On Freitag, 17. März 2023 17:25:10 CET Bauruine wrote:
> ... but I'll
> just keep "mining" consensus weight. Because you don't need a modified
> version of Tor and you don't need the blockchain for that. Just download
> the consensus and look at the consensus weight and you have your proof
> of
From what I read it looks like they plan to create some blockchain that
uses "Proof-of-relaying-Tor-traffic" as an alternative to Proof of Work
or Proof of Stake. From their blog "rather than requiring complex
off-chain verification or arbitrary computation to prevent bad actors
receiving
So they’re just a cryptocurrency mining company? I’m not 100% sure how they
are able to use Tor Relays to mine Cryptocurrency?
On Fri, 17 Mar 2023 at 11:53, Richie wrote:
> ator.org actually works. They try to get Relay Operators to mine/receive
> their cryptocurrency through uptime, see
ator.org actually works. They try to get Relay Operators to mine/receive
their cryptocurrency through uptime, see https://docs.ator.io/ . Also
some hardware plans regarding Wifi routers with preinstalled "ator"
software/routing.
Personally, i'd say "kill it with fire", but well, thats just me
Dear Tor community,
maybe the notes from the Tor relay operator meetup on March 4 should
have mentioned that a participant called AirTor was kicked from that
BBB conference.
This happened because they were using “Tor” in their name and
continued to make dubious offers like the one below which
