CryptoQuikRead_215 - Formalizing & Securing Network Relationships [Part 2 - Nick Szabo]

February 27, 2019 00:43:20
CryptoQuikRead_215 - Formalizing & Securing Network Relationships [Part 2 - Nick Szabo]
Bitcoin Audible
CryptoQuikRead_215 - Formalizing & Securing Network Relationships [Part 2 - Nick Szabo]

Feb 27 2019 | 00:43:20

/

Hosted By

Guy Swann

Show Notes

Listening to an essay from 1997 that details specific challenges of something as distant as the smart contract embedded into the Lightning Network shows the unbelievable foresight of the cypherpunks. As well as the dedication to seeing their vision become a reality. Don’t miss the continuation of Szabo’s amazing piece, “Formalizing and Securing Relationships on Public Networks.” Link to the Nakamoto Institute for hosting this incredible work: https://nakamotoinstitute.org/formalizing-securing-relationships/ Don't forget to check out the many different elements discussed in the commentary if you want to learn more. Neutrino: https://cryptoconomy.life/2018/10/18/neutrino-the-lighter-side-of-lightning/ Eltoo: https://cryptoconomy.life/2018/05/01/eltoo-a-simplified-update-mechanism-for-lightning/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitcoinaudible/message

Other Episodes

Episode

August 24, 2023 00:37:05
Episode Cover

Read_759 - Increasing Interoperability in Second Layer Protocols [Chase Smith]

"Often overlooked is the importance of interoperability between not only the second-layer protocol and Bitcoin but the layer-2 protocols themselves. A second layer, where...

Listen

Episode

November 09, 2023 01:24:37
Episode Cover

Read_776 - Banks Without Bankers

"Unique to the emergent Bitcoin financial system is the application of cryptography to fundamental financial functions. Novel technologies exist, are being built, and have...

Listen

Episode

May 11, 2023 00:24:41
Episode Cover

Read_731 - Let's Grow Nostr [Jack Spirko]

"The biggest complaint members of my audience make about Nostr is the sheer dominance of Bitcoin content. This is understandable. Nostr uses a means...

Listen