at a single state channel are still interacting with the rest of the hypergraph network mean that it is not centralized?
If you'd stop avoiding the bft questions I have asked of you, it might become more obvious for you
That's what the rest of the nodes in the network are for if those two or three nides become malicious actors in your Byzantine fault tolerance hypothetical.
State Channels can run x amount of transactions while only having to send consensus to global finality once per snapshot.
You don't understand how the network works mate. You need to do more research before ebutting into discussions
Oh, well please excuse me nobel sir for being involved in the conversation and trying to interact with other users and learn about the ecosystem I'm heavily invested in. Sorry to offend your sensitivities.
Sounds like you are saying that DAG nodes should provide bandwidth to all channels as a way to keep it decentralized.
Your first reply to me was trying to correct me for saying that the scenario brought up would be a Centralized state channel.
That isn't necessary.
I mean sure maybe. It just seems like even if I point my nodes at a single state Channel and those are the only nodes used by that state Channel, the fact that those nodes are still interacting with the rest of the thousands of nodes on the network prevents true "centralization."
And yes, I still disagree that it is.
Like I said before, the global consensus only know the one state provided by that state channel nodes each snapshot. There could be hundreds of thousands of transactions that happen within the state channel that don't manifest on the global consensus other than the state Channel nodes saying "hey all these transactions happened since last snap shot" If all the nodes in agreement from the state channel are from the same entity, they could be agreeing on false transactions, and we have a byzantine attack.
Wlel you're wrong, and it's because you don't understand how the network and state channels operate.
That's what you want to believe, you're welcome to your opinion.
Well it's out there for everyone to see when you are incorrectly stating state channel consensus to global consensus.
The fact that state Channel consensus and Global consensus exist and that state Channel consensus is subordinate to Global consensus means it's not possible for real centralization to exist. No?
I've explained it already why your assumption is wrong.
This is not a fact. Yet you present it as one. This is your issue.
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