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Subject: Re: [Bitcoin-development] Request for comments on hybrid PoW/PoS
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Hi Chris,
Just FYI you may not have received much feedback on this because Gmail put
it into the spam folder for some reason. So I'm guessing a lot of people
didn't see it.
My main feedback is - I do not really see how this is different from actual
mining. Mining also incentives the running of full nodes, miners are
rewarded via coinbases, etc. I'm missing a crisp description of why your
scheme is better than this, in particular, taking into account the
difficulty of distinguishing full node sybils of each other.
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<div dir=3D"ltr">Hi Chris,<div><br></div><div>Just FYI you may not have rec=
eived much feedback on this because Gmail put it into the spam folder for s=
ome reason. So I'm guessing a lot of people didn't see it.</div><di=
v><br></div><div>My main feedback is - I do not really see how this is diff=
erent from actual mining. Mining also incentives the running of full nodes,=
miners are rewarded via coinbases, etc. I'm missing a crisp descriptio=
n of why your scheme is better than this, in particular, taking into accoun=
t the difficulty of distinguishing full node sybils of each other.</div></d=
iv>
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