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There are no tokens to maintain the chain: the purpose is to create software that communities |
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and activists can easily join and use. We're betting that this is a case where network |
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participants have the motivation to run the software. The protocol is meant to be lightweight enough that |
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non-technical people can run it on inexpensive devices they already own. |
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non-technical people can run it on inexpensive devices they already own. There may be cases for |
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MPC or ZKP in the future when they are more widespread and standard, |
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but our preference is to engineer as simply as possible with "white-magic" cryptography |
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over those "black-magic" functions. |
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Let's make real distributed computing and shared data happen, starting with our own small networks. |
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