Signet degrades to a testnet if you make your key OP_TRUE.
It's not about needing 21M coins it's about easily getting access to said
coins for testing, where it's kinda tricky to get testnet coins.
On Sat, Mar 5, 2022, 6:17 PM wrote:
> > There's no point to pegging coins that are worthless int
> There's no point to pegging coins that are worthless into a system of also
> worthless coins, unless you want to test the mechanism of testing pegging.
But testing pegging is what is needed if we ever want to introduce sidechains.
On the other hand, even if we don't want sidechains, then the q
There's no point to pegging coins that are worthless into a system of also
worthless coins, unless you want to test the mechanism of testing pegging.
As is, it's hard enough to get people set up on a signet, if they have to
run two nodes and then scramble to find testnet coins and then peg them
we
In testnet3, anyone can become a miner, it is possible to even mine a block on
some CPU, because the difficulty can drop to one. In signet, we create some
challenge, for example 1-of-2 multisig, that can restrict who can mine, so that
chain can be "unreliably reliable". Then, my question is: why
