https://6529.io/my-stream?wave=a871e152-5567-4407-80cc-382b475bee1a
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punk6529
#47763
2025-03-26 23:42
latest version always here. updates often
latest version always here. updates often
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sundayfunday
#47759
2025-03-26 23:41
ty for the explanation. i have returned to the Memes from the frontlines of the memecoin wars and my brain is a bit atrophied. where do I download the core. I did read the FAQs but couldnt find it. would love to check it out.
no need for them to be onchain
not on-chain though
well, ideally they go peer to peer encrypted but that is a whole other discussion
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david
#47742
2025-03-26 23:37
rep and waves will live on 6529 right?
1/ Core is a few months ago
2/ SZN11 we will check if TDH based decision-making is good (I am sure it will be but we will check) even with a centralized backend, we will have decentralized decision-making
3/ then later in the year then all of this gets decentralized too. TDH is already decentralized - it is a calculation based on ETH, but rep and waves are not
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sundayfunday
#47702
2025-03-26 23:21
trying to keep up with the conversation re validators and not really understanding what is going on. these are the old skool crypto vibes I enjoy the most. saw something about pre-nodes and also core. any documentation yet?
Core will be the client and Nodes will be the validators/consensus
1/ **pre-nodes:** you do not need to spend any brain cycles on. this was a proof of concept to see if a bunch of people calculating TDH separately would get to the same answer. we checked the box, it works! they will be replaced by nodes (see below) which is why they were pre-nodes
2/ **Core**: is the desktop version of this site. you should download it. It still uses the centralized back-end that this website does but it decentralizes the front-end
3/ **Nodes**: A specialized L0/L1 that will replace the backend of this website, combining ETH and its own activity
Once #3 is out, Core will link to Nodes and we will have fully decentralized, we will be running a blockchain
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sundayfunday
#47702
2025-03-26 23:21
trying to keep up with the conversation re validators and not really understanding what is going on. these are the old skool crypto vibes I enjoy the most. saw something about pre-nodes and also core. any documentation yet?
we won't know this until we try
that would be great
if we can do it so that a $1K to $2K level machine and a normal good home connection (50Mbps or 100 or whatever) is sufficient
I am targeting more decentralized than BTC (we will see!) but in any case BTC / ETH levels of decentralization, not SOL levels
which means more decentralized
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punk6529
#47696
2025-03-26 23:19
which means we can do home validating
which means we can do home validating
block times: I think 2 minutes will be safe and we might be able to get down to 30 seconds. we have to see. it is quite stripped down vs EVM by design (no turing complete language, just state changes) which should allow relatively lower powered (like a good PC) machines to keep up
yup
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david
#47688
2025-03-26 23:17
validators on 6529 I expect get the same as BTC nodes - rewards plus tx fees
they don't just validate TDH, they validate transactions, update state, pick from mempool etc
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punk6529
#47687
2025-03-26 23:17
yes there are block rewards and tx fees
yes there are block rewards and tx fees
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Sert
#47686
2025-03-26 23:16
I mean, is there any reward for block validators on 6529 chain? Idk if I got it: any node validate each block by calculate TDH every X (fixed) mins?
because obviously there is not one right answer to this question
but it does not tell you if you want a 1/1 or 3/5 or 11/23 consensus
the SAFE contract is standard
like SAFE does
like AAFE does
the factory deploys wallets
the oracle just hosts the has
1 oracle, 1 wallet type, many wallet deployments with different security settings
something like that
here you pick "how much TDH you want to see on the oracle for that block"
you pick how many signatories you want
like with SAFE
1 oracle. many wallet deployments
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david
#47664
2025-03-26 23:13
I see. so there are many oracles on ethereum that have specific use cases and rules
don't know what this means
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Sert
#47662
2025-03-26 23:13
A rapid Q: so the validation process doesn't generate/consume any resources in the 6529 chain?
is different than 6529 research on mainnet
bc the level of security some goofing around on SHAPE 1 ETH account needs
i would let people pick their level of security for the oracle
cares about something
when an important wallet
not network decisions per se
what do you mean
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david
#47653
2025-03-26 23:12
right so maybe just for important network decisions
on 6529 network it is a non-event, all validators will validate
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david
#47648
2025-03-26 23:11
or is this on the 6529 network we are talking about posting the root hash
on eth
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david
#47648
2025-03-26 23:11
or is this on the 6529 network we are talking about posting the root hash
anyway
though i think most blocks won't post
yeah maybe
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david
#47644
2025-03-26 23:10
so we will be filling up ethereum block space. can't we have a lot of nodes sign a single transaction with the root hash
etc etc
we will see more TDH for the correct root and more validators for the correct root
so let's say you go rogue and post an incorrect root but also 6529 museum and bored and maybe all post the correct root
otherwise it is just a centralized L2
yes! any node with more than [x] TDH can post and more than 1 node can post the same block
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david
#47637
2025-03-26 23:09
you mean the oracle on ethereum? so it will be many nodes that post roots?
that the validators have a built in reputation system