Blockchain 3.0 Blog - Certain Assets - Launches with two posts

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new post on https://certainassets.com ... can I get a retweet?!    :)

edit: it has pictures too

[Ben Mason]

nice one carpet ride.....always makes me want to find out more  +5%

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New post referring to Xeroc and BM's latest white paper:

Check it out and retweet!

http://www.certainassets.com/?p=240

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Three new posts on http://certainassets.com

For "Will Banks Adopt Interoperable Private Blockchains?" click this link: http://www.certainassets.com/?p=209

Or Part 4 of "The Journey to Blockchain 3.0": http://www.certainassets.com/?p=182

Or Part 3 of "The Journey to Blockchain 3.0": http://www.certainassets.com/?p=180

[carpet ride]

I really like 'Certain Assets' .......it quite subtly piqued my interest and prepared my mind for making important distinctions.....

The posts are well reasoned, interesting and informative with an exciting general direction. 

One small but important criticism, check spelling and grammar to remove the occasional error.  It's worth the effort!

As to the blockchain subject, I agree that all blockchains could be DAPs but not all DAPs are blockchains, but I hope you'll discuss the importance of the rules (economics, execution, security, governance, scope etc) governing the blockchain. Without a strong consensus for the rules/constitution governing the blockchain and the means by which it adapts, the blockchain/network/DAP will have limited utility/robustness/longevity.  The blockchain and constitution are inextricably linked because that is where the trust for a trustless network lies.  I know I keep saying it, but trust is everything.

Anyway, keep going!

Wow, amazing feedback! Thank you  :D

I agree resiliency mechanisms are important for businesses and consumers alike.  I'm brainstorming titles, the first could be something like, "How to know you chose a good blockchain".  As for editing, I'll need to improve, haha. Thanks!

Yeh...ben does that from time to time :P

new post to critique on http://certainassets.com !  discovering MPAs in the Journey to Blockchain v3.0

[fuzzy]

I really like 'Certain Assets' .......it quite subtly piqued my interest and prepared my mind for making important distinctions.....

The posts are well reasoned, interesting and informative with an exciting general direction. 

One small but important criticism, check spelling and grammar to remove the occasional error.  It's worth the effort!

As to the blockchain subject, I agree that all blockchains could be DAPs but not all DAPs are blockchains, but I hope you'll discuss the importance of the rules (economics, execution, security, governance, scope etc) governing the blockchain. Without a strong consensus for the rules/constitution governing the blockchain and the means by which it adapts, the blockchain/network/DAP will have limited utility/robustness/longevity.  The blockchain and constitution are inextricably linked because that is where the trust for a trustless network lies.  I know I keep saying it, but trust is everything.

Anyway, keep going!

Wow, amazing feedback! Thank you  :D

I agree resiliency mechanisms are important for businesses and consumers alike.  I'm brainstorming titles, the first could be something like, "How to know you chose a good blockchain".  As for editing, I'll need to improve, haha. Thanks!

Yeh...ben does that from time to time :P

[carpet ride]

New post on http://certainassets.com .. The Journey to Blockchain 3.0, Part 1

[carpet ride]

Great start! Would it make more sense in this sense to call blockchains a new *protocol* for DAPs? I dig your graphics (and as Ben said, be sure to double-check spelling ;)).. you can never have too many. Maybe make the existing images on your 2nd post bigger... would be nice to preview them without opening a new tab.. plus, they really pop :)

Protocol instead of feature. ... I agree!  Images are enlarged now... much better... thanks!  Info graphics needed major edits....thanks :)

[roadscape]

Great start! Would it make more sense in this sense to call blockchains a new *protocol* for DAPs? I dig your graphics (and as Ben said, be sure to double-check spelling ;)).. you can never have too many. Maybe make the existing images on your 2nd post bigger... would be nice to preview them without opening a new tab.. plus, they really pop :)

[carpet ride]

I really like 'Certain Assets' .......it quite subtly piqued my interest and prepared my mind for making important distinctions.....

The posts are well reasoned, interesting and informative with an exciting general direction. 

One small but important criticism, check spelling and grammar to remove the occasional error.  It's worth the effort!

As to the blockchain subject, I agree that all blockchains could be DAPs but not all DAPs are blockchains, but I hope you'll discuss the importance of the rules (economics, execution, security, governance, scope etc) governing the blockchain. Without a strong consensus for the rules/constitution governing the blockchain and the means by which it adapts, the blockchain/network/DAP will have limited utility/robustness/longevity.  The blockchain and constitution are inextricably linked because that is where the trust for a trustless network lies.  I know I keep saying it, but trust is everything.

Anyway, keep going!

Wow, amazing feedback! Thank you  :D

I agree resiliency mechanisms are important for businesses and consumers alike.  I'm brainstorming titles, the first could be something like, "How to know you chose a good blockchain".  As for editing, I'll need to improve, haha. Thanks!

[Ben Mason]

I really like 'Certain Assets' .......it quite subtly piqued my interest and prepared my mind for making important distinctions.....

The posts are well reasoned, interesting and informative with an exciting general direction. 

One small but important criticism, check spelling and grammar to remove the occasional error.  It's worth the effort!

As to the blockchain subject, I agree that all blockchains could be DAPs but not all DAPs are blockchains, but I hope you'll discuss the importance of the rules (economics, execution, security, governance, scope etc) governing the blockchain. Without a strong consensus for the rules/constitution governing the blockchain and the means by which it adapts, the blockchain/network/DAP will have limited utility/robustness/longevity.  The blockchain and constitution are inextricably linked because that is where the trust for a trustless network lies.  I know I keep saying it, but trust is everything.

Anyway, keep going! 

[carpet ride]

Put a blog together to write about blockchain 3.0.  The second post is up: Businesses in Blockchain v3.0. Check it out, and feedback is appreciated.

http://www.certainassets.com