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Merkel Trees are fine, and are how things like "Git" keep track of different files (and how distributed hash tables and file-sharing often work).
Merkel Trees are trees-of-hashes, which the cryptocoin world wants us to believe go by the new name of 'Blockchain', but people familiar with comp. sci history know that they're just flailing about making shit up.
Blockchain is an application of Merkel Trees. Merkel Trees have lots of good uses, but Blockchain doesn't seem to have much use after 10+ years of experimentation.
ETH has DNS. I would think the fediverse would like to see adoption of DNS that governments and big companies can't mess with or take over with lots of cash.
ETH staking is looking like its literally illegal in the USA, you know that right?
Coinbase Earn is quite possibly trading in unsecured, unregulated securities and is being sued over it.
That's FUD. Lots of US based companies promote ETH staking and there's no sign that the SEC is going to declare it a security.
As fast as money talks, you'll be losing.
IMO. We should make global random networks and base our connections on top of them instead of clinging onto the hope of niceties because someone have the site google.com for example.
That kind of thing is actually possible with Ethereum DNS and hosting. It's not mature enough to be viable yet, but the possibility is there.
A good start, but using crypto to just have a website seems overkill.
I have built a shared hosting protocol (and implementation) where you use link-files instead of website+DNS (nor crypto). Simple and lightweight, but with my communication skills it isn't really taking off 😅
That's cool. Got a link you'd be willing to share?
Here is the 'official' website : Tenfingers
There are versions for Linux and Windows and also the python source code.
Any feedback greatly appreciated!
Yo!
You seems to know what you're talking about, have you heard of Juliana trees? Like trees based only on the keys, so searching for a key takes len(key) time.
Bet there is an other name for it but I so remember like that and no web search says anything about it so I'm trying my luck here :-)
Same for robin hood hash trees :-D
Cheers
This sounds similar to a trie - maybe that’s what you were thinking of?
I mean look at big corpo/government servers. They're running an OS from 1980 and software that hasn't been updated since 1960's.
We'll get there. Eventually. Maybe.
My Android phone's marketplace, Google Play, is literally newer than Bitcoin and I have government services + banking applications on it.
I think you're blind to how slow and inconsequential cryptocoin's entire world is at innovation. They've wasted 15 years. Literally wasted, the world has changed and they haven't noticed.