Title: Proof.com - proof of concept using btc blockchain Post by: Guido on February 24, 2015, 09:20:47 PM I came across this as often look at great domains to see what's there and was very pleasantly surprised.
I think this is an amazing idea and they are using the bitcoin blockchain perfect for sealing your idea whether graphics, concept or whatever without wasting tons on trademark, copyright crap a welcome addition I think! https://www.proof.com/ best of all free, or a tiny fee on blockchain makes easy for people not as tech savvy as some Title: Re: Proof.com - proof of concept using btc blockchain Post by: cakir on February 24, 2015, 09:23:32 PM did you check this topic?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=965883.0 Title: Re: Proof.com - proof of concept using btc blockchain Post by: Guido on February 24, 2015, 09:24:38 PM that is good too, thanks for link
Title: Re: Proof.com - proof of concept using btc blockchain Post by: OROBTC on February 24, 2015, 09:56:10 PM ...
cakir, Guido Great thread! I put up a hashed document on the blockchain using proofofexistence.com (http://proofofexistence.com). It cost me about $1.50 (in BTC of course). My original document was hashed using their SHA256 service, then put up. I can now prove that I put up that hashed message by putting in my original message, and having the hash done again, it will match the original. The process is relatively simple to use. I asked the owner of the site to consider making it even easier to use by allowing a "Cut & Paste" message to be hashed as well. * * * A new company factom.org (http://factom.org) is looking into putting hashed documents (like property title records, etc.) on the blockchain. Their website explains it much better than I can. Title: Re: Proof.com - proof of concept using btc blockchain Post by: OROBTC on February 25, 2015, 04:31:45 AM ...
Here is another data-on-the-blockchain company: https://bitproof.io/ I just put up the same document as I did the other day via proofofexistence.com. I also am waiting to hear back from them with a couple of questions I had. EDIT: I see that cakir beat me to it (bitproof). |