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Subject: Re: [Bitcoin-development] Tree-chains preliminary summary
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Peter I was curious if you could detail what specific concerns Adam Back
brought up with the current iteration of the tree-chains idea? It's been
alluded to a few times yet I have not read the specific problem.
Greg
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