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Re: Assume perfect distribution of a token. What proof protocol is the fastest?
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Sixophrenia
on 23/01/2019, 17:49:51 UTC
I think the PoS network I would need is a typical one but without interest. Where the amount of stake you hold dictates your weight in the network and transaction rewards.

From what I can understand (based on my loose intuition of computer science as a webdeveloper) Tron's DPoS is a type of "scaling" mechanism or technique that greatly increases transaction speeds.
If Tron had perfect distribution, how could it enhance it's Super Representative layer? perhaps an tangle/mesh network of SRs?
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Choose your own Adventure Smart contract
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Sixophrenia
on 23/01/2019, 01:44:15 UTC
This is a "choose your own adventure" game. To play costs nothing, but if you wish to add to the story it will cost 0.005 eth.
You can play here https://sixophrenia.github.io/ether-snatch

I forked the original contract and UI from AnAllergyToAnalogy@github
He has a free version here: https://anallergytoanalogy.github.io/blockchain-adventure/

My version is made in a way that writers pay writers.
It costs 0.005 ETH to add to the story, and if someone adds to all of your branching choices, you make your money back & can make more as more writers continue the story. You can withdraw your earnings from the homescreen

Others can also "mine" ETH by processing transactions that push ethereum up the story branching pipeline. This option will be presented on an open story branch.

I haven't managed to verify the contract correctly. I think there's something I'm doing incorrectly about verifying the parameters I put into the constructor. Please advise.
The source code is on github though
https://github.com/Sixophrenia/sixophrenia.github.io/tree/master/ether-snatch
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Re: Assume perfect distribution of a token. What proof protocol is the fastest?
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Sixophrenia
on 21/01/2019, 16:17:51 UTC
thank you. one thing I should mention is that my idea would require "proof of work/capacity" for the main chain.

This is a sidechain scaling idea. I truly feel like it can rival tron's confirmation times, but it's a side chain. I don't think that's a problem.
The only argument i've seen against proof of capacity is its collusion weakness with technologies like sharding.
I've read a bit into sharding, and it seems to have some arbitrary/inorganic configurations. Primarily the 2 3rds vote to validate transactions on a shard.
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Re: Assume perfect distribution of a token. What proof protocol is the fastest?
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Sixophrenia
on 21/01/2019, 15:33:01 UTC
If you mean literal cost ($ out of pocket). That cost is covered by those participating.
All I can say is that there is an incentive mechanism for this distribution.

One thing my theory relies on is transaction fees compensating stakers enough.
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Assume perfect distribution of a token. What proof protocol is the fastest?
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Sixophrenia
on 21/01/2019, 09:25:27 UTC
Assume perfect distribution of a token. What proof protocol is the fastest?

Tron is taking off because of it's SR system. It's super centralized. I don't think it will stand the test of time, but it will make a lot of people rich for now.
Centralization is a huge fear with Proof of stake. Even proof of work.
But let's assume that we could actually not worry about centralization. Let's assume that the token we're using the stake the network is very decentralized and will always be.
What would be the ideal protocol to run on top of it? I think it'd have to be some form of proof of stake, because obviously a token is involved.
There is DPoS. Like tron. but is there a more sophisticated version?
Is there a list of PoS network approaches that I can look at?
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Is it possible to have PoS network that reads a staking amount from Ethereum?
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Sixophrenia
on 03/01/2019, 06:09:05 UTC
Is it possible to run a proof of stake network that reads the staking amount off of the ethereum network?
I'm pretty sure it's possible, but I just want to make sure before I do a lot of work for nothing.

The only problem is that the actual network wouldn't have a currency of it's own on the network.
It would still have smart contract potential. which could have some native support for paying nodes with tokens.

