Blockchain of Things & Large Scale Deployments of Blockchain
summary
Claim of a usable decentralized root of trust for constrained devices backed by a working pipeline: LW M2M to MQTT to ledger that publishes device metadata, plus a hands‑on IPFS + IPNS demo that pushes a git repo hash and clones it back, showing HTTP‑compatible OTA firmware delivery from a Raspberry Pi node. Scaling problems surface: full ledgers are too big for edge devices (165 GB Bitcoin chain), IOTA’s DAG needs pruning (losing immutability unless stored fully), and the economic fix proposed is a proof‑of‑replication token incentive to make decentralized git and firmware hosting viable.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:17About Tyler Baker
- 1:04Do you need blockchain
- 2:02LWM2M demo
- 3:24Decentralized Kit demo
- 6:45Demo
- 10:00Firmware Updates
- 12:17Scaling
- 20:45IPFS
- 21:14Proof of Replication
- 22:46Lightning Network 2
- 25:29Scaling in Blockchain
- 28:29Audience Question
- 28:55Other Use Cases
- 30:46ObjectBased File System
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