Topic: [ANN] Bitland - ICO - Decentralized Land Registry - page 34. (Read 84802 times)

Yes, the point is to have a dedicated chain for land records and smart contracts related to land registration.  This will reduce bloat, as there is no reason to have "all transactions" in the same place.

Also, don't try to compare this project to "ethereum".  It has an entirely different point and premise, and will only cause you further confusion.  I understand the need to find some sort of relative concept, but it's DEFINITELY not ethereum.

If anything "Bitshares" would what you would compare to Ethereum in this case, and where Bitland is an actual organization using colored coins with a dedicated blockchain to represent "real life goods and services", where as in the case of Ethereum, the projects that have been built on top of it are trying to do the same thing over and over, so it doesn't REALLY look like transitioning into the real world market, because technically they're not. 

We are getting into "blockchain based real estate", but starting in disparate economies so that ROI is greater.  Like I said, if you are trying to look at this like "Ethereum", you are looking at the wrong aspect of the protocol.  In order for blockchain to be applied in real world, there needs to be organizations that actually bring it to real people and real businesses.  That is MAINLY what bitland is doing, we just happen to have our own microchain on top of Bitshares macrochain.


Cheers

Chris

Time to reach out to the Swedes about Bitland,

http://www.coindesk.com/sweden-blockchain-smart-contracts-land-registry/

Just got my twitter campaign bounty,tnx!

Now, you got me confused

If workers secure the blockchain and get rewards in bitshares, then what is the role of Cadastral? E.g. in Ethereum you have to pay a fee when you send transactions to smart contracts and that gives value to the ethers, but this concept you are now implementing is new to me.

I am assuming that you are storing the land records in some sort of smart contracts, right?

Please send your OpenLedger account information to [email protected], and I will send your tokens today.


Cheers!


Chris

hi chris. i also participated in the twitter campaign and received confirmations but never received info on how to get the tokens. can you help?

Perfect, thank you! Good idea with the logo on top.

I am not in Ghana, but Narigamba lives there and is from there.  I will be going some time during the summer and also later in the year.  I DO have pictures and a video of the center, but this is also the space before it is anywhere near finished.  I am about to go make the wire transfer to the landlord now.  They are going to finish the interior, and then we have to start outfitting it with the funds we have, and until we get more from phase 3, roll with what we can.  But we have this particular facility for 3 years now, so we have time to work   Obviously it won't take that long...

video of interior



Cheers!


Chris

There is POS, but it's the Bitshares blockchain.  Essentially Cadastrals are a colored coin on top of Bitshares, and Cadastrals get their own chain, and every user gets their own chain.  But Bitshares "workers" are securing the network, so no worries

It is a great question, so please do not worry about offending or anything like that

Here is the Bitshares explorer where you can see active workers:

http://www.cryptofresh.com/


  head_block_num: 7,031,592
  head_block_age: 2 seconds ago
  chain_id: 4018d784..dad512c8
  participation: 100%
  active_witnesses: 27
  committee_members: 11
  block_interval: 3 seconds
  maintenance_interval: 1 hour
  recently_missed_blocks: 0
  last_irreversible_block: 7,031,560
  powered_by: graphene
  more_info: bitshares.org


This approach helps avoid bloat, while allowing side chains/micro chains to be on top of Bitshares.


Hope this makes sense!


Chris

Hey Chris, nice to see everything going well and forward with Bitland 

Are you in Ghana right now? If yes, could you show us some pictures of the center and the location?

Got it, but how the tokens will then serve the blockchain? I understand that the point is to store the records to the blockchain, but still I don fully understand the role of the tokens as there is no POS or POW. If there would e.g be POS, I would understand the concept, as owning of the tokens would generate interest and thus there would be incentive to hold them and secure the blockchain.

Please dont get me wrong. I just try to understand how this will work. Not to challenge you!

Thanks for the support everyone!


Chris

Received!!! Thank you much Chris!

Best of luck Bitland!! Holding strong!

some people concerns about manipulation of market so far and I've been think about it little. Then, I found "LISK" is holding rewards to their delegates for a moment... in this crypt currency world, it is happening in nature...

In anyway, as usual... "Go Bitland!"

Yes it was absolutely an attempt at preventing NEGATIVE market manipulation.  All actions on the market qualify as "manipulation".  All "manipulation" is not equal or negative.  Whatever you choose to do with your tokens will be manipulation.  Also, you won those tokens for nothing.  It's not an "IOU", it was a gift.


You purchased tokens, and this increased your holdings by 25%  

Now, other people might have received them for free and just dumped them because they put nothing into the ICO.  Now your "prize" is worth $118 based on last market trade.  So again, all manipulation is not equal.

Oh...check your account


Cheers!


Chris

So its been about 2 weeks since I first asked about the twitter giveaway tokens, I get you want the market to "stabilize", but yeah this is market manipulation even if you are not trying to... you need to release those tokens sir.

So, when can I expect to see my tokens? I am not planning on selling them, but you have to understand IOU's in crypto land mean jackshit... I would rather put my hopes and prayers behind a "token" of some sort....

Please Respond and provide a firm date when I will see my giveaway tokens , Thanks 

Talked to the landlord today.  It is a pretty interesting experience, as he does not speak English and only speaks Twi, so we had to have his son moderate.  It is amazing to be on the verge of securing the first center, and I sincerely appreciate everyone who has participated so far!  I look forward to making this happen many times over.


Cheers!

Chris

No, Cadastral will serve as the blockchain on which records will be attached.  The individuals will not have to pay for registration beyond what the normal fees incurred through Ghana government are.  Effectively the government will purchase the Cadastrals, and the individuals will pay whatever fees the government normally charges.  In the mean time, the registry will start to become consolidated onto the Cadastral Blockchain.


Cheers!


Chris

Nice to see progress!

Can you clarify what is the role of Cadastral after you have launched the first operation centers? Do people have purchase them before they can register their land?

Work work.
Zug zug.