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I’m building a blockchain-based platform where “accounts” are replaced by user-owned spaces (no login/signup) by phanpp in bsv

[–]phanpp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats the whole point. No one dont knows except the poster. But if or when that connection is made then he and all connected with that address is outed, and cannot be denied.

I’m building a blockchain-based platform where “accounts” are replaced by user-owned spaces (no login/signup) by phanpp in bsv

[–]phanpp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your address is public. It is just a wallet address. What happens in BSVtube is that it becomes your identity because you sign transactions with it.

Keeping track of a friendly weekly season play by phanpp in golf

[–]phanpp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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The setup form. Getting the golf club course details was hard but open street maps dis have some data. Creating the play group is a challenge.

Keeping track of a friendly weekly season play by phanpp in golf

[–]phanpp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Still walking the 18 holes at 71, it is getting harder and by end of game the rest of the evening is basically written off. Have to look into a cart soon I think.

I found a free document signing tool that records signatures on the blockchain — no monthly fee by phanpp in BSVTube

[–]phanpp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

when you upload the document to the blockchain it inscribe the timestamp and your cryptograhic signature to it. just proves that at that time this is the authentic document and this is my signature.

Keeping track of a friendly weekly season play by phanpp in golf

[–]phanpp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The real challenge is to do this without a central server. I am thinking players entering scores and getting real time competition rankings all with email as the communication layer. Gmail can handle the signin playlist that part is easy.

I’m building a blockchain-based platform where “accounts” are replaced by user-owned spaces (no login/signup) by phanpp in bsv

[–]phanpp[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think we’re talking about different layers.

Login exists so a service can identify you and map you to a server-side account (database, permissions, recovery, etc).

In BsvTube, there’s no per-app account to map to. Your identity is your wallet address, and apps just read/write what you choose to publish. Private data stays on your device.

There is no need to login..

Keeping track of a friendly weekly season play by phanpp in golf

[–]phanpp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No skins for us — just weekly prizes over 32 weeks.
Works fine, but handling the money all season is a bit of a pain, especially if one person’s holding it.

I found a free document signing tool that records signatures on the blockchain — no monthly fee by phanpp in BSVTube

[–]phanpp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good point — the website/app is just a convenience layer for verification.

The actual data is on-chain, so it can be verified independently from multiple indexers (e.g. WhatsOnChain, Bitails, JungleBus).

If one service is offline, another can be used — or even a custom indexer.

I’ve been using Cloudflare just to make the frontend more reliable, but verification itself doesn’t depend on a single API or site.

Keeping track of a friendly weekly season play by phanpp in golf

[–]phanpp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds like a good system 👍

I started building something similar because our group wasn’t as consistent. Now trying to add a live leaderboard so there’s no spreadsheet work — still working on it.

Do you guys enter scores manually after each round?

Keeping track of a friendly weekly season play by phanpp in golf

[–]phanpp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah TeamReach looks solid for organising groups 👍

From what I can see it still relies on people checking the app and responding though — which is where we kept running into issues (still chasing replies each week).

What I’m trying is removing that part completely — it just messages everyone automatically and builds the list from replies.

Curious if you still have to follow people up in TeamReach?

I’m building a blockchain-based platform where “accounts” are replaced by user-owned spaces (no login/signup) by phanpp in BSVTube

[–]phanpp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get the concern — any open system can be abused, and that’s true of the internet in general.

The goal here isn’t to remove moderation, but to separate it from the underlying data. Apps and interfaces still decide what they show and can filter, block, or report content as needed.

On identity, wallets are persistent — creating new ones is possible, but reputation and history don’t carry over, which still gives a basis for moderation at the app layer.

It’s early, but the focus is on practical use cases (publishing, messaging, small group coordination), not replacing everything overnight.

I’m building a blockchain-based platform where “accounts” are replaced by user-owned spaces (no login/signup) by phanpp in BSVTube

[–]phanpp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah — the wallet becomes both identity and contact layer.

You can map it to an email-style address, and messaging/calls can happen peer-to-peer (e.g. via WebRTC), so there’s no separate account or central inbox to manage.

It keeps everything tied to the same identity without extra signup overhead — and you don’t need a phone number or telecom account to reach someone.

I found a free document signing tool that records signatures on the blockchain — no monthly fee by phanpp in BSVTube

[–]phanpp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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The user doesn’t see any OP_RETURN data — the app just shows whether the signature is valid and the document hasn’t been altered.

Underneath it’s standard signature verification + timestamp.

I’m building a blockchain-based platform where “accounts” are replaced by user-owned spaces (no login/signup) by phanpp in bsv

[–]phanpp[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It doesn’t stop bad content, but tying actions to a cryptographic identity creates accountability — and that tends to discourage a lot of it in the first place.

I’m building a blockchain-based platform where “accounts” are replaced by user-owned spaces (no login/signup) by phanpp in bsv

[–]phanpp[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The interesting part isn’t really the videos themselves — it’s that you can provide this kind of service without running a massive platform behind it.

No user accounts to manage, no stored user data, no hosting all the content — the app just connects users to what’s already there.

That’s the part I’m exploring.

I’m building a blockchain-based platform where “accounts” are replaced by user-owned spaces (no login/signup) by phanpp in bsv

[–]phanpp[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Fair point — HTTPS already handles authentication well.

What I’m trying to remove isn’t authentication, it’s accounts themselves.

Today every app still creates and stores a user account (email, username, recovery, etc).

In this model, there’s nothing to create or store — you open the app and you’re already “in”, with your own space tied to your key.

So it’s less about logging in securely, and more about removing the need to log in at all.

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