All,
Sorry for the rapid double message, but I forgot to mention here that Atlas
can be used as a punishment mechanism for eltoo channels.
Thanks,
Tyler
On Sun, Jun 10, 2018 at 6:29 PM Tyler H wrote:
> All,
>
> I've opened https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lightning-rfc/pull/441 to
> get sta
All,
I've opened https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lightning-rfc/pull/441 to
get started on hashing out the features and behavior of Atlas.
Thanks,
Tyler
On Thu, Jun 7, 2018 at 4:45 AM Tyler H wrote:
> >But in a trustless environment, "only mappings that actually pay out can
> be trusted" is
>But in a trustless environment, "only mappings that actually pay out can
be trusted" is equivalent to "all reads require a payout"...?
I'll rephrase to say "can be trusted to be human meaningful". As you may
recall, the goal of Numerifides was to create _human meaningful_ but still
_trusted_ nam
Good morning Tyler,
> Regarding proof of payment, a receiving node must have some inbound Lightning
> capacity. Therefore, they must have spent funds on the LN already. Attackers
> can't drain more than they've spent on their channels. Node pubkeys can also
> be used such that rapid subsequent
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Regarding proof of payment, a receiving node must have some inbound
Lightning capacity. Therefore, they must have spent funds on the LN
already. Attackers can't drain more than they've spent on their channels.
Node pubkeys can also be used such that rapid subsequent requests above a
thre
Good morning again Tyler,
Building off the "server-client database" idea, here is an alternate idea.
We have a special node type, an "advertiser node". Aside from normal LN
protocol, advertiser nodes also have the below interface:
1. A "write" interface that lets advertisers pay to set a mapp
Good morning Tyler,
It seems this can be a layer on top of LN.
This is my understanding: the querier requests some mapping and sends also an
invoice, the responder either fails, or returns the mapping and pays to the
invoice. So the responder pays to the querier.
However it seems a little str
Greetings again, list.
I have an idea that may be an excellent use-case for Lightning. Where
Numerifides was an attempt at decentralized identity rooted to the
Blockchain, I thought of a new system that uses Lightning itself that seems
superior, and perhaps gives Lightning even more utility than
