An0myl0u5 on Nostr: Hello nostr!! This is my first post here. Tldr Follow me.... Please Follow me! I am ...

Hello nostr!! This is my first post here.
Tldr Follow me....

Please Follow me! I am developing a fully decentralised blockchain with a complex governance system built in to give people power over politics.
It is permissioned and permissionless, public and private.

I have also included nostr as a native wallet function,, BTW... 😊

There is NO central chain or validation authority.
Unlike bitcoin there is NO way you can chip bully your way to control.
It will NOT be centrally controlled by huge mining farms.

Every user will be a validator as well, more on that another time.

The network will be monitored by AI, but again more details soon. This is a big development.

I have not designed tokenomics as yet, BTC XMR ETH will do for now, although that will get complicated later on as this model DOES incorporate GOVERNMENT! Opinions welcome? Let's see where this goes...

I for one would rather keep as much insolvent cash (from banks and governments etc), isas, bonds etc from onboarding to begin with, having a fully audited vault. Life may not work out idealistic as that though, when talking about mainstream integration.

Here in lies bitcoins gamble also, its all the fiat printouts that can short or harm a movement like btc, why on earth let them have ETFs ffs.

This is a dilemma but I think I am somewhat the way through solving it once and for all.

But the public administrators (politicians new corrected titles) will still want to feel relevant and the bankers will still want SDA and QE, which will never happen as far as I can avoid.
And let's face it we will still need people to do tasks like going to meet another poltician for tea and scones. Of course...
Well actually I might use the irl janny's and the government services along with ngos and network authorised persons to do live verifications, as AI can spoof live video now. So it would be a 3rd potential for verification method.

The Implications of this mean that aged and homeless people can access services from charities and ngo organisations. It also means the government and those services could potentially have validator nodes running and get some cash back.

And the government jannys still feel relevant.

It is an infrastructure for real world services to migrate to.
Essentially swapping hard drive for a lot of services, API's will work and the companies can just accept micro transaction costs.
The utilitarian benefits along with transaction completion and security benefits far out way small costs.

In addition to that, they will get much more back but that's all the wider picture.

For others the switch may be a bit more complicated but I am simplifying the addressing process as much as possible and smart contracts.
Whilst implementing privacy level toggles if one person is completely anon and another is not the transaction will force privacy for both. Otherwise fingerprinting the anon.

As is right now I have multiple methods to call or lookup using a wallet profile, with granular privacy and additional handle adds.
So you can replace the long address with any @ you use for socials or phone number or email.

If we going to take real world adoption seriously we need to be serious about real world adoption.

So I have designed a voting struct, network, global, and everything in between, down to each blade of grass.
Nicely separated to guarantee no cross vote contamination or international interference.
(I did not suicide myself im happy as fuck 🙂).

Political fraud is impossible, for several network related reasons.
Industrial sectors vote on needs, push to public vote.
Government votes on needs pushes to public vote for verification, the trust will implement any consensus.

The transactions are near instant, and storage is very low. Power drain is somewhere like 500x more with bitcoin and that's with my network in theory at 100%.
Storage is less than 5gb per person lifetime including medical data and other stuff.
It falls between visa and swift for annual storage demand and also for power.

But it smashes everything else for security and transaction times as well as privacy and transparency.

I need collaborative efforts and a trusted team of people to build fiatjaf (nprofile…dlnm) Ben Arc (nprofile…ydy0) rabble (nprofile…kpnp) Sean (nprofile…jk5v)