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and generating smart contracts, which would eventually be run via smart oracles when combined | and generating smart contracts, which would eventually be run via smart oracles when combined contextual information as potential triggers for the smart contracts | ||
https://ripple.com/insights/smart-oracles-building-business-logic-with-smart-contracts/ | https://ripple.com/insights/smart-oracles-building-business-logic-with-smart-contracts/ | ||
" Smart oracles take the concept of oracles a step further by placing the untrusted code execution in the oracles’ hands. Smart oracles, then, are trusted or semi-trusted entities that can both provide information about the outside world and execute the code to which the contracting parties agreed. " | " Smart oracles take the concept of oracles a step further by placing the untrusted code execution in the oracles’ hands. Smart oracles, then, are trusted or semi-trusted entities that can both provide information about the outside world and execute the code to which the contracting parties agreed. " | ||
Revision as of 03:12, 17 May 2017
For now, just an idea which I wish to verify :
The idea is to generate a pool that can be used when strategic solidarity mechanisms need to be used.
Potentials to develop Crypto-Syndicalist approaches using Blockchain.
Creating a DAO
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decentralized_autonomous_organization
and generating smart contracts, which would eventually be run via smart oracles when combined contextual information as potential triggers for the smart contracts
https://ripple.com/insights/smart-oracles-building-business-logic-with-smart-contracts/
" Smart oracles take the concept of oracles a step further by placing the untrusted code execution in the oracles’ hands. Smart oracles, then, are trusted or semi-trusted entities that can both provide information about the outside world and execute the code to which the contracting parties agreed. "