We don't need meshnets, we already have Aloha wifi. It's a world-wide mobile hotspot that rewards users with cryptocurrency.
We need meshnets, compared to Aloha wifi because it looks like Meshnets are more real than Aloha Wifi which is currently still under development and also the concept of the aloha project is not that good in my opinion. 
Topic: Proof-of-Bandwidth 6G mobile mesh network (Read 152 times)
We don't need meshnets, we already have Aloha wifi. It's a world-wide mobile hotspot that rewards users with cryptocurrency.
Bandwidth mining is the next generation of crypto. Proof-of-Work algorithm is useless and pointless because it does not really provide any digital commodity. It's just a ledger. Mesh routers implemented with blockchain technology provide both a P2P ledger and a decentralized internet itself.
Mesh networks are the future of how we will transact cryptocurrenices. But that is it. Cryptocurrencies will still be secured by proof of work.
Yeah that is actually a tricky question that we are still working with. The currency needs a decentralized trusted validor. Proof-of-Work is a such validator, but there are other too.
Bandwidth mining is the next generation of crypto. Proof-of-Work algorithm is useless and pointless because it does not really provide any digital commodity. It's just a ledger. Mesh routers implemented with blockchain technology provide both a P2P ledger and a decentralized internet itself.
Mesh networks are the future of how we will transact cryptocurrenices. But that is it. Cryptocurrencies will still be secured by proof of work.
Jesus fucking christ. How about proof of shitcoin?
Yeah this wont go to a million dollars but it has an actual utility.
Jesus fucking christ. How about proof of shitcoin?
Bandwidth mining is the next generation of crypto. Proof-of-Work algorithm is useless and pointless because it does not really provide any digital commodity. It's just a ledger. Mesh routers implemented with blockchain technology provide both a P2P ledger and a decentralized internet itself.
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