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Codius (and Orisi.org) can deliver external inputs to the contracts - it's something no blockchain system can do by design. In other words - if you want your E
by kolinko 12y ago
Codius (and Orisi.org) can deliver external inputs to the contracts - it's something no blockchain system can do by design.
In other words - if you want your Ethereum contract to rely on weather, a certain website, or a currency price, you need Orisi, Codius, or some other similar system.
- kordless 12y ago...with each system having different levels and types of trust associated or assigned to them.
- drcode 12y ago> Codius (and Orisi.org) can deliver external inputs to the contracts - it's something no blockchain system can do by design. False, when I make a bitcoin purchase, and external input (the amount I spent) makes it into a bitcoin script. In other altcoin systems you can put in arbitrary datafeeds, like the weather (admittedly with a gatekeeper that spoon feeds it to the blockchain) Also, if someone wanted to create an altcoin that allowed totally arbitrary inputs (like Codius) I see no reason why it would be technically impossible.