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As well as being a comparative guide to Bitcoin, Kaspa, Sei, Saito, Bittensor, Kadena, Pulsechain, Ethereum, Algorand and Solana, my book asks the tough questions unveiling interesting insights:
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Does the Blockchain Trilemma really exist? Is the Trilemma a technological problem or an economic incentives problem?
Is there some confusion about the definition of decentralisation? Is it better to focus on Openness and non-excludability of participants?
Are the rewards and incentive mechanisms in many blockchains broken? Should all budget be concentrated on security, what about rewards for scalability and decentralisation?
What is Proof of Routing Work consensus, and how does it differ from PoS and PoW?
What is selfish mining? How can it be used to withhold blocks? How does Proof of Routing Work solve selfish mining and promote universal broadcast?
Should mining be used for block production or just to unlock the rewards?
Is Bitcoin competing for features or focusing on being a form of money?
What is merged mining?
What is fee recycling attack? Has any blockchain truly solved it?
What is a public good? Are blockchains essentially a public good?
What is the Free Rider Problem and which blockchains solve it?
Is tps a good measure for performance? Or is finality better or something else?
How best to measure decentralisation?
Is Bitcoin’s objective base layer a better approach than weak subjectivity in other platforms?