Quote from: ETFbitcoin on May 17, 2019, 05:45:26 PM

Then your website domain would be :
1. Very long
2. Unattractive
3. Not rememberable

There are 2^160 possible address combination (excluding P2SH and Bech32 address format) and chances for address collusion is near zero.

It's possible, but the wallet must have list of all address which used on blockchain.

1. You can name addresses yourself (just like you can name wallets) that is up to the user
2. ^
3 Bookmarks
Users could index the websites (vote thumbs up or thumbs down) so they can find the better youtube.com/whatever (like a darknet directory with levels of trust)

"There are 2^160 possible address combination (excluding P2SH and Bech32 address format) and chances for address collusion is near zero."

It needs to be 0. I can make around 100,000 accounts a day or maybe in a hour or less actually on my household computer just running 1 bitcoin wallet and 1 auto clicker, Imagine a super computer multi boxing the same wallet 500x-500,000x or more.

Why not have a "if address already belongs to a user, double the AES or P2SH and Bech32 format" (sure address would be long in future but at least we won`t get duplicates)
"if address already belongs to user at double, triple the format" and so on.
or "if address is already in use, reroll address" - "if all addresses are in use double amount of characters allowed" - "if all addresses are in use triple amount of characters allowed"

Does this make sense to you?

What stops someone from doing this offline and connecting later and perhaps getting satoshi`s addresses than brute forcing the private key? Do we have a way to tell who created the address first?
(Yes, I know with today`s tech it will take a long time) but not in the future.

I just want bitcoin to be as safe as possible not just in my lifetime but for lifetimes, we seen the evolution of miners in 8 years laptops->desktops->farms of desktops->asics->farms of asics, what about in another 8?

The more air that gets pushed into a tire the more likely it is to pop, why not make the tire immortal?