Quote from: cfbtcman on February 06, 2019, 07:48:16 AM

Why any transaction dont include the final balance of each address?

That would be much better to get the balance of any address, just need to find last move in blockchain and dont need to recalculate entire blockchain.

That value can be cryptographed with blocks data, so it would be reliable and we could start to delete old blocks that are just wasting space in blockchain and finally descentralize the blockchain, because sometime only microsoft and google can manage to keep a full node.

Also it will contribute for anonimity because if we generate many. many, many transactions and blocks, no enterprise in the world can get registry of all blocks, like Craig Wright said, the best protection for anonimity is to much data generated like gigabyte blocks.

With possibility of deleting old blocks and even force first blocks to have a maximum time of some years like 10 or 20 years or less, we could have onchain big blocks decentralized and dont need layer 2 or layer 3 or layer 4 !

Would be layer 1 completely descentralized and guaranteed anonymity.

You need a banker bro and you should understand what does blockchain means. If you want such data's like that you should go back to the old ways and you are in the wrong place right now.

Quote from: dothebeats on February 07, 2019, 12:42:55 AM

To reduce blocksize as these information also consumes spaces within each block, at least that's what I see it. If this is to be implemented, imagine all the extra bits a transaction might have which could possibly lead to a full block which have less transactions than usual. Also, deleting the old blocks in a blockchain isn't a 'blockchain' any more without this integral part, so there's that.

That's correct and I think there is no sense including the final balance of each address transacting throughout the blockchain network. I think the thread starter just wanted to make things more complicated with his ideas LOL. Grin

I don't know why people these days wanted to make things harder if there are simple ways to make it easier.