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In this case the idea is that for a given contract address, you would use an unfilled reference. Next time a block effects the state of that contract address (a namespace) it would fill the reference with that block ID. So at block 1, addr B sets up am unfilled reference (it will point to NULL). At block 30 B is updated and so the unfilled reference block 1 points to is then updated to block 30. So now a node trying to construct the state of B through time can skip from block 1 to block
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adamscislowicz [4:12 PM] :
In this case the idea is that for a given contract address, you would use an unfilled reference. Next time a block effects the state of that contract address (a namespace) it would fill the reference with that block ID. So at block 1, addr B sets up am unfilled reference (it will point to NULL). At block 30 B is updated and so the unfilled reference block 1 points to is then updated to block 30. So now a node trying to construct the state of B through time can skip from block 1 to block
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: