It’s like VPN. Your data does in, everybody’s data comes out, they still match stuff. Except blockchain is pub so you don’t even need the pen reg.
I don't think it's comparable to a VPS. Going through 5 VPSes you can be attacked by timing measurements. Having your wallet passively shuffle coins with thousands of other wallets ..
Feds aren’t looking for an exact match, just enough for probable cause. You put coins in, and the second they match you to any coins out that’s enough.
But if they get false positives for thousands of people what's the value in seeing that the coins came out from someone? I'm not talking about privacy after a single cashshuffle.
contract-code gets executed IN a virtual machine during tx-processing; code can interact with the whole VM state & therefore needs to be synchronised between TXs, hence single-threaded
Well pipelining in CPUs can parallelize what can be parallelized by predicting/seeing data dependencies. And for multiple small programs, data dependencies probably more localized.
BU is a separate team and I think they have a good chunk of the nodes that run their client. No? And what mass censorship? I see SVs viewpoints everywhere just fine.
It's not hard for me to understand why some people prefer BSV. I have no idea why people like CSW but as far as the ideas of BSV go, it's a legit position even if I think it's inferior to BCH.
My question is why do we call it "stake"? If it's based on the last N blocks, then it's PoW based, nobody is staking coins to get voting power like PoS implies. Or am I missing someth?
How is Avalanche PoS? Why do people say it is?? Isn't it based on the last 100 mined blocks therefore an extension of PoW? What's the "stake" in Avalanche?