What is a distributed consensus state machine?

Bitcoin

What is a “gossip” protocol?

What is a proof of work system?

what are URI pointers?

I don’t entirely understand the section on media uniqueness and integrity.

Links from Ethan:

https://dev.mirror.xyz/vZxxUIeGMQK9NNLcrT0eDYZ6wXhXVr6vTQzztj1DaEA

https://mint.af

https://seedclub.xyz

https://jk.mirror.xyz/DkE-9_u8B9BdJYwWYSDN80ZKUpwk5fenwIaSHPP2VvA

https://text.bargains

https://society.robinsloan.com/archive/art-objects/

Futureland

“This integrity safeguard allows for the URI of media and metadata to be updated arbitrarily, ensuring robustness when hosting media off-chain” (?)

“A cryptographically-enforced registry of media independent of any platform” need to study this more.

What is a social graph?

“In an ideal ecosystem, audiences would enjoy universal accessibility of media, and creators would enjoy more pricing power and stable returns on media which appreciates in value” Sounds tight lol

What is a sell-on fee?

How a bid is defined as a struct in Solidity

What is ‘minting’?

What is ERC-721? https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-721

What is a permissioned blockchain

Why does the cost of mediation fall heavily on creators? (introduction)

What if Futureland was a social network for multidisciplinary projects built on the blockchain?

On Futureland you can shadow journals with 1 click. Could it be possible to make it that easy to support and own parts of multi-dimensional creative projects we love?

On Futureland, could you see a visual of all of the journals and entries that someone has ownership in?

On Futureland, could you use a journal to easily crowdfund divergent projects and share ownership with early supporters

On futureland, could you specify a share of ownership when you invite someone new to help you on a journal?

“Owners may choose to accept less capital upfront from a bidder in exchange for a large sell-on fee”

“This clause can be included by the bidder, whereby the seller, against a lower immediate transfer fee, retains the right to a certain potential of future transfer fee of the media to a third buyer”

“If the bid with a sell on fee is accepted, the piece of media adds the seller as a previous owner to the list of shareholders for the next sale of the piece”

This is kind of like a ‘SAFE’

There might be a better name for a sell on fee

What is a sell-on fee within the context of ‘Sports clubs’?

Zora: Universal Media Protocol Whitepaper

The split of a bid can be unique to each piece of media.

“As a result, an owner of a piece of media may choose to accept a bid in a stable currency, a yield generating currency or even a community currency that enables access to a DAO. By allowing any valid ERC-20 currency to be used as a bid, the protocol allows for many” [types of value in parallel]

What is ERC-20?

in this context, what is a stable currency?

in this context what is a yield generating currency?

in this context what is a community currency?

“An important distinction of a bid is that is specifies ERC-20 currency to be bid with”

“This protocol uses Bids to represent buy-side liquidity for a piece of media”

What is ‘universal buy-side liquidity’?

Bids

“Each piece of media is embedded with a market”

What does it mean that on a blockchain computation is carried out redundantly rather than in the traditional segregated and parallel manner?

What is Byzantine fault tolerance?

What is ‘secure by design’?

“Creators can set a perpetual ownership stake in their work, and are rewarded whenever ownership changes hands” I understand this but should probably more directly synthesis to make sure it’s a full understanding.

“An embedded, permanent market facilitates ongoing price discovery and enables creators, curators, and buyers to flexibly negotiate terms of direct exchange” ?

“the single market embedded into the token enables liquidity and value to accrue to the uniquely registered article” ?

“Artificial scarcity on media copies need not be imposed” ?

What are Merkle trees?

Block time is the average time it takes for the network to generate one extra block in the blockchain. A shorter block time means faster transactions.

Blocks hold batches of valid transactions that are hashed and encoded. Each block includes a cryptographic hash of the previous block linking them together all the way back to the first one.

To see historical development and synthesis of my research: https://futureland.tv/internetvin/cryptocurrency

What is ‘offer and acceptance’?

What is the Blockchain?

What is mass collaboration?

What is a distributed ledger

What is collective self interests?

What is a payment rail?

“an open, distributed ledger that can record transactions between two parties efficiently and in a verifiable and permanent way”

What is the double spending problem?

Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?

What are blocks?

What is a payment rail?

What is a value-exchange protocol?

what are CO2 implications via crypto mining and transactions

How does bitcoin actually work? Link from @christian https://youtu.be/bBC-nXj3Ng4

What is open source?

What is blockchain?

What is smart contract functionality?

What is the Ethereum Virtual Machine?

What is Turing complete

what is The DAO

What is Ethereum Classic

What is sharding

what is proof of stake

what is sharding

What is Ethereum 2.0

What is proof of stake

How is the thing an NFT is connected to is protected from deletion

What is a wallet / crypto wallet? Why is it important?

what is Tx_Root?

What is Nonce?

What is Hash 01 and subsequent under Block 11

Is it just general scripting ability?

What is Ethereum?

What is a hard fork?

What did the upgrade “Muir Glacier” to Ethereum include?

What is The DAO?

what is a crowd sale?

What is the difference between Bitcoin and Ethereum?

What are incentive structures?

What is a cryptographic hash

How does the block chain work?