Author(s):	Rusty Russell
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Start	11:35	First Raw Start	11:29
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Description:	Pettycoin is an adjunct network for tiny bitcoin transactions. It was first unveiled in slightly vaporous form at LCA2014, but since then I've taken a 6 month sabbatical and spent much more time on it. The bitcoin network is powered by "miners" who compete to work on proofs. This infrastructure is expensive, and places a lower limit on how cheap transactions on the bitcoin network can become. For genuinely tiny microtransactions, various schemes have been proposed to operate off-network temporarily; pettycoin aims to do this in a general and open way, using the same work the bitcoin miners are already doing. The talk has two parts: the first part is about the technology itself, and the second part is about founding and managing a "for fun" FOSS project in a space which is crowded with many good ideas and even more VC money chasing them. markdown
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