Hey everyone!
We just finished our whitepaper for the MORPHiS Network, taking inspiration from Samuel Maloney's work from '15-'16. Super excited to hear your thoughts and feedback to help us improve it.
Check it out here:
https://morphisnetwork.com/whitepaper/
On another note, our alpha version is live, and we're working hard on making it stable. Also, looking for alpha testers soon!
MORPHiS Network: Seeking Feedback on Our Whitepaper
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Are you focusing on hiding just the content, or are you considering metadata too?
What’s your adversary model like? Do you think about global passive watchers, active relays, and all that usual stuff?
I got a couple of questions about that part.
1. Have you looked into spam scenarios that could trick users into thinking their fiat or coins got hacked?
2. When you mentioned "around 1.4 seconds of computation on modern hardware," are you referring to modern CPUs?
3. Is your PoW algorithm designed to speed up with GPUs or FPGAs?
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