@@ -114,5 +114,56 @@ <h2>Aspectos identificables sobre web3</h2>
114114Influence is measured in tokens
115115</ p >
116116
117+ < dt > Web3</ dt >
118+ < dd >
119+ < ul >
120+ < li > Persistant, distibuted, tamper resistant, cryptographically secure database</ li >
121+ < li > Data is there forverer</ li >
122+ < li > Perfect place to store property rights, credentials, identities and agreements</ li >
123+ < li > No one can censor data in the Blockchain</ li >
124+ </ ul >
125+ </ dd >
126+
127+ < dt > namecoin</ dt >
128+ < dd >
129+ A project that pretend to replace the entire DNS system
130+ < br > Descentralize everybody
131+ </ dd >
132+
133+ < dt > blocksign</ dt >
134+ < dd >
135+ allows users to sign and verify any agreement through the bitcoin blockchain with really low cost
136+ </ dd >
137+
138+ < dt > contract</ dt >
139+ < dd >
140+ An agreement having lawful object entered into voluntarily by two or more parties,
141+ each of whom intends to create one or more legal obligations between them.
142+ </ dd >
143+
144+ < dt > smart contract</ dt >
145+ < dd >
146+ Is a computer protocol that facilitates, verifies, or enforces the negociation or performance
147+ of a contract, or that obviate the needs for a contractual clause.
148+ < br >
149+ < br > First introduced by David Chaum and Nick Szabo en 1980s
150+ < br > Vitalik Buterin and Stefan Thomas enhanced via Ethereum and Codius projects
151+ </ dd >
152+
153+ < h2 > Problems that blockchain can help solve</ h2 >
154+
155+ < ul >
156+ < li > Build a censorship resistant, always accesible digital history</ li >
157+ < li > Build credit metrics and risk metrics on that</ li >
158+ < li > Reduce transaction cost, payment systems</ li >
159+ < li > Build micro finance and micro insurance, lending clubs, etc</ li >
160+ </ ul >
161+
162+ < h2 > Examples: Solutions that can be builded using this tech</ h2 >
163+
164+ < ul >
165+ < li > Descentralized ISPs</ li >
166+ </ ul >
167+
117168</ body >
118169</ html >
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