← Back to context Comment by notpushkin 19 hours ago Something like escrow smart contracts? 3 comments notpushkin Reply abirch 18 hours ago How can you trust it? Like how does it resolve if I got my Weird Al toupee from eBay? Is it if someone shipped me a box? Smart contracts make sense when there's a large, public event. josephtrump 17 hours ago You could use a trusted arbiter key and both parties have an open choice to find a mutually acceptable arbiter. notpushkin 12 hours ago This. So basically like Visa/MC nowadays, except optional and you’re not locked into the one you’ve got your card from.
abirch 18 hours ago How can you trust it? Like how does it resolve if I got my Weird Al toupee from eBay? Is it if someone shipped me a box? Smart contracts make sense when there's a large, public event. josephtrump 17 hours ago You could use a trusted arbiter key and both parties have an open choice to find a mutually acceptable arbiter. notpushkin 12 hours ago This. So basically like Visa/MC nowadays, except optional and you’re not locked into the one you’ve got your card from.
josephtrump 17 hours ago You could use a trusted arbiter key and both parties have an open choice to find a mutually acceptable arbiter. notpushkin 12 hours ago This. So basically like Visa/MC nowadays, except optional and you’re not locked into the one you’ve got your card from.
notpushkin 12 hours ago This. So basically like Visa/MC nowadays, except optional and you’re not locked into the one you’ve got your card from.
How can you trust it? Like how does it resolve if I got my Weird Al toupee from eBay? Is it if someone shipped me a box? Smart contracts make sense when there's a large, public event.
You could use a trusted arbiter key and both parties have an open choice to find a mutually acceptable arbiter.
This. So basically like Visa/MC nowadays, except optional and you’re not locked into the one you’ve got your card from.