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Author Topic: [ANN][Open Now🔥]DataBroker DAO ⭐ Decentralised marketplace for IoT sensor data.  (Read 38178 times)
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March 29, 2018, 06:15:30 AM
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You can consider me already a supporter of the DataBrokerDAO approach. However, I would like to know more about competitors. Are they and what's the best DBDAO offer? I'm used to thinking that any product can be unique only a very short time.
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March 29, 2018, 06:24:59 AM
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You can consider me already a supporter of the DataBrokerDAO approach. However, I would like to know more about competitors. Are they and what's the best DBDAO offer? I'm used to thinking that any product can be unique only a very short time.
Hello! In this environment, 3 projects are widely known: Streamr, IOTA and OceanProtocol. Streamr seeks to translate its traditional data transfer platform into a blockchain system. The IOTA plan is similar.
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March 29, 2018, 06:31:10 AM
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You can consider me already a supporter of the DataBrokerDAO approach. However, I would like to know more about competitors. Are they and what's the best DBDAO offer? I'm used to thinking that any product can be unique only a very short time.
Hello! In this environment, 3 projects are widely known: Streamr, IOTA and OceanProtocol. Streamr seeks to translate its traditional data transfer platform into a blockchain system. The IOTA plan is similar.
What about OceanProtocol?
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March 29, 2018, 06:47:47 AM
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Are creators sure that the state structures will be ready to let the DBDAO developments to access their systems?

https://databrokerdao.com/#alliance

We have many different partners ready to share, sell and purchase Data.

I am confused about the Data providers because there are many projects on Data providers like Pdata, Databrokers etc. How are the companies going to be beneficial by approaching these two blockchain companies?
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March 29, 2018, 06:49:41 AM
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You can consider me already a supporter of the DataBrokerDAO approach. However, I would like to know more about competitors. Are they and what's the best DBDAO offer? I'm used to thinking that any product can be unique only a very short time.
Hello! In this environment, 3 projects are widely known: Streamr, IOTA and OceanProtocol. Streamr seeks to translate its traditional data transfer platform into a blockchain system. The IOTA plan is similar.
What about OceanProtocol?
Their goal is a new kind of network based on BigchainDB, designed to buy and sell smart data sets. It will take several more years to finalize their technology and the underlying technology will be less decentralized and open compared to solutions based on Ethereum.
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March 29, 2018, 06:56:34 AM
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You can consider me already a supporter of the DataBrokerDAO approach. However, I would like to know more about competitors. Are they and what's the best DBDAO offer? I'm used to thinking that any product can be unique only a very short time.
Hello! In this environment, 3 projects are widely known: Streamr, IOTA and OceanProtocol. Streamr seeks to translate its traditional data transfer platform into a blockchain system. The IOTA plan is similar.
What about OceanProtocol?
Their goal is a new kind of network based on BigchainDB, designed to buy and sell smart data sets. It will take several more years to finalize their technology and the underlying technology will be less decentralized and open compared to solutions based on Ethereum.
Does DBDAO have advantages over Streamr and IOTA?
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March 29, 2018, 07:13:09 AM
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You can consider me already a supporter of the DataBrokerDAO approach. However, I would like to know more about competitors. Are they and what's the best DBDAO offer? I'm used to thinking that any product can be unique only a very short time.
Hello! In this environment, 3 projects are widely known: Streamr, IOTA and OceanProtocol. Streamr seeks to translate its traditional data transfer platform into a blockchain system. The IOTA plan is similar.
What about OceanProtocol?
Their goal is a new kind of network based on BigchainDB, designed to buy and sell smart data sets. It will take several more years to finalize their technology and the underlying technology will be less decentralized and open compared to solutions based on Ethereum.
Does DBDAO have advantages over Streamr and IOTA?
If any of them eventually succeed in replacing the IoT ecosystem, then the winner will become a real competitor to DAO DataBroker in the matter of releasing IoT data and facilitating the transfer of data regardless of the network used. But so far this is far away.
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March 29, 2018, 07:20:52 AM
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You can consider me already a supporter of the DataBrokerDAO approach. However, I would like to know more about competitors. Are they and what's the best DBDAO offer? I'm used to thinking that any product can be unique only a very short time.
Hello! In this environment, 3 projects are widely known: Streamr, IOTA and OceanProtocol. Streamr seeks to translate its traditional data transfer platform into a blockchain system. The IOTA plan is similar.
What about OceanProtocol?
Their goal is a new kind of network based on BigchainDB, designed to buy and sell smart data sets. It will take several more years to finalize their technology and the underlying technology will be less decentralized and open compared to solutions based on Ethereum.
Does DBDAO have advantages over Streamr and IOTA?
If any of them eventually succeed in replacing the IoT ecosystem, then the winner will become a real competitor to DAO DataBroker in the matter of releasing IoT data and facilitating the transfer of data regardless of the network used. But so far this is far away.
Great! It turns out that the project still has several years in reserve and the possibility of seizing the market?
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March 29, 2018, 09:26:20 AM
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Friends, why is the sale prolonged? Only today I learned about this.
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March 29, 2018, 09:38:48 AM
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Friends, why is the sale prolonged? Only today I learned about this.

