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@PeterRizun · 4 years ago

A Brief History of the Mempool Chaining Limit

(An excerpt from an article originally published on the BU blog ) Examining the history behind the mempool chaining limit is instructive. When Satoshi first released the bitcoin client, there was no...

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@PeterRizun · 4 years ago

Exploring Long Chains of Unconfirmed Transactions and Their Resistance to Double-spend Fraud

1 Introduction This article explores long chains of unconfirmed bitcoin transactions and investigates their resistance to double-spend fraud. First we show how to hit the 25-chained transaction l...

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(comment) Thanks for helping drive more discussion on this topic, Tom. [Side note: I do wish you had picked a title for your article that was less personal. Also, an idea you disagree with is not an error, bu...

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@PeterRizun · 4 years ago

What Makes Satoshi's Incentive Work

In this article, I will argue that if miners ran the network as described in the Satoshi white paper, incentives would exist to do the research and development necessary to scale bitcoin to meet deman...

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(comment) "the goal of the whole Bitcoin Cash ecosystem: to create fast, reliable, digital cash upon a stable, largely unchanging, economically rational Bitcoin protocol." ^ yes, indeed.

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@PeterRizun · 4 years ago

The Best Of Intentions: The Dev Tax Is Intended to Benefit Investors But Will Corrupt Us Instead

Despite the best of intentions, the developer service fee, AKA dev tax, will corrupt BCH. It represents a departure too far both from our core principles and from bitcoin as peer-to-peer electronic c...

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