Attendees
- Ram Jagadeesan
- Mic Bowman
- Hart Montgomery
- Alex Yakovlev
- Danno Ferrin
- Clive Boulton
Notes
Self-describing characteristics for blockchain interchain integration and APIs.
Trust
- Does it have finality
- Key in ledger
Resilience
- Bitcoin several billion in mining compute (highly resilient)
- PoW 51% cost
- Altcoins little mining compute (little resilience)
Automated self-describing requirements (not characteristics of one offs)
- Translation not census co-ordinator
- How do you identify
- Fabric expose identity to API (or reach into for key)
- How do you query state of ledger
- Sawtooth meta categories
- How do you identify
Use case
- Switch ownership
- not switch chains (still not trivial)
- Lever both chains to do swap (smart contracts on both)
- Degree of trust characteristics
- Harder swap bitcoin/lightcoin
- Are chains strong enough (no > 3rd chain)
- centralize / decentralize
- IRL
- Online house sale (overpriced)
- Side agreement to sweeten the deal > integrate an additional smart contract on an additional blockchain (degree of trust)
APIs
- IRL
- Solidity on-contract hashmap > key get hash > salting > key + offset > need to know source code (query does not cost gas)
- Hyperledger projects read source code or read API...(consider funelling requirements back to projects)