How Decentralization Can Solve The World's Looming Data Problem
summary
Argues that central platforms cannot handle an explosion to ~4 billion connected people and cites Equifax’s ~200 million-record breach to justify a new model. Describes Bluzelle as a decentralized database protocol that shards data with 2D partitioning, uses swarming consensus across user-run nodes, and pays node operators with a Bluzelle token. Shows a live demo where nodes join and drop yet data remains persistent, and plans a single-swarm release for end June/early July to enable read/write CRUD for dApps.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:20Data
- 3:36Decentralization
- 5:26The Past
- 10:00Demo
- 11:11Simple Terms
- 12:31Bluecell
- 13:44ZeroX
- 15:18Team
- 16:51Wrap Up
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