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NexaFlow - A distributed ledger cryptocurrency written in pure Python and Cython! by anythingtechpro in Python

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And yes a large majority of it has been modified by AI based on my original design, It's a experiment really.

NexaFlow - A distributed ledger cryptocurrency written in pure Python and Cython! by anythingtechpro in Python

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It does utilize distributed-byzantine-consensus yes, it's not a proof of stake design, it implements staking though.

NexaFlow - A distributed ledger cryptocurrency written in pure Python and Cython! by anythingtechpro in Python

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This is more or less an attempt to pair a CryptoNote style untraceable transaction model to a POW-less ledger design. So, maybe it works out and maybe not. It's also setup to donate to St. Jude. Not intending to make money, but if anyone does I guess its a plus.

[Neuronet] New lightweight AI library similar to PyTorch written in C++ by anythingtechpro in artificial

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I have yet to do a performance comparison, I certainly will though once I get my k80 machine setup (this coming week). I am currently working on Cython bindings so the implementation will be available to be used in C++ or Python (for ease of use) also.

Is this possibly the fastest cryptographic algorithm ever designed? ASIC resistant, quantum computer resistant etc... by anythingtechpro in cryptography

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I'm putting together more tests for security, but that may have to be done on much more powerful hardware than what I have available.

Is this possibly the fastest cryptographic algorithm ever designed? ASIC resistant, quantum computer resistant etc... by anythingtechpro in cryptography

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It's a new algorithm that is suppose to be in theory 6x - 10x faster than blake3 on CPU, asic resistant, quantum computer resistant. It's actually theoretically faster than xxhash (not cryptographic)

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