BLOCKCHAIN
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Sayfa 144 - Abaküs·Kitabı okudu
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Blockchain internette bulunan bir ağ üzerinde Toplanan bilgilerin veya verilerin kamuyu açıp bir defteri olarak nitelendirilebilir
Founded in 1909, L’Oréal Group created seventeen NFT product lines and registered several digital trademarks for its most well-known beauty brands, indicating that it intends to enter the virtual cosmetics market. L’Oréal already owns a virtual shop in Decentraland, a virtual reality platform built on blockchain technology, allowing users to create, explore and monetise content and applications in a decentralised, user-owned virtual world‡.
We may reach a point in the future when a baby automatically gets a digital wallet at birth. This wallet is encrypted and NFTs will be added over time for all the documents (national ID, passport, driving licence, etc.) alongside digital currency. Every transaction that person makes will pass through this wallet. They would not need a bank account anymore. Know Your Customer (KYC) protocols would be seamless and instantaneous, as those NFTs representing the digital identity of a person would be easily accessible and verifiable by third parties. When that person grows up and starts working, their salary would be paid into the wallet. To us right now, this idea might sound dystopian, as we worry about privacy. But there is already a significant sharing of information and blockchain would provide greater privacy not less. Let’s not forget that, today, certain entities already have access.
The programmable scarcity came from the fact that there was only ever going to be 21 million Bitcoin produced. Each Bitcoin is divisible by 100 million so that’s 21 million multiplied by 100 million Satoshis (a Satoshi is to Bitcoin what pence is to the pound or cents are to the Euro). But it’s still a fixed amount of Bitcoin. Bitcoin was also coming into the system at a very specific pace based on a predefined formula, so there was no massive influx of Bitcoin into the system for any reason, unlike fiat currency via QE. It wasn’t owned by anyone or by any government. Bitcoin was mined and recorded on the network and, once the transaction was verified, all the nodes in the network were updated, making it very hard to hack. It wasn’t possible to undo a transaction or reverse a transaction; everything was recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain permanently.
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