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Sure, if you ran an Ethereum client locally -- which is of course infeasible for statistically everyone. Otherwise, you're still delegating trust to a third par
by kiitos 3y ago
Sure, if you ran an Ethereum client locally -- which is of course infeasible for statistically everyone. Otherwise, you're still delegating trust to a third party.
- Ferret7446 3y agoWell, you don't have to trust a third party, and it's verifiable. Anyone can run a DNS bridge (including yourself) and anyone can verify that it is behaving correctly.
- kiitos 3y agoUnless you do that verification work as part of each DNS query, clients are still delegating trust to whatever service is responding to their requests.