purplecoin VS core

Stateless blockchain, because of performance and safety.

For more information: https://github.com/purpleprotocol/purplecoin/blob/main/doc/mining.md

Secure notetaking, Identity and cryptography (README is way out of date, sorry), and seizing the means of production (kind of on hold until Stamp is out of PoC).

Organizationally, yes, the non-market portions of what you're talking about could be modeled by Basis. Right now, Basis is really just a protocol without any implementations. So the interactions you bring up can be described by that protocol, but there's no actual storage of transactions or costs or transferring of funds etc etc happening anywhere right now. I started on an implementation a while back but I realized I hadn't figured out the protocol itself well enough to sink time into building code. I'm now feeling good about where the project is and could probably start coding the implementation again. I'm working on a sister project to Basis currently (https://stamp-protocol.github.io/) which will ultimately be used to define network membership and is also giving me a playground to test out transactional p2p systems, which is ultiumately what Basis will be.

Right now there's no code (well, there is but it's pretty stale) as the protocol itself is getting more solid, but it's approaching the point where the reference implementation will start getting updates again, and ultimately start driving applications that will use it.

Thanks! And yes, the project is mostly theoretical right now. There's an incomplete rust implementation of an older version of the protocol. It's been collecting dust for a while, but once more of the newer iteration of the protocol is solid it'd be great to start working on it again.

A number of things. As mentioned, it's just a protocol right now (although there is a decent amount of code that goes into the economics) so it's more of a question of "what does it enable other things to do."