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It looks like cryptocurrency related packages are ending up in one of two places: net-misc or net-p2p. The latter seems to be by virtue of the fact
that,
as an implementation detail, most cryptocurrency networks are peer-to-peer
in
nature.

A (very) cursory look at the Gentoo ebuild repository shows:

net-misc/bfgminer
net-misc/electron-cash
net-misc/electrum
net-misc/electrum-ltc
net-p2p/bitcoin-cli
net-p2p/bitcoind
net-p2p/bitcoin-qt
net-p2p/litecoind

There are probably more, but this is what I could find quickly and easily. Wouldn't it make more sense to silo these ebuilds (and similar) under
something
like fintech instead?

~Jeff

<div dir="ltr">It looks like cryptocurrency related packages are ending up in one of two <br>places: net-misc or net-p2p. The latter seems to be by virtue of the fact that, <br>as an implementation detail, most cryptocurrency networks are peer-to-peer in
<br>nature.<br><br>A (very) cursory look at the Gentoo ebuild repository shows:<br><br>net-misc/bfgminer<br>net-misc/electron-cash<br>net-misc/electrum<br>net-misc/electrum-ltc<br>net-p2p/bitcoin-cli<br>net-p2p/bitcoind<br>net-p2p/bitcoin-qt<br>net-p2p/
litecoind<br><br>There are probably more, but this is what I could find quickly and easily. <br>Wouldn&#39;t it make more sense to silo these ebuilds (and similar) under something <br><div>like fintech instead?</div><div><br></div><div>~Jeff<br></div></


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