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Trail Marks
@TrailMarks
Please understand the difference between Distributed Ledger Technology, more commonly known as BlockChain Technology & docdrop.org/video/JV8QZsNp Distributed Hashtable Technology medium.com/@michael.dufel as in
@IPFS
and
@holochain
Watch the 2 minutes video docdrop.org/video/JV8QZsNp
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po𝚜𝚙i
@pospigos
Just a friendly reminder that consortium #blockchains are a false techno-centric #decentralisation. Yes you spread the data out, but you also aggregated corporate power structures into even more centralised (often even anti-competitive) loci of power 👏
TrailHub
@TrailHub1
Thinking of currencies? I am following
@artbrock
of
@holochain
on Medium. Factor this in "Holochain doesn’t have the scalability problems of blockchain" The secret, I understood all along, is out: "any approach to consensus is a type of centralization" hyp.is/GQvZJMwaEeupjz
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cicolab
@cicollaboratory
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#openmoney #communitycurrency #patterns #socialgoodnfts monday session 14 june eepurl.com/hAV0fT
Trail Marks
@TrailMarks
Blockchain, Distributed Ledger Technology is not the answer youtu.be/JV8QZsNpFok Distributed Hash Tables as in
@IPFS
or
@holochain
is. Trust but verify x.com/search?q=DHT%2 Build "eventually consistent" WebNative networks "Designed from Trust" for Trust
@jerrymichalski
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André Staltz
@andrestaltz
Replying to @andrestaltz
I have a hard time believing blockchain could neatly support social media use cases. Where would you store all those likes and retweets? Someone else's computer obviously. So incentives and tokens are needed. Would all users *really* pay a tiny fee for every like? 3/6