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HOU 2mo
1CzBPJ…fTjx Unverified · twetch

Nah man ANNE looks familiar! I think I saw this when I was looking into Monero, Pirate Chain and privacy ops👀

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1aUt6N…jRpF Unverified · twetch

Should be familiar
ANNE was the mystery entity doing loads of TX's on BSV in 2020
see post below from DD

Something to note,
transactions on ANNE are clear,
they are not hidden like monero or pirate chain
However
the data is private
ANNE has ANTOR which is encrypted torrent like file share,
PDN's which are Private Data Neurons
Streampay which are L1 immutable scheduled payments, where funds can be locked in a keyless neuron (technically not in your possession)
Lockbox, lock coins L1 get them back at specified block (similar to streampay but known lockbox accounts that handle all)
and coming in Ghost-Net upgrade
ANNE Calls, which uses webrtc but also uses the network to encrypt the signalling handshake, so the outside world see nothing,
hidden hosting
and Ghost Tabs and Ghost coupons
Tabs are OFF chain transactions between involved parties, similar to payment channels,
Coupons, the private key is locked and never seen, the coupon can be passed around till claimed, like a note.

A few other privacy things are also possible and may come in future but have not been a priority, lots of this is made possible due to ANNE having Keyless neurons, which are keyless accounts that nobody controls,
If you lock your funds in a streampay keyless neuron, it can never be undone the schedule plays out, that's it (there is also another option at setup for owner controlled accounts to fund the streampay)

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1aUt6N…jRpF Unverified · twetch
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Also one problem solved in ANNE is passing of coins in the event of death or anything. (tho not in GUI yet)
You can setup a specific type of streampay for your controlled account ( not frozen in keyless neuron) that can be rescheduled.
So you setup to pay the wife in 1 year, and within that year you broadcast a proof of life/rescheduled tx and it resets the schedule.
Would also not need be one lump either, you could have a schedule overs years setup with set amounts or percentage.

We plan to do something similar for data too (dead man's switch)
and ANNE OS is also on the roadmap.

HOU 2mo
1CzBPJ…fTjx Unverified · twetch
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The Ghost products sound fun, ngl. So it was on BSV? Thought it was its own thing for a sec there.

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1aUt6N…jRpF Unverified · twetch
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ANNE was initially developed on BCH/BSV,
In 2020 ANNE was live on BSV doing millions of transactions but not open to public.
ANNE was the mystery entity people were asking about.
Long story short, TAAL closed their MAPI endpoints so they could charge a fee for access, this killed ANNE on BSV overnight.

When a project is dependant on anything they do not control,
this is extreme risk, and there was no guaranty BSV would be the future of data storage, and even it it did, there would be a huge transition period.
So ANNE had to be ready for any situation,
which meant ZERO dependencies and ability to pull data from any source.

Although ANNE is a data chain, ANNE does not store the data on chain, ANNE stores data points, and can retrieve the data from nodes on the network or from the source.
(ANTOR is encrypted torrent like file share)
Node runners store the data that matters to them.
ANNE is not designed to end up in specialized server farms, but to be very light weight with many users running nodes

1aUt6N…jRpF Unverified · twetch
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and all the ghost stuff and lots more, are all recent recent developments since launch
no documentation yet
All due to ANNE's ALT-DATA network
think of it being similar to the lightning network, but for data not transactions, and actually works.
encrypted data gets sent through the network till it finds the correct NID (acct) at the correct node.

and with this ghost-net upgrade we are also switching up the mining to something you've never seen before, ANNE already had unique mining, but distribution needed changing so it was completely switched up with NUMES now being the target.

Numes were a product of NUMINER development which also came after launch

1aUt6N…jRpF Unverified · twetch
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Numiner started off as a spin the wheel sort of thing for ADF Swaps.
but now mining also produces Numes
Numiner takes the last 6 digits of a tx and tries to match them in the blockID of the block mining the TX
match 3-6 and you mine a nume (mini, mid, big, full. plus you get big coin rewards)
you can trade your numes
combine 4 matching numes to create a numestone and take 50% of the numestone fund (more details in the wiki)

mining has two Tiers, solo and share,
solo is big dog, share is aimed at smaller miners
solo takes 51%
share take 7 x 7% (49%)

BUT now, the share miners also receive a nume if they match digits like in numiner, only difference is a share miner uses their NID (acct) for their numiner ticket, but they do not get the coin rewards like in numiner (pays out millions) share miners mine for numes and a small amount of coin, they can then trade their numes and form a numestone to take 50% of numestone fund

We now have a treasury that can bump up some funds
plus certain fees get paid into certain funds

so 8 rewards paid every block

and for new accounts we also have RAM mining in the wallet, as new accounts need to receive coins to be onboarded, and then also need set ID type and alias to create neurons in the hypergraph

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HOU 2mo
1CzBPJ…fTjx Unverified · twetch
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I think you should include a test zone of sorts where people can plug in their AI and battle test it themselves. Your target market is going to be people with trust issues. They can have reports showing them the tech works no matter what they throw at it, that’d be a step in be right direction.

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HOU 2mo
1CzBPJ…fTjx Unverified · twetch
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Now this is the explanation that I understood. THIS reached me.

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