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@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ What we have here is a very simple system comprised of two parts: the Crdt Node,
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It is pretty cool in the sense that it is actually Sybil-proof. But you can't get a Total Global Ordering out of it, so you can't use it for e.g. account transfers in a blockchain.
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However, there may be other cases that
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However, there may be other cases that are interesting which we can't see yet: secure distributed filesystems, some kind of Lightning replacement, etc.
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### Crdt Node(s)
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@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ The Crdt Node does not download any chain state, and if one goes off-line it wil
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The Crdt Relayer replicates transactions between nodes using a websocket. We aim to eliminate this component from the architecture, but for the moment it simplifies networking while we experiment with higher-value concepts.
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Later, we will aim to remove the Crdt Relayer from the architecture, by (a) moving to pure P2P transactions between Crdt Nodes
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Later, we will aim to remove the Crdt Relayer from the architecture, moving to pure P2P transactions between Crdt Nodes
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## Possible uses
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