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default interval OR, by default, the same as the average block time for the chain in question. |
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For the \Hush chain, this is 2.5 minutes. |
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If for any reason a \HushList user wants to PROVE with cryptographic certaintity that |
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they knew certain information at a certain time, all they would need to do is publish |
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the PRIVATE KEY of an address which made the transaction that contains the information. |
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This is the so-called "investigative journalist" or "whistle-blower" use case. An |
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individual can send themselves \HushList memos "just in case" they need to prove |
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something in the future. This can be considered "data as insurance". |
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\nsection{Costs} |
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Sending \HushList memos requires making a financial transaction and by default, |
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