Braydon Fuller on Nostr: Haha, okay. Any more background on that use, who's working on it, discussing it, and ...
Haha, okay. Any more background on that use, who's working on it, discussing it, and documenting?
Seems like there is quite a bit that could be possible with more complete set of opcodes, as initially drafted in early implementations. Also sounds like some of what could be possible also needs more research.
Problems with DoS (the reason they were dropped) is also a solvable problem as far as I am concerned, given enough review and testing. I can see why they were initially dropped.
The point of scalable self-custody sounds very important.
Seems like there is quite a bit that could be possible with more complete set of opcodes, as initially drafted in early implementations. Also sounds like some of what could be possible also needs more research.
Problems with DoS (the reason they were dropped) is also a solvable problem as far as I am concerned, given enough review and testing. I can see why they were initially dropped.
The point of scalable self-custody sounds very important.