Decentralized Blockchain Applications, More Than Smart Contracts
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Platform leverages spare CPU/storage on phones and laptops to form a decentralized cloud computer and ships a zero code software creation tool used by Fortune 500s (GE, Aon Hewitt, Anthem), plus a monetizable GitHub for reusable components that pay when run on the network. Claims a 14:1 gap in blockchain developer supply, warns that overloading smart contracts locks value and raises gas costs, and advocates a blockchain‑agnostic stack that lets teams choose centralized or decentralized hosting.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:36Blockchain is a Utility
- 5:23Dont Overload Smart Contracts
- 6:37Problems in the Blockchain Industry
- 8:00The Promised Land
- 9:00The Next Big Cloud
- 9:44Migration
- 11:40Conclusion
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