blockchain
toti trebuie sa aiba acces la votare
vot egal - fiecare cetatean are doar un vot
intentia de vot nu va fi afectata in niciun mod
secrecy of vote
is an oracle
bring oracle to a human level, to explain its role.
the largest robberies are those you have never heard of
robberies.
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The ICO in 2016 3 billions.
2017 it was 9
but compared to the whole ecoenomy of the world is nothing
but noise is unbelievable
the downsides of blockchain
how to steal 50 mil dollars and get away with it.
from what you said, can we use the other format? where i start the narrative and only then involve experts?
general things - Ion addresses
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personal request: real world example
REAL LIFE EXAMPLES.
i wanna buy an apartment
i wanna vote
SMART CONTRACT
what does it change?
how blockchain works
blockchain and transparency
- now you have a box
- with blockchain, you put two
the segments of the video:
examples for smart contract
- voting explains blockchain
- purchasing explains crypto
- buying stocks or ICO - smart contracts and oracles // when coca cola drops lower than 10 percent, sell everything - escrow/// real estate
- two factor authentication - identity
- voting anonymously
- transparent for the system
- countable for the results
- verifiable - nobody voted twice or zero times.
DIEBOLD
voting machine hacking
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Unused prases/facts
Blockchain uses as much electricity as Denmark
ICO episode 4 - 5 - 6
Blockchain is related to cryptocurrency, but it is a technology which has the concept of a distributed ledger shared on a p2p network.
Blockchain is a chain of blocks, stored on thousands of comptuers across the globe where in the each copy of the blockchain, each copy of the blockchain is nothing but a ledger. It is a full ledger which keeps the copy of all the credit and debit of a digital asset.
That asset can be anything of value.
Blockchain is a decentralized ledger tracking digital assets on a p2p network. When we say p2p network it means a p2p decentralized network where all the computers are connected to each in some way, and each computer holds the complete copy of the ledger.
The ledger can be seen as a statement since day 0.
A good example is the employment history. This document has the information about where you have worked since your first day of work. YOu cant go back and change the dates on where you have worked.
And it cannot be changed.
Now imagine that this employment history is not a physical document, but it is a digital ledger distributed on thousands of computers, where each computer can access that information and checked if it is true that you worked as, lets say, an HR manager in 2015 iin Washington.