Topic: Is it possible? (Read 905 times)
It's possible but the whole point is that the system is able to sustain itself using it's own miners following it's own protocols, no?
Primecoin was another example of hashing speeds being used for something other than solving equations, having said that. Though it is not fully economical - it isn't empty, in the sense that it does contribute to the security of the network which in itself is valuable given the size of the network now.
Is it possible that the miners will decide not just an empty math and solve the real problem of the type clotting or combining of proteins.
Yes it's posible but it more complex than bitcoin miner
The coin would have to be changed completely to be able to solve other real world problems.
There was an altcoin called Curecoin that attempted to do something like this but doesn't seem like it really gained much of a userbase.
There was an altcoin called Curecoin that attempted to do something like this but doesn't seem like it really gained much of a userbase.
I think i remember this happening with some other coin back in 2013, correct if im wrong. 
Is it possible that the miners will decide not just an empty math and solve the real problem of the type clotting or combining of proteins.
The proof of work algorithm does not "solve math", but yes it can be changed.
Is it possible that the miners will decide not just an empty math and solve the real problem of the type clotting or combining of proteins.
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