A set of emerging protocols on the Internet that allow for value to be represented through digital representations that are ‘scarce’ in the sense that they can have only a constrained set of owners at any given time. Distributed Ledger Technologies enforce and maintain a ledger of such ownership...
Read morePhysical objects that are equipped to process data from the world around them and exchange that data with other devices and systems over the internet.
Read moreImmutability is one of the major benefits that Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) brings. It refers to the fact that all data entering the ledger cannot be amended or deleted. The benefits of that include tamper-proofing data and tackling corruption.
Read moreIdentities or digital identities digitally represent either organisations, individuals or devices such as Internet of Things (IoT) devices. Authentication of these identities is key to the iov42 Distributed Ledger Technology as it enables an ecosystem where the reputation of the participants reinforces digital trust into the network.
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