We Reinvented Decentralization

Abstract: Although block chain technology has gained significant traction due to Bitcoin, the fear of unregulated movement has disrupted the conventional financial sector. In 1992, Tim May highlighted how game-changing innovations, independent of central authority, have infiltrated individuals’ lives at an alarming rate. Soon, decentralized autonomous systems, such as exchanges and P2P networks, will begin to revolutionize the Internet and cloud computing, dismantle the authority centralized at large financial corporations, and virtually reshape every industry in its way.

Personal data is a heavily discussed topic not only in industry but also in media. As such, the public is interested in securing personal data in order to increase privacy, transparency of financial transactions, and access to capital in the process. As a result, there is a desire to tap into global markets without centralization, fueling the new wave of “decentralized everything” and a growing market that wants more individual control over their data. Block chain can also drive AI innovation by increasing its efficacy and providing a marketplace for machine learning, AI, and “data monetization”. This potential to combine leading industry technologies EXCITES everyone. Block chain technology is the new frontier due to not only its potential to disrupt industries but also its ability to synergize with other technologies. Block chain is undoubtedly the new frontier.

Now, with the increasing demand for block chain applications, there has been tremendous interest in technology that could solve the problems faced by Bitcoin and Ethereum. These solutions can help developers and social entrepreneurs create successful block chain implementations. While no one disagrees, we will eventually reach an improved outcome.

List of papers that discuss many of the concepts important to the future with block chain.

1982 David Chaum. Computer Systems Established, Maintained, and Trusted by Mutually Suspicious Groups.
1992 Tim May. The Crypto Anarchist Manifesto.
1997 Adam Back. Hashcash.
1998 Dai, Wei. “B-Money”.
1998 Nick Szabo. “Smart Property” and “Bit Gold”.
2002 Adam Back. “Hashcash – A Denial of Service Counter-Measure”.
2003 Jain, A. & Juneja, N., Business Services Network, The 2nd generation Web.
2005 Hal Finney, “Reusable proofs of work”.
2008 Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.
2013 Vitalik Buterin. Ethereum. Bootstrapping A Decentralized Autonomous Corporation.

Alongside other previous pioneers, such as Wei Dai and Adam Back, our team is next as we propose another revolutionary idea in 2019. Blockcurr is the next innovative solution, ready to disrupt cryptocurrency, block chains, and their entire ecosystem.

By providing access to our innovations, we hope to improve prior approaches and provide alternate solutions to industries using block chain technology. As a result, Blockcurr has the potential to accelerate the pace of your innovations.

Sincerely,
The Blockcurr Team