fergish
This is above my ability to relate to. I don't know enough about the Lightning Network, nor how it might integrate with SAFE once launched, to respond sensibly. But I can tell you that if you go to https://safenetforum.org and ask, you'll be swimming...
dennisn
Doesn't that prove my point -- that the problem is governments (violent monopolies/gangs)? The Dutch East India Company (or any large company) without that military was basically relatively harmless. I think Aantonop actually believes Facebook itself...
guest
It may sound in insane, but the biggest publicly traded company ever in the history was military backed. Dutch East India Company. That company was the size of the whole NYSE a many times over. Of course, it still sounds insane, but not unimaginable.
Presently the Lightning Network is implemented using table routing. This technique leads to a somewhat centralized architecture. MaidSafe routing (if I understand it) uses ant routing which is less centralized. Keeping everything else the same, ...
fergish
I don't know how to engage with your question. Could you lay out what you're asking a bit further, e.g., how you conceive such might function and to what purpose.
Is anybody designing a Lightning type Network over MaidSafe?
adam Andreas and Stephanie discuss the social and technical pitfalls new startups may encounter when launching ICOs on Ethereum's smart contract platform.
Read More adam Andreas, Stephanie and Adam dig into and try to understand the complex ecosystem of solutions being proposed in Bitcoin.
Read More adam adam Stephanie, Andreas and Adam are back! This time they discuss recent events relating to the Peoples Bank of China, Bitcoin ETFs, Altcoin Index Funds, Client Attacks/Exploits, Scaling On & Offchain and Altcoin prices.
Read More adam BTC Media, a leading information provider in the distributed ledger space, announced today that it has acquired The LTB Network.
The move adds the company to BTC Media’s other publication holdings, including Distributed, Bitcoin Magazine, yBitcoin and Gongshitan, among others. As part of the acquisition, The LTB Network will undergo a relaunch in the second half of 2017 which will include an extensive rebranding.
“We are thrilled to add The LTB Network to our list of industry-leading information services,” said BTC Media CEO David Bailey. “This strengthens our ability to help audiences stay ahead of trends in the digital currency space and implement best practices for their assets.”
The LTB Network’s Founder and Editor-in-Chief Adam B. Levine will remain host of the flagship “Let’s Talk Bitcoin!” show and serve on the network’s editorial board.
“Our goal has always been to showcase the disruptive ideas, people and projects that are leading innovation in digital currency,” Levine said. “This is a new opportunity to grow our audience and better serve our podcasters and writers by focusing more of our time on creating better content, not selling ads.”
Founded in 2011, BTC Media is the world’s largest provider of multimedia, educational, conferences and other high-value informational resources focused on the digital currency and blockchain industries.
Founded in 2014, The LTB Network has for years been the home to a distributed group of independent broadcasters and journalists working toward better understanding, exploring and explaining the phenomenon of digital currency.
“This change marks a vitally important mechanism for BTC media to engage audiences worldwide,” Bailey said. “We are excited to expand the number of podcasts and place new focus on production value. We look forward to building on the foundation that Adam has established and taking it to the next level.”
The LTB Network has been a testbed of innovation with a proprietary content management system, token controlled-access forums and more. It was the first to launch a rewards program using a digital currency, LTBCoin, which was awarded to content creators and audience members according to their “Proof of Participation” score.
Following the acquisition, LTBCoin holders will be given the chance to participate in a new, “Proof of Existence 2.0” project, with details to be released later this year. It shares The LTB Network’s spirit of exploration into disruptive technology. Details and updates can be found at po.et.
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Read More adam adam Andreas testifies before the Australian Senate.
Adam gives a brief announcement on the end of the LTBCOIN distribution phase.
Read More adam Recorded on January 12th, 2017 - Andreas, Stephanie and Adam discuss Circle's business model pivot, the cycle of violence occuring on the fringes of opportunity, the release of the first Lightning Network Daemon and the difficulties Segregated Witness has run into on its way to activation.
Links:
Segregated Witness Activation: segwit.co
Read More adam Recorded on January 5th, 2017
Andreas, Stephanie and Adam discuss the recent bitcoin price swing, what's different this time compared to 2013 and what's still the same?
Then the hosts discuss the topic first explained during episode 320 - The Cell Phone Sim Card Hustle.
Kraken's In-Depth Walkthrough of How to Safely Not Use Your Phone
Read More adam Adam talks about a recent social engineering attack that's putting cell phone users at risk.
Read Morefergish
This is above my ability to relate to. I don't know enough about the Lightning Network, nor how it might integrate with SAFE once launched, to respond sensibly. But I can tell you that if you go to https://safenetforum.org and ask, you'll be swimming...
dennisn
Doesn't that prove my point -- that the problem is governments (violent monopolies/gangs)? The Dutch East India Company (or any large company) without that military was basically relatively harmless. I think Aantonop actually believes Facebook itself...
guest
It may sound in insane, but the biggest publicly traded company ever in the history was military backed. Dutch East India Company. That company was the size of the whole NYSE a many times over. Of course, it still sounds insane, but not unimaginable.
Presently the Lightning Network is implemented using table routing. This technique leads to a somewhat centralized architecture. MaidSafe routing (if I understand it) uses ant routing which is less centralized. Keeping everything else the same, ...
fergish
I don't know how to engage with your question. Could you lay out what you're asking a bit further, e.g., how you conceive such might function and to what purpose.
Is anybody designing a Lightning type Network over MaidSafe?
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