This may be an ignorant question but how does SPK benefit Hive? I believe I've asked before, so forgive me.
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This may be an ignorant question but how does SPK benefit Hive? I believe I've asked before, so forgive me.
Provides peer to peer incentivised, offchain storage, content deliver networks and encoding of content as well as offchain content indexing, easy to spin up content platforms amongst other things such as community liquidity pools, wrapping hive to btc and community tokens
This reminds me the following intro scene of Queen of the Dragon (in game of thrones)
MISSANDEI INTRODUCING DAENERYS TARGARYEN TO JON SNOW
@neopch - Can you do a mix video of above context? It will gain a lot of traction.
@neopch / @starkerz giving intro of @threespeak (in the way Missandei gave intro of Queen of Dragon)
https://www.ailoitte.com/
When you say off-chain storage is it more focused on persistence or integrity of data? For instance, IPFS is great until no one is storing the files any longer. Is this an additional layer on top of an existing technology or is it completely novel?
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it allows platforms or communities or creators to autonomously incentivise peers with crypto for storing data on IPFS. nothing else like it out there
So essentially it's a layer written on top of IPFS? What's the expected cost and estimated persistence of the data?
The system is built so that the market will sort that out to the cheapest possible, longest storage period. When ppl are using spare storage space and agreeing on variable time locked storage contracts, the market will find its way
So free market economics. I'm down with that.
We are working with SPK to build the next generation of BTC, LTC, DOGE and more wrapping onto HIVE in a fully decentralzied secure and autonomous manner.
What value does VSC offer that HiveEngine could not? I have some assumptions, but I was curious about your take.
Here is a list:
Hive Engine only focuses on a set of a few use cases. VSC aims to handle so much more.
I suspected a lot of this. EVM based engine or something else completely?
JS based engine