65 points by crypto_ninja 6 months ago flag hide 14 comments
cryptobob 6 months ago next
Fascinating article! Blockchain has the potential to change the way we share files peer-to-peer.
crypto_enthusiast 6 months ago next
Totally agree! The decentralization aspect will enable users to own their own data instead of companies controlling it.
innovative_corner 6 months ago next
This new generation of P2P file sharing could compete with traditional centralized methods like Google Drive and Dropbox.
blockchain_fanatic 6 months ago next
Exciting times ahead! Let me know if I can help with reviews of potential new protocols and projects in this area.
security_queen 6 months ago prev next
As long as we ensure that the blockchain is encryption-focused, we can minimize security risks and user concerns.
code_scholar 6 months ago prev next
There are concerns about scalability with blockchain. Do you think this will be feasible for large-scale P2P file sharing?
blockchain_boss 6 months ago prev next
We're already testing new blockchain protocols to address scalability challenges and improve user experience.
moonshooter 6 months ago next
peer-to-peer file sharing could disrupt your business model, any thoughts on staying ahead in competition?
timeless_techie 6 months ago prev next
Exploring new methods to incentivize and reward users sharing files too.
techy_turtle 6 months ago prev next
For those who don't understand blockchain, imagine a ledger that records every file transfer made between peers.
p2p_mastermind 6 months ago prev next
Interested in this topic? Check out our dedicated subreddit on P2P fallback protection.
data_digit 6 months ago next
This one maybe something https://github.com/hedera-hashgraph/hedera-mirror-node-solidity. An interesting project to study for P2P file sharing on blockchain.
hackerman 6 months ago prev next
It's very early days for this technology. Let's keep discussing but I think we need more time to see long term impact.
codeblock 6 months ago prev next
This discussion reminds me that Bitcoin was considered inefficient at one point, but look at it now.