The white paper reminds me of my college papers I had to do. Looks very professional and academic. My first set of questions are:
we project a theoretical capacity in excess of 100,000 transactions/second under reasonable network assumptions.
1. What does a theoretical capacity in excess implies and also, what does exactly mean "reasonable netwrok assumptions" (unexpected number of users, big number of nodes failing (even if it's unlikely, it is possible)?) ? And what would the percentage be for the difference between the theoretical and the practical..."capacity in excess"?
We place a particular emphasis on code security, testing, and formal verification, and will develop tools to empower users to easily deploy robust contracts.
2. Does that mean you already have a testnet or the testing summarizes on math formulas only?
To claim the tokens sent by a send request, the destination account must issue a receive request
3. Does that mean that I have to tell my wallet that another wallet wants to send me tokens? Or... the wallet will have an option to build a list with addresses which could send payments?
That's it... for now...
