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March 20, 2018, 05:06:09 AM |
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Hello,
I had an idea and wanted to get feedback!
Basically what I was thinking was from an analytics point of view in sports you want to see what player is providing the most "value" in terms of in-game results factored against what you are paying them. Essentially as a game progresses value is exchanged all over the court and when the game concludes players have new values attributed to them. I know this has been built by NBA teams, just not as a blockchain application. I'm trying to determine if the blockchain aspect provides any benefits when compared to a standard database, or if its a new way to do the exact same thing?
For clarity, players in this scenario are actually addresses, these addresses would exchange among themselves in accordance with on court activity. By creating a system with a capped value, say 21 million coins, we can see what players and teams have the best/most value. Also, if anyone would be interested in helping me put a PoC together I think it would be fun!
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