Quote from: AT101ET on December 30, 2016, 10:38:44 AM

This looks very interesting. I'll be watching closely.
Haven't read the white paper yet but other than using hash based signatures will this have any other implementations that will be different to BTC/ETH etc?

Actually the ledger addresses are derived from a modified merkle tree signature scheme (XMSS) in a hypertree construction using hash-based one-time signatures to sign transactions.

But you are correct that at this time the project is to be similar to BTC, featuring a capped upper supply limit, with very limited scripting and an emphasis upon security over scalability (the signatures / transactions are necessarily much bigger than any other crypto ledger thus far).

We are at quite an early stage so some design parameters may change but i am keen to allow bitcoin users to directly import their balances into the chain for a time after the main net goes live.

Thanks for the interest.