If there were such a thing as "perfect proof of stake" distribution, wouldn't that increase transaction speeds and lower energy costs significantly?
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Re: OFFICAL [SOULCOIN] [SOUL] [CAMPAIGN]
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Sixophrenia
on 13/03/2018, 15:05:40 UTC
Is anyone trying to get the network back up? If not, go here.

https://discord.gg/3MmeM4U
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Re: OFFICAL [SOULCOIN] [SOUL] [CAMPAIGN]
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Sixophrenia
on 13/03/2018, 02:18:50 UTC
Yobit will be contacted, and if we can, the blockchain will be restored for the card game. But jesus christ. Whatever the hell happened is insane pure greed.
I have not seen ANY news about this anywhere.
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Re: OFFICAL [SOULCOIN] [SOUL] [CAMPAIGN]
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Sixophrenia
on 11/03/2018, 20:19:22 UTC
Stop buying this coin on yobit.
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Re: OFFICAL [SOULCOIN] [SOUL] [CAMPAIGN]
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Sixophrenia
on 05/02/2018, 14:25:59 UTC
Moneybomber send me a pm i want to ask you something i can not pm you because i have the newbie status.

Old Soul is being preserved. It will, in fact, be a use case of the platform. It needed an ICO phase anyway. Additionally, those who had stake in soul (posted in this thread before this post) will be able to know when we launch the core new Brick Offering.
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Ether Numbers. Stake the floor and receive dividends.
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Sixophrenia
on 30/01/2018, 01:11:28 UTC
EtherNumbers is an investor game that pays dividends for "holding the floor". The floor is the minimum price the token will go to. The more tokens you purchase the more dividend return you receive when a new investor comes in looking to play.

There are 2 ways to play. Build a perception of hype for the people you want to invite, or slowly accumulate tokens by cashing out dividends & reinvesting.

When a new investor joins the game, 10% of the ETH they sent to the contract will be split into dividends to everyone holding tokens. The amount of dividends you receive correlates to the ratio of tokens you hold relative to everyone else.

http://ethernumbers.co/index2.html
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Re: What will be the next $100 billion blockchain?
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Sixophrenia
on 15/01/2018, 00:27:15 UTC
Loopring hands down.
The market needs liquidity.
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Where in the code of Zerocoin can I change the interest rate?
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Sixophrenia
on 17/11/2017, 07:34:10 UTC
There is a Zerocoin fork that I am trying to modify.
I am trying to find where I can change the interest rate.

Unfortunately. Nothing in my file search is showing up with "interest". And nothing that looks related to interest is appearing when I search "stake"
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Re: [ANN][PRESALE] Zenome.io - decentralized genome economy. Reveal your DNA value.
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Sixophrenia
on 17/10/2017, 07:03:42 UTC
The ability to be compensated for sharing your genetic information is interesting. The platform makes it practical.

I feel like this type of service will be closely bridged with "proof of identity" as well.

Wow. Actually "proof of identity" may be a hard problem to solve. Can't anyone just lie and create a twin? or a mutated twin?

How do you solve the identity issue? Juru may be a good start.

This is going to be one of those "2020" blockchain platforms. Very futuristic
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Concerning proof of identity
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Sixophrenia
on 14/10/2017, 19:42:45 UTC
It's a pretty tough issue but there is a barebones method that a lot of people may not like.

The only solution I see is utilizing cameras & A.I. in publicly accessible locations. These locations should be the social-crypto hot spots.
 
Proof of identity wouldn't reward you with anything other than privileges on the blockchain (ex: voting) and any other blockchain "bridged" to it.
I don't know if we even have a bridging protocol solidified yet.

There would be an A.I. associated with the blockchain that would do it's best to recognize anyone who attempts to clone their identity.
How do you feel about going to your favorite crypto coffee shop and getting a 360 photo shoot of your face? We could take it a step further and do DNA sampling as well.
This gets into Orwell territory, so the community would have to actively try to erect more of these proof-of-identity public locations.
Public "crypto centers" would also be good for research projects like Gridcoin. Even the hardware would need a proof of origin, but the manufacturing could take place at one of these public centers as well.