Quote from: oblox on April 04, 2019, 07:31:41 AM

Quote from: Big Naturals on April 04, 2019, 07:13:09 AM

Quote from: oblox on April 04, 2019, 02:37:32 AM

Want a super crude and cheesy dpow definition without using the word stake (which is wrong): "Securing your project through Bitcoin's hashrate, because wasting resources is silliness" or "~~dPow~~ Tether, back your project up to Bitcoin's ledger--simple, secure, affordable"

ha ha ... you came up with slogans for Tether lol

thanks for the giggles, do you know what 'definition' means?

You can't explain dPoW in simple terms, can you? not a slogan, a simple explanation that makes someone understand

marketing is NOT just slogans, it's a simple message that people can understand

I'm not going to have a technical discussion with someone that does not know the difference between consensus algos. Just because you struggle with what dpow is does not mean I have to be the one to explain it to you. I'm comfortable with my investment, I've done my DD.

Also, as stated, I'm not a marketeer so you reading too much into a cheesy tagline shows me you fail to actually pull out content from posts well. You asked to describe what dpow was without using stake... in simplest terms with an albeit cheesy slogan, that's its selling point. For projects that lack the infrastructure to adequately protect their chain, for a relatively small price, they can prevent attack by periodic snapshots to the longest, most secure ledger in the world. While not backed up directly, we can say with the transitive property that they ultimately exist on the BTC ledger because the ultimate hash encompasses those chains. Finally, I wasn't aware that Tether secured blockchains from attack. Thanks for the info. /s

answer me this...

who benefits the most from mining kmd blocks?

there are only 64 positions to "own" the rights to notarize kmd transactions on the btc blockchain. and from my understanding, these 64 nn have a zero difficulty unlike those of us that use miners...that chaps my behind.