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September 22, 2026, 08:00:10 PM
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I wanted to share some ideas when it comes to creating a protocol:
why doesn't exist any crypto better than Bitcoin? i think people aren't creating new things (we need to be more creative), they are just "copying what works". Blockchains, PoW, PoS, they just... work. but they aren´t the best someone can do. still exist some problems: scalability, eficiency, etc. there are tradeoffs, but I believe there is better.
some of the things that I don't like in the pure bitcoin (I am considering L1, please dont judge me, veterans):
1- you need to post a transaction to the whole world (not just Bitcoin)
2- huge (centralized) PoW
3- fees (not just Bitcoin)
4- 500gb of blockchain
How can someone solve these 3?
1- no central blockchain (no huge PoW)
2- no Hystory (no 500gb)
3- no fees (just some anti-DoS PoW)

I had been studying protocols and I thought of a system that I called "entities" (if someone already did something like this, explain why I don't see it everywhere):
realocating/entering/respective entity = XOR distance (like a DHT)
an entity is a group of nodes that share a merkle tree. this small merkle tree (some nodes) share the root to the y closer other entities, making a neighbourhood. when a new node enters the network, it goes to the respective entity (deterministic). if an entity reaches 2 times the normal size, it divides. I added a system of randomness, so every X number of nonces (if someone enters your entity, it also counts) the account gets a new ID and gets realocated to a new respective entity. instead of fees, just use some anti-DoS PoW (like adam back hashcash).
IT IS JUST AN IDEA, i still did not implement in any system

i need some advices
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