The creators rightly assessed the impact of volatility in the crypt on investor sentiment. Therefore, we decided to extend the sale. In my opinion, the right decision.
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March 29, 2018, 11:25:46 AM
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How much and on what terms will the project team receive?
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March 29, 2018, 11:29:45 AM
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How much and on what terms will the project team receive?

5% of tokens are reserved for bonus teams for the next 4 years. Most of this fund will be distributed among the members of the team joining the project and be transferred in stages over 3 years.
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March 29, 2018, 12:02:54 PM
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Great news!
DataBroker DAO moves forward in partnerships, proudly announcing official its coin listing on the CoinFalcon exchange and collaboration with IoT Application enablement platform, AllThingsTalk Cloud!
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March 29, 2018, 02:39:47 PM
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Hello everyone! In 20 minutes we'll be doing a short webinar with some latest updates:

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/rt/3131333637637198083
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March 29, 2018, 02:58:19 PM
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Hi guys, we're starting a short webinar right now to give you a little update: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/rt/3131333637637198083
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March 29, 2018, 04:18:08 PM
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Why does DBDAO intentionally refuse to create its own gateway gateways in favor of cooperation with mobile operators? This does not carry a threat to the project?
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March 29, 2018, 06:16:12 PM
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Is it possible in the future to integrate with current competitors? With this approach, a monopoly option is possible))
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March 29, 2018, 08:23:26 PM
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Telecommunication companies are very large and ambitious, as a rule. Is there any risk that they will want to seize the project and use only for themselves?
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March 29, 2018, 08:57:01 PM
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Is it possible in the future to integrate with current competitors? With this approach, a monopoly option is possible))

There are 3 commonly named projects that live in the same sphere: Streamr, IOTA and OceanProtocol.

Streamr is taking their traditional data transfer platform and will attempt to “blockhainize” it. While we will not go into a deep technical analysis of these projects the conclusion can be drawn from reading the whitepaper that the goal is to replace the entire IoT stack, from top to bottom, with the Streamr solution. A monumental challenge if you keep in mind that if they are operational in 2 years, they will have to replace an industry with 30 billion deployed sensors.

IOTA’s plan is similar. But they go even further, aside from replacing the entire IoT ecosystem, they also replace any underlying blockchain base with a new and untested network, using a concept called a “tangle”. Double down on the challenges.

Both Streamr and IOTA describe a data marketplace. A marketplace for data on the the Streamr or IOTA platform/network. Of, at some point in time, one of them has replaced the IoT ecosystem, the winner would indeed be a real competitor for DataBroker DAO to break down data silos and facilitate the easy transfer of data, regardless of the underlying network.

OceanProtocol is a different story. Their focus is a new kind of BigchainDB-based network specifically for buying and selling AI datasets. While not a lot is known at this point, the roadmap specifies several years before their solution will be ready and the underlying technology is less decentralised/open compared to an Ethereum based solution.
 
DataBroker DAO takes a radically different approach:

- It is built to go into production this year. This ensures we both need to use proven technology, and a first movers advantage over these other players.

- It is built to interface with the large players in the ecosystem (manufacturers and gateway operators) in a non invasive way. We are not replacing anything or anyone, ensuring a low friction environment. The only way to get market scale fast enough.

- It focuses on being a complementary component in the current and future ecosystem, meaning that in the future DataBroker DAO can co-exist, integrate and complement IOTA, Streamr and OceanProtocol.

We wish each and every one of these projects all the success in the world, and we will happily integrate them into the ecosystem upon reaching critical mass.
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March 29, 2018, 08:59:02 PM
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Is it possible in the future to integrate with current competitors? With this approach, a monopoly option is possible))

We wish each and every one of our competitors and otherwise similar endeavors all the success in the world, and we will happily integrate them into the DataBroker DAO ecosystem!  Cool
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