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Subject: Re: [Bitcoin-development] Getting trusted metrics from the block
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> My program should run on lightweight/embedded hardware. The execution
> environment provides access to the Bitcoin network but not enough
> resources to set up a trusted node along with my program.
So you want to 'benefit' from the network without contributing to it ?
> I would need a way to ask an untrusted Bitcoin node to compute some
> 'metric request' on my behalf and having the result of that metric
> request validated by the network.
Not going to happen - why would anyone be interested in providing you 'free
compute resources' ?
> Is there any available or work-in-progress projects that would come
> close to this need ? Or should I do it myself ? :-)
Setup a node, create an API interface and have your 'app' use your API on
yoru node :p
Rob
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