> Part of the trick with blockchain is validation. Everyone is not going to keep a full node, not even close, and just delegating trust is not the answer. You w

> Part of the trick with blockchain is validation. Everyone is not going to keep a full node, not even close, and just delegating trust is not the answer. You want to trust but verify. Right, so hence the two techniques I mentioned in my reply: query more than one server, and/or use Dionysis' "proof of transition" (for lack of a better name).