I'm curious about the C2P concept making the Ilcoin blockchain quantum attack resistant. Is this really going to be the case?
Very good question, according to what i've read there's no known quantum computers out in the market at the moment but only in beta testing. Since the ILC blockchain has a SHA-256 algorithm, currently, there are no known attacks that are feasible, and therefore, it is considered secure. However, it could be vulnerable to a sufficiently large universal quantum computer and being ready for what has to come is the best move for ILC.
please enlighten me on this one - does the list of blocked addresses on the blacklist only reproduced because of the use of the c2p process?
I think it's not only for c2p process use but for the security of all nodes as well. Blocked addresses should be out in public for the awareness of all.