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Are people allowed to post non-discussion inducing links here?


Yes. And this is clearly a post that can be discussed.


Any thoughts on tech implementation that you might think could be feasible?


for mining i dont really think so unless you happen to have a large number of spare devices that you can use which are constantly plugged in. mining is pretty much always going to be a very resource intensive process so its going to eat your battery in most cases.

There may be another system which could be possible but i havent looked into other solutions much, i know there is Xtrabytes proof of signature system which may be a good fit for mobile

https://blog.xtrabytes.global/technology/proof-of-signature-...


If you need a reference, you can take a look at Electroneum: https://electroneum.com/


Falcon 9 is ready for you kind sir!


Here's the clickable URL: http://www.nativevscrossplatform.com/


Security is on top of my mind. I have dedicated a good part on hardware level and DLT based security implementations. This community would definitely have a lot on security. We won't just talk about security, we will build a community that will actually solve these challenges.


Your words like "targeted" sound like a pure spam to me. If you are genuinely helping people, "targeted" has no place, unless you are creating a marketing spam!


Well, I may not have given thoughts on that stand enough to have lost focus. I will definitely re think the entire approach for here, thanks for the valuable feedback.


The description is hard to parse, but I agree it doesn't seem focused on solving a problem or creating value for users. Rather to build an audience or page views for <something>.


I think I need to work more on how can I make the description more convincing so that it can convey the true intentions behind the business model. Thanks for the help.


How you are different from ton of such other websites?


>https://github.com/duerrfk/key20

Not sure what happened to this repo, but seems pretty dead. Would have been great if they had shared more information here.


There are workarounds for this though...


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