Can anyone answer for me a basic technical question about Ethereum.
We know that every program has to be verified by every full mining node. So how do all these mining nodes get paid ether gas to pay for their costs of verification
For me that was always the critical flaw that Ethereum didn't solve. Did they solve it? How?
You have pointed out no critical flaw. Just a vague fud in ethereums general direction. Literally waiting for one of your 10000 word replies. Nutbar.
This is a serious technical issue. Ethereum will not function correctly because of it. Watch what happens when it scales. Mark my word. Unless of course, they solved this issue. Which is why I asked. Does anyone know the answer?
I would appreciate an answer.
I tried to find the information at their wikis but it is not easy to locate. I might spend more time on it later, if no one is capable of answering. Amazing you invest in shit you don't even understand.
Someone could write any glamorous feature fluff, and you'd bite. Sad.
You literally failed to explain what The actual problem is.
"Mark my words". Lol youre losing it mate.
Because your technical understand is nil perhaps. I did explain the problem.
Let me explain it again for you.
Every miner has to verify every (programmable block chain) program that is run. This is the same as in Bitcoin every miner has to verify every transaction. No miner can accept a block until it has verified everything in the block.
The problem with a programmable block chain is that programs consume resources. Thus Ethereum invented the concept of gas or paying ethereum to run each script. But the problem is which miner receives this gas? Only the miner who announced the block solution? So then how are the other miners paid to verify the block solution since they also have to run the programs to verify to make sure that no node is lying. This is a fundamental requirement of trustless decentralization.
I am asking did they ever find a solution to that? That was the fundamental reason I said Ethereum can never succeed.
Okay go hide under a rock now idiot. And next time be a little bit more respectful.
