Platform & Scalability Ⅰ
summary
Argues that blockchain must integrate technical, legal and community trust rather than replace centralized services and describes concrete components already built: a distributed identity framework (ONT ID), a DXP data-exchange protocol, verifiable-claim flows and a modular “matrix” architecture that lets projects pick consensus, storage and P2P modules. Introduces a practical consensus called babyFT, recommends cross-chain protocol groups, outlines token-economy design choices and states a 10% developer reward to bootstrap contributions.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Blockchain needs two platforms
- 2:35Trust in blockchain
- 4:02Trust dimensions
- 7:12Decentralized trust platforms
- 8:37Blockchain applications
- 10:23Ontology trust platform
- 13:54Integrating services
- 15:17Identity management
- 16:44Data exchange challenges
- 18:09Performance requirements
- 19:38Scalable blockchain design
- 20:41Cross-chain protocols
- 21:47Decentralization vs performance
- 23:13Baby FT consensus
- 23:56Token economics
- 26:04Token economics importance
- 26:48Modular blockchain design
- 28:11Developer rewards
- 28:54Building real applications beyond token trading
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