#ressolid

Modern European construction was started "top-down", by heads of state and governmentLa construction de l'Europe moderne a été démarrée par des Chefs d'Etat et de Gouvernement "Determined

Blockchain for Social Growth The Ressolid project has been concocted over Summer and Fall 2017 - one year ago. It has been presented in a "Start-Up Weekend" in late November 2017 in Luxembourg

I should have written this article a long time ago. I am an "IBM-certified Hyperledger Fabric Developer" since February 2018, following a two-days course on Hyperledger Fabric 1.0 technology.

Ressolid’s mission of facilitating an abundance of trust is an immense challenge, and arguably the most important mechanism that will power the Ressolid trust machine is the rating system which will be

Blockchain technology with it’s integrated private key cryptography revolutionized what digital ownership means. The first application is money, but the tokenized economy needs to evolve in a more nuanced

Steepshot is still little known but once word gets out (and the developers iron out the last bugs) it can seriously boost usage of the steem blockchain. .. And with usage, also the opportunities for abuse.

The Ressolid project is composed of two equally important parts. The first will be the blockchain side of things which will be totally decentralized and in the hands of the community and the second will

The Trust machine Free picture from freepik I have long been fascinated by the role TRUST plays in shaping our societies and our lives. My attention has been drawn to the blockchain back in 2013 when,

In the first part of this series we saw how trust is the only major missing link for large-scale collaboration, in the second part we went through the different social structures that governed mankind

In the first part of this post series, we discussed how a prerequisite to collaboration is trust, which is a combination of identity, skill set, and reputation. In this second part, I will try to look

Technology has brought us to the point in which we can redefine almost any human interaction. The centralized, rigid systems that govern us today are an echo of a period in which humanity needed uniformity