Was macht eigentlich...
...die #Blockhain?
Für Spekulanten und Kriminelle gibt es neben #BTC noch andere Krypto-"Währungen". Aber ansonsten ist das Thema Blockchain irgendwie verschwunden. Vor wenigen Jahren noch DAS #Hypethema dem sich selbst Politiker nicht verwehren. Das sollte doch DIE Zukunftstechnologie sein, die alles umkrempelt.
Am Ende gab es dann noch mal die #NFTs, wo Menschen Geld bezahlt haben, wobei sie nicht mal wussten, was sie jetzt eigentlich genau gekauft haben.
❇️ What do you know about the Blockchain technology?
❇️ Have you ever worked with this technology?
This episode we can listen how a software product has been built on top the Blockchain technology, from one who did it 👇🏻
Listen now | Blockchain was a buzzword in recent years, and many products were created using this technology. Today, we continue to see the evolution of blockchain-based products and look towards into the future
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/poilievre-bitcoin-policy-1.6399986
This is the article #DavidDoel referred to
In a pitch to #cryptocurrency investors, #Poilievre 🤮 🤮 says he wants #Canada 🇨🇦 to be a #blockhain capital of the world
Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre said Monday a government led by him would do more to normalize cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ethereum in Canada to "decentralize" the economy and reduce the influence of central bankers.
The scientific publishing industry is dominated by a few publishers that use centralized systems, which decrease the quality of studies and make the publication process longer. Traditional publication systems generally have high publication costs, slow and biased review processes, copyrights held by publishers, lack of rewards for contributors, lack of connection among researchers, etc. Accordingly, we propose a decentralized blockchain-based scientific publication platform to eliminate the traditional publication system deficiencies. The proposed system uses Ethereum smart contracts to accelerate the publication process and abate the biased evaluation process while reducing the publication cost. The proposed model also improves the quality of scientific studies by adding new features to the publication process. The proposed system increases the number of publishers, makes the publication process fully traceable, and makes scientific papers globally available to anyone with a small fee. In addition, the system provides journals with decentralized models and integrates scientific papers with related data or datasets. The editors, reviewers, and cited authors are also rewarded. The proposed system has been implemented using Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), which consists of a front-end, middleware, and back-end. When an author submits a manuscript for evaluation, the system automatically finds the most appropriate editors and reviewers for related fields. After the publication process finishes, editors, reviewers, cited authors, and other contributors are rewarded as a system token-based cryptocurrency.
Although blockchain technology has been tainted by scammers, the core idea of distributed consensus is relevant for certain edge applications. This episode of Utilizing Edge focuses on practical application of blockchain technology in edge and IoT, featuring Jason Benedicic, Alastair Cooke, and Stephen Foskett. Two key concepts in blockchain are the distributed ledger and consensus approach. There is a lot of work being done to apply blockchain in medical, finance, IoT, and proof of provenance. Although many applications can rely on authority or quorum, larger and more heterogeneous applications might benefit from consensus instead. The other aspect of blockchain, chain of custody and immutability of data, is potentially relevant in preventing supply chain attacks and dealing with transient devices. It's important to remember that many of the things that have put people off blockchain, from financialization to public exposure of transactions, are not necessarily required in all blockchains.
Although blockchain technology has been tainted by scammers, the core idea of distributed consensus is relevant for certain edge applications. This episode of Utilizing Edge focuses on practical application of blockchain technology in edge and IoT, featuring Jason Benedicic, Alastair Cooke, and Stephen Foskett. Two key concepts in blockchain are the distributed ledger and consensus approach. There is a lot of work being done to apply blockchain in medical, finance, IoT, and proof of provenance. Although many applications can rely on authority or quorum, larger and more heterogeneous applications might benefit from consensus instead. The other aspect of blockchain, chain of custody and immutability of data, is potentially relevant in preventing supply chain attacks and dealing with transient devices. It's important to remember that many of the things that have put people off blockchain, from financialization to public exposure of transactions, are not necessarily required in all blockchains.
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Marcos Lobo 💙💛
MusiqueNow 
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Lukas Brausch
Gestalt IT
Stephen Foskett
M. Fioretti
Jan Wildeboer 😷
