Long term if we implement something like premix routing, we could change the underlieing network to some more efficient DHT as long as it was secure against DSA and other censorship attacks dirrected at the data.
I have never seen any convincing argument that a DHT will perform better than pre-NGR routing under realistic network conditions, so it is far from accepted that migrating to a DHT is a desirable goal, in the short or the long term.
Furthermore, I suspect that NGR-based routing will be far superior to DHTs under realistic network conditions, as DHTs tend to be rather brittle. Someone should really do a proper comparison to resolve this question once and for all.
Ian.
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