that I've been clamoring for for some time now is mandatory identification as a block finder - either you identify yourself, or you don't mine.
Kinda of an absurd statement, not quite sure what the purpose would be, please elaborate.
I guess he means creating a transparent mining method for blockchain.
So you can query any IDs belonging to the miners and learn who they are etc.
But this is not quite possible to me... How can you make sure people are entering true information...
Maybe there are methods to query these things, but then it will be going through a centralized and government controlled mining scheme etc...
Cheers guys,...
Wait till you see my white paper. I have some of the issues, e.g., transparency, covered in my crypto-commodity venture.
This is one of the few threads I have on my Watchlist. Now that I'm caught up, back to work.
I'm referring to mandatory identification of
block finders only, not every miner. Each block found should be clearly associated with the miner who found it,
exactly like we see with each block that the The Blocks Factory finds, for example. This would apply to pools and your one odd out solo miner still in existence (solo miners would only have to provide an IP address). This would go a long ways towards eliminating uncertainty regarding weird issues like the continual flow of phantom autosells on Cryptsy, as well as enhancing DGB's commitment to transparency. Again, this would only apply to entities actually finding blocks, of which there are only a few, who should identify themselves voluntarily to begin with one would think, and if not, then they should be required to do so.
Looking forward to seeing you white paper. Can't wait!
