Competitor analysis of tokenized blockchain solutions in healthcare.
Tremendous #facts
https://medium.com/iryo-network/competitor-analysis-of-tokenized-blockchain-solutions-in-healthcare-fc8977a46d98In general, competitors tend to share similar values, the core value being that they are not satisfied with the status quo.
This review is mainly conducted on the technical documentation provided that can be found within the competitor’s own whitepapers. A review of the team, deployment status, or the ability of the token-moon scenario will not be included. The comparison will be partly based off the likeliness of achieving a “Bearer Health Record,” which is the notion that the holder of the record is the sole owner of the underlying asset, in our case, private medical data.
IRYO
• The use of an EOS-based public chain for patient signed permissions.
• Lack of identity on the Iryo platform, to avoid wrongdoing.
• Open-source, openEHR, permissionless access.
• A copy of a patient’s medical history / record on their device.
• Zero-knowledge encryption, patient-controlled key on all backups (Clinic Node & Iryo Cloud).
• “Analyse in place” research occurs solely on the patient’s device to prevent data leaks.
• Comprehensive distributed key recovery with ZeroPass utilization.
• “Opt-out” Emergency access with smart contract enforced bounty.
Token distribution:
• 10% Tokens withheld for team and development.
• 5% private presale.
• 5% Airdrops.
• 80% Token Distribution (Crowdsale).
• 2% yearly inflation. (1% for development and storage cost, 1% for researchers on-boarding and community airdrops).
