I checked the new repo, but it's still confusing and interesting - it looks like you're leveraging storj's storage network, while you're claiming to build a new chain with native storage layer...

Oh man, congrats!!!  Hope you can share some pbc experiences after you claimed and used it!  Cause I'm always hesitate to make a purchase..

I would like to participate in this! Thanks for your generosity！

Very fishy, no development work and simply a wrapper around storj?! - https://github.com/GenaroSanada/GenaroEden_Alpha

Also, this product is for palm beach confidential right? Could I change login and password, and receive email notifications if I purchased from you?  Except the price, is there any functioning difference from purchasing from their website? (I know they close signup now...)

Hey supremnoob, how does the subscription work? Is it 3000 per year, or 3000 lifetime access?

Just a simple question: if there's no whitepaper or foundation whatsoever, how could people and project reach consensus and move forward? I know voting would help, but you know pure democracy doesn't work many time, see the bitcoin community...

你有12000个币啊大哥？

Can you kindly accelerate this tx 060bb7870b233019bfc11c3d107681e8d9860323c436c3d3488c2bf841bc7015, it stuck 3 days, much thanks!

这种典型的韭菜心理，不如去赌博去抢，更快

Which is root and which is leaf? A lot of stupid asses there just want some quick fiat return

Quantstamp - more a marketing company than a technology company - oh this is even true for most current blockchain projects/company. LOL

Hey folks, I've contemplated and searched in this topic quite a white, so beyond maintaining a chain and performing some kind of mining - either PoW or PoS family, is there a consensus algorithm (that could be used in distributed system) which is open membership (so node could join and leave on the fly) as well as byzantine fault tolerant (thus malicious node could stop functioning, and could even send different messages to different groups of honest nodes)?

So I've listed some existing algorithms below:
1. Paxos and Raft - close membership, and also not byzantine fault tolerant (only tolerant to fail-stop failure)
2. Practical byzantine fault tolerant algorithm (PBFT): close membership, and researchers point out that any group with >20 nodes may see huge performance drop.
3. Stellar consensus protocol (SCP) - it claims to be open membership and byzantine fault tolerant by bringing in the concept of "quorum" and "quorum slice", but it's hard for me to fully understand how it works though... (https://www.stellar.org/blog/stellar-consensus-protocol-proof-code/) Is there any expert can give some insight please?
4. Any more?...

Please correct me if I'm wrong and I'm earnest to know more about this topic

崩吧                 

application的还想100倍，做梦呢吧

辣鸡                             

垃圾项目越来越多，都有什么意义

震惊！UC震惊部居然没有录用LZ

BCH会篡位？你在搞笑么，，，，，

恭喜恭喜，不知道我还要多久