1. Hello all! @FantomFDN made a presentation on UN, for ITU (International Telecommunication Union), and this is just a guess but it was also probably about smart cities.
This is going to be a thread about how this can work in real life for traffic! Let's start!
$ftm
2. People living in big cities know that traffic is a huge problem. When there is an intersection, we put traffic signs/lights in order to avoid collusions.
In a 4-leg intersection, there are 32 conflict points.
3. The more conflict points there are, the more waiting time in signalized intersection.
But don't forget that traffic lights are just a communication language for the drivers, and the language has only 3 sentences.
🔴 Don't go
🟡 Almost Ready
🟢 You can go
4. But what if we can expand this language?
For example:
"I'm going with 70 km/h to NW."
"There is a car crash in XYZ Avenue."
"If we all go with the same speed, we won't conflict."
"Let's all slow down to 30 km/h to avoid traffic."
5. It will be huge for us, and we won't have to wait in intersections. This is a long-shot but it can work like this:
(From CGP Grey's video)
6. But how can we trust the messages sent from one car to another is real?
And how can we know if the message sender is not malicious?
For this to happen, we need to be in consensus, otherwise it will result in more collusions, right?
7. You probably already met with the foundation, but meet again!
Lachesis consensus can play a huge role providing this consensus as a service. Smart cities were always part of their plans. Let's listen to Andre Cronje for a quick example:
8. And the beauty of #lachesis consensus is you don't have to inform everyone every time.
You first achieve consensus locally, then the gossip spreads around the network to achieve full #consensus.
9. When you are going Lyon to Paris with your car, people in New York don't need to know what speed you are going with.
At least they don't have to know instantly.
10. And 5G is coming. We can share the data almost instantly with the 5G technology.
And if it works, millions of hours lost in #traffic will be saved.
11. As i said, this is a long-long shot, and probably won't be around for many years. We first need to work on autonomous cars. But even thinking about it makes me feel excited.
12. Don't forget that these are my guesses on the meeting. Keywords contain mostly #CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency) and CBDC is probably bigger than smart cities.
Let's wait for the AMA on 18 March, and learn what this meeting was about!
1. I previously wrote about how to use #NFTs in real life, let's expand it a little bit! Let's use the same #RealEstate example, but it can apply to many many more ideas!
1. Hello all! This time the thread goes to @AlchemixFi ! A genius idea, which makes DeFi move one more step forward! Let's start, and as always I'm going to try to explain it as easy as I could!
$ftm
2. Let's start with the real centralized banks and what they do.
You deposit money, they give interest to you, and you'll be able to get more money after 1 year.
For example:
3. You have 1000 $.
Bank has %1 interest rate.
You deposit 1000$ today, and get 1010$ next year. You earned 10$ just for depositing, and bank probably earned more with giving loans/credit etc.
1. Hello everyone! It's a thread about what I think is happening, and how we should act. These are all my thoughts and they are honest ones. Don't take it as financial advise or anything, and feedbacks are always welcomed!
$ftm
2. If you look at the validators, there are 3 of them that delegated so much. This is too much trust on one node in my opinion.
People probably did it in the past because GoFantom team is working hard to move fantom forward.
3. But it's a centralization problem. If they fail to work unintentionally or intentionally, it affects the whole network.
We need to distribute the power for a better network in the long term.
1. As promised, this is a thread about @AaveAave and #flend! AAVE is a lending/borrowing protocol that evolved the #defi ecosystem to the next step! It's gonna be a long thread, let's start!
$ftm
2. In order to understand the decentralized way, we first need to understand the traditional way.
As always i'll try to make it as easy as it can be!
So we first need to understand how banks make money.
3. Let's say you have 1000$ in your pocket and you want to deposit your #money to a #bank, because they give some #interest to you. Let's say your bank gives %1 interest rate for 1 year lock.
1. Hello again! I've been thinking for a while to write this thread and this is time!
My thoughts about #crypto ecosystem, what it looks like to me and what can happen in the future! It's gonna be huge thread, so fasten your belts!
$ftm
2. I previously wrote a thread about #ren, and how it is similar to silk road 1500 years ago. And it feels like we are building cities. But not as traditional cities, we are building cities on internet.
3. In those cities we have our own #currencies, our own #governance, our own #banking systems, our own economical features, our own communities. And with the development of internet, we don't need land or place for social gatherings.
1. Last thread for today. It’s about #liquidstaking. @FantomFDN brought an amazing idea, but the market didn’t respond accordingly in my opinion. So let’s show some love! $ftm
2. You want to secure the network? Stake your tokens. But why should i secure it? Because you’ll earn rewards. If there wasn’t an incentive, noone would do it for free.
3. Then #DeFi came. And because stakers locked their tokens, they could not participate in #DeFi.
MAN I AM SECURING YOUR NETWORK AND MISSING THOSE OPPORTUNITIES?