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I'm building 2 DIY skywire machines, very interested in decentralized cheaper faster internet. This + privacy coins seems closer to Satoshi and the cypherpunk movement's vision.

>>7952232
wew

>>6845169
Made up issue. Skywire itself isn't running on blockchain, all payments are done in coinhours, which are moved off-chain. You get 1 coinhour per 1 skycoin held in your wallet for 1 hour. As of now, skycoin block size is like 32kb or something ridiculously small like that, which is soft-coded and can be changed whevener there's a need to. Node search is the skymessenger thing I believe, it's not a messenger app but a networking protocol for communication between nodes.
It can't be predicted. Nobody's making any solid evidence based claims on what the skycoin or coinhour price is going to be based on infrastructure cost. We're just hoping it will make it, it's currently the most advanced decentralized internet project there is.

If you don't own any skycoin you're basically a retard just saying

>>6691949
muh decentralized internet

running on completely new networking protocols that are more private and lower latency than tcp/ip
actually works unlike erc20 promising the same thing
testnet launching
hardware nodes used to encrypt and transfer traffic and "mine" coins that way are being shipped