That's good that it's possible I guess the biggest question would be why? What's the use cases for people creating their own block chain. Those are the sort of lessons that need to be taught.
I agree with you. Granted this might be more so for businesses looking to onramp blockchain quickly rather than just some person wanting to build their own blockchain. |
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Singapore and Japan I think are the most advanced due to their governments acceptance
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There are projects like NULS who are creating what is called a ChainBox which provides modules for any developers to build a blockchain. No programming language necessary.
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Nuls has just announced they're an out of the box solution to quickly build chains, reduce development costs and accelerate the rate that businesses use for blockchain tech. No programming language limitations and no prior blockchain experience is necessary for building on Nuls. Another bonus is that anyone who builds within the NULS ecosystem can add the cross-chain module to communicate with NULS at the base layer. Do you think this will the next step for mass adoption? https://cointelegraph.com/news/open-source-platform-lets-users-build-their-own-blockchain-in-under-10-min |
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Impressed by the team at Nuls who have just released their open-source platform that allows anyone including non devs to build their own blockchain with their ChainBox feature. The platform is customizable and easy to integrate due to its agnostic language feature. Their upcoming Chain Factory will allow users to add extra functionality as well and features through follow along modules. Just wondering who is willing to give this a shot? What are some thoughts you might have on overall adoption? https://cointelegraph.com/news/open-source-platform-lets-users-build-their-own-blockchain-in-under-10-min |
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not if we start interstellar mining. People do not realize that gold exists outside of just our planet
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There is no doubt in my mind that these guys are planning to utilize the data from our transactions. How do you think Facebook makes money? by the ads right. so businesses have to pay facebook for their analytics to get the best ads. this will only continue with our transaction history
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I think it is definitely getting there. The hardest thing for people to really be able to understand is how to save their keys and the wallets.
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You for sure can money launder via btc that is why there are companies hiring AML compliant companies like ciphertrace to help track and trace any suspicious transactions
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There's a lot of talk about compliance and crypto and for a good reason. Whether we are fans of it or not, compliance of some shape or form is going to come. Came across this interview with Dave Jevans CEO of CipherTrace and I really like his perspective of how compliance will help adoption and how a demand for their services will only help crypto not deter from it. He even says 'as form cypherpunks and privacy advocates it is up to them to build the next generation of AML and invesigation capabilities." I think what they do is super promising for the space even some people might think otherwise. Regardless, compliance is coming. https://bitcoinchaser.com/interview-with-dave-jevans-ceo-of-ciphertrace/ |
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I think a better question would be a world without religions more so than borders. That draws people a part more than some imaginary line.
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NULS which has a DPos consensus mechanism category has been added to Masternode coin listings which offers immediate insights to compare and contrast the potential returns of coin projects. Masternode has chose NULS to lead the way in the DPoS classification because of its attributes including speed of staking, setup, immediate payouts, compounding and unparalleled flexibility in management and control of coins. Do many of you use maternodes.online? and if so will you be looking forward to more coin insights like this? https://medium.com/@nuls/nuls-is-a-first-of-a-kind-listing-on-masternodes-online-58d126aa2878 |
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OG cypherpunk and inventor of digital cash David Chaum is a legend in the crypto space especially in regards to giving people privacy with their payments. While he took some time away from the space he came back because he felt blockchains were ignoring crucial issues such as scalability, privacy and amount to take on major use. With the launch of its early access developer program, this will allow third-party developers the chance to build on elixxir through their Arrow SDK and get involved which I have a good feeling a lot of devs will be interested in. Any ideas for potential use cases? https://coinrivet.com/david-chaum-elixxir-privacy-at-scale/ |
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it's interesting i have tried to thank people or write a quick note to the author but sometimes the mod will delete them thinking it's not benefiting the conversation so idk what else to do
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You can money launder for sure but just realize that there is technology that can trace this back to the owner. That's why exchanges and atms are hiring companies like ciphertrace for AML compliance.
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https://blocktribune.com/elixxir-starts-early-access-developer-program/Third-party developers are now able to build on the Elixxir protocol. Devs will have access to the Elixxir Arrow SDK to integrate metadata-protected communications to build dapps. Written in Golang, this will be the first public test of the cMix protocol built by David Chaum. Looking forward to watching this project develop overtime.
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https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/eu-warns-malta-of-the-dangers-of-neglecting-money-launderingMalta aka Blockchain Island has become the mecca crypto due to its favorable crypto laws. With the flood of crypto money to the island it's been taking the right steps to work on compliance such as partnering with crypto security firm CipherTrace to identify and prevent crypto crime. Steps like this seems to help make the government quite happy in how to handle crypto and manage risk in countries. Would you agree? What else do we need to implement or be sure to watch out for?
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That is absolutely fascinating. I guess I never really thought to look at places like churches to accept bitcoin but I guess this is another space that is necessary for mass adoption.
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