Idena is a novel way to formalize people on the blockchain. It does not collect or store personally identifiable information. Idena proves the humanness and uniqueness of its participants by running an AI-hard Turing test at the same time for everyone around the globe.
The Idena blockchain is driven by proof-of-person consensus: Every node is linked to a cryptoidentity, one single person with equal voting power.
Is there any incentive to send someone an invitation (more participants = more competitors)?
Zachary Turner
You get 900 total DNA if the person validates on the first, second and third validation cycle. After that your receive nothing. You receive nothing if they invite someone new.
Charles Moore
Also I'm pretty sure 900 DNA is what the reward is right now. Will go down when more people start getting invited
Logan Sanchez
thanks, so idk why i cant get a fucking invite for 2 days
Caleb Turner
Be patient, /biz DNA friendos will get verified this epoch or the one after. I can guarantee you that I will rather give my Yas Forumsbros an invite than give rajesh or ping lao one. They fuck up our flips
Nolan Evans
Post a temp email address here and I'll send you one.
what's the point of this and what does it solve? also why the fuck is the roadmap just basic buzzwords which should be a given anyways?
Andrew Watson
Literally a Pyramid scheme lol. What's the average IQ of Yas Forums and why is it in single digits?
Bentley Gonzalez
>You get 900 total DNA if the person validates on the first, second and third validation cycle. After that your receive nothing. You receive nothing if they invite someone new.
Bro it isn’t ETH or anything, its something completely new
Austin Bailey
what is it
James Murphy
Its a human centric blockchain, whereas ethereum and all other blockchains have machines as nodes. This makes it completely decentralized and open for new governance systems.
David Fisher
the whole point of blockchain was to go away from human-centered trust. is this brainletism trying to bring it back to the blockchain?
if identity is not bound to any real world person (according to onepager) how do you prevent identity fraud? also, what is this "common sense" test to verify?
Dominic Torres
The point is to minimize trust. Humans are still behind all the mining rigs, PoS validators and so on. Idena has a new way to do sybil control.
>also, what is this "common sense" test to verify? The flips. You make a short story with 4 pictures that is related to two randomly chosen words. Other participants pick the one that makes the most sense. The most popular choice is deemed to be the correct answer.
>how do you prevent identity fraud You can kill your identity.
Justin Nguyen
identity is tied to your address. Good luck stealing someone else's private key faggot
Adrian Howard
jesus.. the shills dont even try to shill properly these days...
Levi Lewis
the tests are called "flips" it's basically AI resistant captchas
Bentley Morris
ok thanks. may look into it. still skeptical though.
Samuel Diaz
What the fuck is this? An actual discussion? Get off my Yas Forums
Ayden Torres
ai has a long way to go yet and we have not seen the end of it. how can you build a whole trust system based on captchas? captchas are good at stopping spam. what about monetary crimes? dont you think the hackers will step up the effort to break those captchas?
Camden Clark
Reminder when a new coin starts being shilled intensely like this, buy it then sell it in 1 week and even you can make money off scammers before they dump. Scamcoins pretty much never dump in the 1st week of shilling on Yas Forums.
Aiden Clark
>ai has a long way to go yet and we have not seen the end of it I agree
>monetary crimes idk if you're trolling or if you're this big of a newfag it's a blockchain. Hackers can't steal your money if they don't get you private key somehow
Simplifying, it would require an AI very good at doing something AIs have always been very bad at OR an AI as intelligent as the average human (this can happen but we simply don't know if and when) to "break" the flips.
Jace Kelly
ATTENTION TO ALL IDENA FAGS WE HAVE TO KEEP ACCUMULATING
Explain to me how this works. Using people to maintain transactional consensys seems really stupid. How are these individuals supposed to know which transactions are valid to include in a block? With Bitcoin you know which are valid because you have nodes with the rulesets checking transactions and header hashes going back since inception. Are people expected to know every validation rule and apply it to every transaction? Explain this.
Adrian Thompson
What are you talking about mate? Of course the consensus rules are written in the code and the node handles that. Idena uses BFT consensus.
Ian Reyes
Im asking you to explain how consensus is achieved and validated on this blockchain. Answer the question with detail.
Jordan Miller
no it just means that chinks cant set up 50000 miners in a factory hall. Instead every person = 1 miner. You don't have to manually validate other people's transactions
Sebastian Ramirez
No you don’t. It’s on one exchange and I can see the entire trading history. You ain’t buying 10k at a time. Cringe.
Isaac Mitchell
The game theory behind Bitcoin mining works. Explain the game theory behind Idena.
Luis Wilson
Plz delet. Why the fuck are you shilling this already??
Elijah Bell
It's proof of work! Yeah, exactly like your beloved bitcoin! But you need to be validated to mine or you would buy 1000 miners and control 99% of the network idena's vision is a fairer system
Lurk more newfag
Hudson Wilson
It's too late user. You should've loaded up already
Nathaniel Green
If its proof of work why the fuck would you need to be “validated” to mine? I have lurked and not a sole can explain this consensus mechanism. So you are telling me that every 24 hours someone has to solve a quiz in order to continue using their miners. What kind of mining gpu, cpu, asic? Hashing algortithm?