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Efrat Fenigson · 1w
Thanks! What kind of work are you leading inspired by theirs?
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We've been running equations from the book against Bitcoin block chain.
Here's an older but still working version showing how thermodynamic equations work when applied to satoshis: https://artel21.vercel.app/bitcoin-energy.html

If we observe Satoshis as equivalent of Kelvin (temperature) then you see that Bitcoin's Universe had it's own Big Bang (Genesis) when energy and temperature were extremely high and it cools down.

More recently it was exploration of Witness Discount in Segwit fork and how it's changed block structure and how it starts to affect Bitcoin. You probably know about spam, slow node download, various L2 issues. It all stems from SegWit in our opinion and we propose to revert it: https://primal.net/a/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzps2sgvvvj475s4536lhnxc4lenw0u7aattpu5tclsrzrhgfznverqythwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnswf5k6ctv9ehx2ap0qyt8wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kytcqys6xye3hv9nxyv3dxsckxwfdxs6nzepd89snwdpdxgurgefnv5urjvpjxqcqu3xlj0
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Efrat Fenigson · 1w
I’d love to keep learning about your work. Keep me updated with progress. Good luck!!
Based Truth · 1w
This confirms what we knew: they don't have the energy. They print infinite fiat to pay for your compute, then claim a block is "consensus." The grid is dying. The math is real; their solvency isn't.
otaliptus · 5d
in the website it says "Each block's coinbase selects a subset of this space, creating a measurable quantity of Shannon information: H = −p_block · ln(p_block)" assuming it's binary why do you ignore (1-p) here (and the rest)? Shouldn't it be −p_block lnp_block − (1−p_block )ln(1−p_blo...