On 2012-08-22 6:49 PM, danimoth wrote:
Hi list members,
I'm searching previous work about nodes which set a price for a service they'll
provide in a p2p networks, how they calculate it and how balancing it through
the network.
The only example I'm aware of is Mnet economy, which was bid-based (the higher
was the bid, major chance the node has of get its request satisfied, if I
understand correctly).
Someone could help me?
Mnet (mojo) is the only one, unless you count bittorrent, where the
participants in a torrent trade bandwidth for bandwidth.
My analysis of mnet's failure is that price discovery is hard, is always
imperfect, and if done with human labor, labor intensive.
Which is, of course, a good reason to automate it.
The authors of mnet have, however, a different analysis.
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