Proposal for a minimal compute-anchored purchasing power signal
In briefProposal for a minimal, compute-anchored signal of purchasing power
SummaryThe author proposes a trust-minimized onchain signal approximating ETH purchasing power against computational cost. Reporters post a threshold and ETH liquidity, which others can attempt to break by finding a qualifying nonce. Surviving thresholds' implied work per unit liquidity is compared over time. The contract is about 200 lines and uses keccak256; feedback and attempts to break the design are invited.