Trsst: a secure and distributed blog platform for the open web

[kseistrup]

It seems that the Kickstarter project Trsst will be using bitcoin addresses as its keypairs.  From the paper:

A keypair in terms of public-key cryptography is the pair of a private key and its corresponding public key. Each user's account corresponds to a keypair, and the public key is the account's unique identifier. The keypair is generated as a valid payment address in a crypto-currency system such as Bitcoin. The account's private key is held by a user in secret and kept in a keystore.

I'm looking forward to see if this idea takes off and, if so, what relation it will have to bitcoin.

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[bbit]

It seems that the Kickstarter project Trsst will be using bitcoin addresses as its keypairs.  From the paper:

A keypair in terms of public-key cryptography is the pair of a private key and its corresponding public key. Each user's account corresponds to a keypair, and the public key is the account's unique identifier. The keypair is generated as a valid payment address in a crypto-currency system such as Bitcoin. The account's private key is held by a user in secret and kept in a keystore.

I'm looking forward to see if this idea takes off and, if so, what relation it will have to bitcoin.

Trsst most likely will come over to Bitcoin. I know BitcoinStarter.com is in talks with them.

[kseistrup]

Cool. 

[bitcoinstarter]

Cool. 

We've been in touch with via Twitter. They were checking to see if they can have a project both on KS and BS at the same time.

[favdesu]

sounds really interesting, but I don't know.

there are already many open twitter clones around