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[Anonymous No.12682373]

Is chainlink a 'Stateless blockchain'?

Stateful Blockchain:
>multi-party verification of current state of a system by verifying all of it's state since inception

Chainlink:
>multi-party verification of current state of a single transaction.

[Anonymous No.12682580]

>>12682373
Chainlink is middleware, not a blockchain

[Anonymous No.12682615]

>>12682580
On the scale of abstraction this pondering operates, everything is middleware to some degree.

[Anonymous No.12682765]

>>12682373
multiparty verification of the data moving between systems

[Anonymous No.12682787]

>>12682580
Chailink is just a JSON parser, not a middleware

i can do that in less than 24 hours of work

[Anonymous No.12682810]

>>12682765
Transactions on the blockchain aren't all initiated by the system, so there's a definite cross-system element there.
You use a blockchain to facilitate something, which means that it is in the middle of something.
The difference lies in the fact that regular blockchain multi-party verification checks all states from the beginning of a system state entry log till the current state.
This can actually be bolted-on to Chainlink to have a blockchain that can forget, which is a pretty neat vision. Or is it stupid.

[Anonymous No.12682864]

>>12682373
Say what you want about Delphi, but these faggots make some pretty good memes.

[Anonymous No.12682939]

>>12682787
The new Jason Parser is a sick flick. Have you seen it yet?

[Anonymous No.12682954]

>>12682373
Chainlink is a blockchain middlware software fucking idiot read the fucking white paper once

[Anonymous No.12682966]

>>12682373
Yes link is the gypsy of crypto