Quote from: wingspan on October 09, 2015, 01:05:08 PM

So, in eMunie, instead of nodes being blocks, you have nodes being 1 transaction only. Instead of a chain of nodes, you have a tree. Still a ledger. Still tracks publicly the order of transactions. Still allows state recovery just like blockchains. OK, sounds intriguing. Apples-to-Apples testing still possible.

Yeah pretty much, its kind of a hybrid.

There is a balance sheet ledger too that runs along side, but that has to verify against the current transaction ledger (and vice versa).

In the channeled implementation, its not really a chain nor a tree but more of a mid-way point between the two (trains or chees? lol). The chains are allowed to fork out, but only on branches one link long. Transactions are assigned a "transactional period", subsequent transactions must link to only one transaction in the previous transactional period as per a set requirements.