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After genesis, should peers continue to worry about whether the genesis account will appear?
Since the genesis transaction is derived from system rather than user, it might be possible to remove the concept of account authentication from the genesis.
In other words, it does not have to be a genesis transaction to give an initial state, it only has to be a genesis executable.
What if every peer executes it at the initialization time to get a "genesis state" instead of a genesis block, with a "state hash" to agree on that state?
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After genesis, should peers continue to worry about whether the genesis account will appear?
Since the genesis transaction is derived from system rather than user, it might be possible to remove the concept of account authentication from the genesis.
In other words, it does not have to be a genesis transaction to give an initial state, it only has to be a genesis executable.
What if every peer executes it at the initialization time to get a "genesis state" instead of a genesis block, with a "state hash" to agree on that state?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: