Quote from: nEglibb on July 03, 2019, 05:05:16 PM

Quote from: theamdv on July 03, 2019, 03:30:25 PM

Quote from: jadefalke on July 03, 2019, 05:39:55 AM

The Micropayment stuff is quite nice, overall NYZO is an extremely underrated Project.

Quote from: cryptobtcnut on July 03, 2019, 08:51:58 AM

Is the micropay feature trying to achieve something similar to what BAT is doing?

That's the fun part, pretty much anything is possible right now.
You could, if you wanted, build BAT upon Nyzo.
That's the power of the 32 bits of sender data and it doesn't require complex and faulty "smart" contracts as is the case with Ethereum.
The developer can choose the language which suits him right and can use the micropay faciliation to receive payments and deliver products.

A browser extension like Metamask to pay these micropay invoices or a mobile app would be the next idea, right now you still have to run the verifier codebase to run the Micropay client.
Once something like that is in place nothing is stopping people from building mobile apps which incorporate the micropay server, or a browser extension with micropayments for functionalities, or games, or netflix, ...

Really, the possibilities are endless here.

Something like MEGA but with clientsided file encryption before uploading it to the vendor seems to be the best approach for storage purposes.
It's about excluding trust in the vendor in that case. Then again you're expecting them not to disappear overnight with your encrypted files.
Veracrypt integration? What about longevity of the service?

Since blocks are consolidated I could image merely paying someone to host everything unconsolidated would be worth money.
That way your encrypted file can reside on the blockchain itself (hope that you use a very strong password then Wink

) by splicing the HEX code and injecting it into transactions.
Something like blockchain.com but for unconsolidated block files.