Quote from: Come-from-Beyond on February 12, 2014, 08:32:47 PM

Quote from: ManDrone on February 12, 2014, 08:28:38 PM

But most people with NXT will not have that... so how does this play out in the wild? 99 DDoS attacks on random victims who have NXT on their cell phone (and were supposed to forge the next block) and then the 100th is a hub so protected and the block gets forged? Also, what happens to the transactions that are being sent to DDoS IP addresses during the DDoS (or is that a non-issue due to the block never being forged with that IP)?

Those 99 ppl will lease forging power to the hub. The hub will be paying part of the fees back to their accounts.

So it sounds like everyone(?) is behind this "umbrella" of protection from a hub. Who owns a hub? Is the forging based then on the "hub level" IP? Do people choose which hub to be a part of or is it proximity based or...? Very new to this, so hope these aren't old questions (I'm familiar with traditional cryptos, just not his one).