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PoW is the most pure form of Sybil-resistance. It was designed as anti-Sybil mechanism back in the '90s.
PoS is a weaker anti-Sybil mechanism than PoW, but coupled with a classical consensus protocol makes it a very good candidate to Bitcoin's PoW.
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022
The consensus is the most important part of a distributed network because it distributes trust in a set of untrusted peers that need to coordinate to achieve a common objective: maintaining the state of the ledger.
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/267375
A simple and robust L1 with minimal features will always outperform over-engineered and complex designs that try to accomplish too many things at once.
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/267374
The whitepaper points out two sources of PoW: one CPU bound (ASIC resistant) and the other one ASIC friendly. The key is balacing them.
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/267372
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I'm leaning towards incentivizing network decentralization at p2p layer.
The infrastructure that runs the code is very important.
We can start with small tasks such as integrating Tor into znnd and Syrius.
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/266427
Raspberry Pi is the best candidate.
It should be able to sync & run without issues on a standard RBPi
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/265937
The design architecture of NoM is actually brilliant: everything is taken into account and perfectly balanced to achieve the most of security, scalability and decentralization.
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/265296
The next challenge is to implement Dynamic Plasma (similar to Bitcoin's difficulty adjustment mechanism).
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/265292
And the PoW is performed by users that want to issue feeless transactions on the network: this increases the security margin when the network usage is higher.
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/265290
PoW secures the block-lattice ledger by adding weight. This prevents some PoS attack vectors such as long range attacks.
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/265288
The cryptography wasn't ready for Bitcoin. It had pseudo-privacy, but not sufficient for the massive success that followed.
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/265284
Same applies for Bitcoin. Everyone is just a contributor for a civilization value protocol.
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/265263
Community members that are interested should dive deep into zk-rollups and understand the crypto behind and how they (perfectly) fit into NoM.
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/265128
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From an architectural point of view, one of the best decisions so far was avoiding the implementation of a heavy VM at L1/on-chain. Do you know why?
— Mr. Kaine, Dec 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/265110
The dual-ledger has a very important property: separate consensus from other business logic
— Mr. Kaine, Nov 2022 t.me/zenonnetwork/259914