Today, an account named Anthony Dewayne Hunt claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the "founder of Bitcoin", did not answer my request for a public cryptographic verification in #sigverify and was removed from BCHN slack.
If you want to *efficiently* store everything on-chain for censorship resistance, then you don't want Memo -- you want Secure Scuttlebutt, which is also Tor-friendly
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Yes you can encrypt/decrypt messages using your Memo wallet key. Encrypted messages can be stored in OP_RETURN. e.g. https://github.com/memocash/mips/blob/master/mip-0004/mip-0004.md
That link is for "symmetric encryption", not ECDSA.
Yes you can encrypt/decrypt messages using your Memo wallet key. Encrypted messages can be stored in OP_RETURN. e.g. https://github.com/memocash/mips/blob/master/mip-0004/mip-0004.md
Wouldn't ECDSA encryption for another recipient require exposing your root public key (not just the hash)? Sticking it in OP_RETURN makes sense IMO.
Got a copyright dispute for rights-free music on my podcast.
The claimant CLEARLY isn't the original creator, but in the meantime I have to dispute, and if YouTube decides against me they could nuke the channel.
today the bitcoin neighborhood held a meeting where we agreed to work with other crypto where we have more funds, nobody wanted to help us with BCH bye BCH
We have been requesting a loan or royalty for several days for 5 BCH that we need to finish our project---
BCH here please: qq55fqe3upey6v2yavxpc6rl82jt7n54mqxec9ugrp
Web-of-trust is a pointless exercise, like assuming CA certs means a website won't be malicious.
Web-of-trust is the opposite of CA certs. There's no central authority to be compromised. Web of trust is how human relationships have worked for millennia.
Concept of Web of Trust that Memo uses has been around for over 30 years. But if you truly have an issue with the reputation, Memo is an open protocol that anyone can build on top of
If only web-of-trust would be used in day-to-day. Would they know trust if it bit them?