Non-Arbitrary Spaces
  • Introduction
  • Definitions
  • A simple NAS
  • More useful NASs
  • Blockchain History in a NAS
  • Application of NATs to NASs
  • Recording NASs on the blockchain
  • Further thoughts
  • Conclusion
  • References + Resources
  • Contact + Socials
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  • Data application

Further thoughts

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Data sources

Using blockfields from the bitcoin network is the simplest source of data for a NAS. Some other obvious choices could include:

  • Data derived from on-chain blockfield, such as or .

  • Data from other blockchains such as .

  • Real-world data via oracles such as or .

Data application

Similarly, the application of this data isn't limited to defining terrain. Some other examples include:

  • Resource locations.

  • Spawn points.

  • Structure location.

  • Trees defined by merkel tree hashes.

active addresses
mean coin age
ethereum
Chainlink
OriginTrail