wot1 VS iotex-core

Yes, it's interesting.

This has been known and ocassionally touted for AGES. I've attempted to start a couple of such projects and have been following the progress of other projects with similar ideas.

There has been near ZERO interest for them, because there's no currently viable business case for such projects, except "let the government pay for it." Data mining isn't THAT useful if there's no data in there - who would force entities like companies, universities or the SEC to push the data into the blockchain?

I'd be very happy if could find funding for https://github.com/WOTvision/wot1 and I can see a business case for it as a potential platform for legal, paid distribution of news between creators/reporters and distributors like news portals. But even so, no takers.

Sigh. Some day I hope I can get this project funded: https://github.com/WOTvision/wot1

"This is a repository containing an implementation of a blockchain which supports an unique feature set: asserting trust of information organised in JSON documents.

The goal is to have a global public notary service, for people and corporations to issue signed statements which are globally recognized and verifyable, which are identified by a QR code, which the media and news channels can reproduce and which can be verified by the consumers of information (i.e. ordinary people). The vision is to combat fake news by using a thing blockchains are very good at: distributing reliable data, and by providing a low-tech user-centric interface to it, which everyone can use to verify random junk they hear on the media."

Read the full release notes here: https://github.com/iotexproject/iotex-core/releases/tag/v1.11.0

You can only see the number from our Website https://iotex.io/ Line Chart isn't available but I will forward this now

Core Cartesi Contributor Bruno Maia joined IoTeX and Chainlink Labs to chat about how reliable data generation + immense computational power can bring blockchain mainstream!

really? I just googled IOTX several times, and the first result is always iotex.io, which is the correct official website. It would not makes sense for the website you posted to appear as the first result since Google recognizes it as an unsafe website.

about this topic : From https://iotex.io/ =

Dr. Xinxin Fan is the Head of Cryptography at IoTeX, describes what we can expect as the metaverse develops and creates a feedback loop with the real world. This is pretty compelling stuff. I glad he's thinking about it and working to make it become reality sooner than later. Read it here.

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