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even just josh garza contrast paycoin when it comes to, was there distributed mining, not-
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... [inaudible 00:08:22] going concern that it's selling its assets as basically equity stake.
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completely understand the joy of suing a co-op board.
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tenant for example, sued the co-op board for securities fraud.
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so these people, these organizations that [inaudible 00:08:41]
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sometimes. apparently augusta, you can't even buy a membership yet.
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so the developers who are planning the links and planning the country club and the swimming pool-
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... feel rich. it's going to be awesome.
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[inaudible 00:08:57] price now. we'll use the money to build it and then you'll be golden.
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it's like a security. and those are the big parts of our framework that are relevant to, say, the ethereum community.
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because the ethereum is a platform for decentralized computing that makes it very easy to issue these tokens.
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the only way to ever authoritatively say that something is or is not a security, is to be a federal judge.
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investment of money, a common enterprise.
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ideally, if the thing had worked the way it was supposed to work-
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... it would be only the members who would vote on its use.
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that's weird though, where all of the investors are the common enterprise.
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there's some pretty good case law that warrants looking into that member managed llcs-
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for example, are not securities.
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anyway.investment of money, common enterprise. we're looking good for the dow being a security. those two pros,
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.expectation of profits, that one's easy.
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the damn website the dow is
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right? but a good metaphor,
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they get dow tokens, which afford them voting rights.
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the legal metaphor is people who would be victimized because they'd never be part of the winning group over,
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and those giant investors could vote to send everybody's money to themselves with no chance of
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would be screwed. so the split contract was an escape valve for that 49%.
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if you see a big incoming vote that wants to send all the money to a scam,
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but found a reentrancy bug in the code that allowed the split function to basically be called repeatedly and every time that split function is called that per.
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ether from the common dow fund, then you ever put in a disas-
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subject of considerable interest right now.
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while we're all here, i'd like to shout out for the wall street blockchain alliances upcoming event.
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it's of interest to all who follow ico regulation,
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and private ledger deployment. there are some major global partnerships forming through the wsb.
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a and their event is a good place to gain an insight into the culture of the group.
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a discount code can be found in the episode notes@thirdweb.net. and just to be clear that,
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it's just a really worthwhile event to attend .
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but still publicly coming forward and minimizing it. also, it was interesting if you look through the comments
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but back to the thing about structuring with token, we can help you generally as lawyers to
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somehow be out of business because of these smart contracts. because there's so many new issues that are arising with distributed ledger technology. i mean,
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on october 26th, the team hopes to have raised 30 million swiss freights.
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we need data that's constantly being produced.
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new measurements are pouring in various sources such as iot sensors.
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so people create applications that want to react to that newest data instantly in order to capture the value in there.
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is creating a decentralized peer-to-peer network for data delivery.
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so a data producer can publish new data points, which instantly get delivered to all the valid subscribers,
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but also the network natively supports data monetization via a cryptographic token called data coin.
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which means that whenever you produce valuable data that somebody else is interested in,
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so basically a data stream economy is born where both people and machines can trade data streams.
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this is huge. it basically enables machines to produce and sell data and interact autonomously without human intervention.
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well basically, yes. so what we're building to go
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is a separate network that quite tightly integrates with the ethereum network,
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identity, permission control, and things like this.
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plus binds some kind of producing identity to all the data points so,
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we can basically know which ethereum account is responsible for certain data or which ethereum account is responsible for receiving certain data.
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so this way we can already tackle data driven real world use cases where the data quantities could be quite large.
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i mean, a system could easily produce like a million events per second,
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for the streamer network, but obviously a million transactions per second would be huge overkill for all current blockchains.
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can you break down that terminology into something that kind of connects with a real life use case?
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there's a trade, and all of these are events in the system ,
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so they generate new information into the space,
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for example, let's say there would be a network of temperature sensors or,
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which might be interested in that data for their own purposes.
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even now, i mean the metrics of our skype call is going somewhere and,
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in this case, ethereum, and the value of that data is somehow tokenized,
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and maybe i want to cover my gas cost by selling my location to advertisers,
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on a data marketplace. and the prospective buyers can
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for example, find it by searching by area or searching by type or something they want.
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i mean the license can be quite arbitrary since they can be implemented as smart contracts.
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so i can basically define the terms quite freely and how the payment system works
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and then some kind of unlocking mechanism as well as payment details?
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yes, exactly. exactly. let's start with the decentralization part.
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so how do we actually decentralized the network?
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there needs to be some kind of incentive for anyone to run the nodes and,
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superficial math problem that contributes the proof of,
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so instead of mining, we kind of have an incentive for anyone to run the,
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yeah, the streamer network is,
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just the infrastructure that enables all of this and various applications can be developed onto
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so there will be a data marketplace, which is kind of like a portal for data buyers and data sellers to find each other.
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this makes sense for open data or data from smart cities or data in,
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in which case you would need to purchase a license in order to be able to decrypt the data in a,
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stream. and this is of course how we also achieve data privacy in a network.
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and if it's encrypted, then it's safe.
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this is really interesting because you guys in finance and,
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were beginning to be able to monitor,
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given that the volume of the data is growing exponentially as we know
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what will be too much data that none of your patterns too difficult.
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what sets us apart from many other projects in this space is that we actually have something that's up and running at the moment ,
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without leaving out the e. so,
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many are hoarding the domains for dictionary words.
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mme, who is famous for running the ethereum crowd sale.
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obviously you guys done a whole lot more since ethereum launched.
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oh yes, we were happy to do that. the launch of ethereum mass, the first tokens,
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our first advice area was to find out whether or not they fall under,
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we did about 25 token generating events.
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so we would have never thought about what kind of wave of work is now exploding over our heads.
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you see, switzerland has whatever is under monitor, transmittance or exchange service is on the the aml regulation.
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few professionally monitor transmits and or exchange can be crypto,
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does not fall. the swisslow on the anti money laundering legislation,
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which are the money transmittance and exchange functions.
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are focused on the exchange from fiat into digital and digital into fiat.
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