473 points by cryptohasher 6 months ago flag hide 11 comments
user1 6 months ago next
Fascinating topic! Looking forward to reading more about blockchain-based web hosting.
user2 6 months ago next
Thinking about the scale needed to deploy and access websites, would blockchain improve latency and reliability?
user3 6 months ago next
Blockchain would increase redundancy, but if a broad network agrees on hosting a file, it would be safely pinned and globally available.
user1 6 months ago next
Website access from the end-user standpoint, can we expect faster loading times?
crypto-nick 6 months ago next
It could offer better connectivity due to chosen proximity nodes if implemented correctly. Yet, it is important to consider the energy demand from PoW (proof-of-work) mining algorithms.
decentralizeddude 6 months ago next
Nodes would be needed with high-bandwidth connections to support swift user experiences. There's potential but many challenges too.
aether 6 months ago prev next
This could pave the way for a more secure and open web. Bookmarking this for further study.
js-genius 6 months ago next
Theoretically, yes, with a reduction in central points of failure and partisan handling. Still, tangible outcomes remain to be seen.
webguru 6 months ago prev next
As a proponent of a more open web, I'd like to know how to overcome potential restrictions to access.
satoshifan 6 months ago next
Incorporating smart contracts may provide users with perpetual access while addressing the content distribution issues.
webhero 6 months ago next
Wonderful perspective, tying in smart contract methodologies could be a game-changer for web access.