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Decentralized Personal Banking: A New Frontier of Personal Freedom

This article is penned by Jim Conners. Jim Conners is a Blockchain enthusiast and evangelist based in Portland, Oregon. He is a freelance journalist and his articles have appeared in top Blockchain media all around the globe.

Since the invention of the internet the idea of decentralization has always been at the forefront. Few people seem to know that the internet was originally developed by the American military and one of the goals was for the network to be survivable. Even if the worst case scenario were to arrive, the military wanted the predecessor of the internet to be able to continue functioning – even if it were in a diminished capacity.

So, from the very start decentralization was critical to the development of the internet. Centralized structures and hierarchical network architecture would make the young internet far too easy to cripple or destroy. So the military engineers developed a system where there was a bare minimum of centralization and everything that could be decentralized was decentralized.

However, the internet was only a military instrument for a short period of time.

The fire rises

First picked up by scientists and then later by tech enthusiasts and hobbyists, the internet remained the domain of people committed to decentralization and the easy spread of knowledge and communication. And as more industries moved online the very nature of the internet began to decentralize them.

One of the first things to be totally decentralized was communication. IRC, USENET, and more provided the freest space for communication the world has ever known. Following communication came the news.

What did these two things have in common? They were constantly oppressed and controlled by governments the world over. However, the internet has proven to be a tough bull to wrangle and people that want to speak freely and report freely moved online.

Communication and reporting in general have both profited heavily and are slowly becoming as decentralized as possible (much news nowadays is reported first on social media and hours later by the ‘real media.’)

But in this era of decentralization, when everything important that had been for so long oppressed is finally escaping the cunning clutches of oppressive regimes, they hold one last bastion.

Banking.

Storming the castle

Personal banking still remains heavily centralized and controlled by relatively few players. One of the reasons is because governments so effectively hold onto control of finance, money, and assets within their borders.

And the only reason they retain this control is because the government issues money and the government backs money. Without the government, (fiat) money is worthless as it isn’t actually backed by anything of real value.

And so long as the nation controls the currency, the nations control the finances of all citizens and non-citizen residents.

And because the nation needs this money to stay inside the country so it can be taxed, finance tends to be one of the most restrictive areas insofar as individual rights.

But with cryptocurrency this is changing and personal banking is finally decentralizing. Why? Because it cuts the control structure off at the root.

When currency is decentralized, finance is decentralized.

Decentralized banking puts you in charge

Cryptocurrency has caused a seat change in banking. Because people can remain anonymous and secure, it requires a whole new kind of system to manage crypto finance.

This has led to something spectacular – the new system (cryptobanking) frees you completely from the restrictions of the old one.

Borders are meaningless with cryptocurrency as they don’t exist online. A transaction between a user in NYC and another in LA is no different from a transaction between one in Beijing and another in Frankfurt. The system is totally decentralized and the power rests with the person holding the money not the person printing it.

A new world order for personal banking

Take Datarius – a startup cryptobank that makes full use of the benefits of cryptocurrency. As a cryptobank, Datarius will let you choose the services you’ll use (there’s no required service to be used for each country as is the case with old banks), and money transfers will not be obscenely taxed or subject to unnecessary fees, and cannot be forbidden by an oppressive government.

And perhaps best of all – It’s impossible for fees to be hidden on the ledger. You’ll know exactly what every transaction, purchase, or action will cost. Hidden fees won’t sneak up on you anymore. In the new world of cryptobanking, your bank can’t ask extra money from you because you’ll see it coming – everything is visible on the blockchain, after all.

Source:

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/decentralized-personal-banking-new-frontier-personal-freedom/

you must purchase at least 20k token at private sale

it looks like this is a very good project. hope this project can go ahead. success always

Does they have minimal ammount?

I admire the design of their site. Not for its beauty, but for creating it the way to share with all interested in the project the information. The graphs show the clean picture of Datarius plans.

Just missed something – is there a minimal amount of their tokens during a pre-sale?

Datarius offers us to follow its news on YouTube, but the information there is not updated. 
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx64mkPPk5GE6mHX_YFeElA

Suppose the team has the video from the conferences they took part it. They must share it with all interested in cryptobank.
We need more information before the presale! 

Our pre-sale is from 12.12.17 at 12:12 UTC to 31.12.17 12:12 UTC. On this time you could get tokens with up to 35% bonus.

Initial Token Offering (ITO) is planned to be held in the middle of February of 2018.

When we would take part for conversations?
Maybe online?

That is cool that the guys from Datarius team already take part in international conferences devoted to blockchain and cryptobanks. 
As mass media inform, the guys established friendly relations with Kiong Tack (ASTON Head of Sales, VP Business Development of Kickchen University of California, CEO of Boogle, South Korea) and Daniel Zhai (INK Head of European Office).

They also actively communicate with their Singapore and American partners. 

I like this company!

Lots of ideas being thrown in on the website, and luckily the dev team are delivering on what they are saying. 2018 will definitely be a great year for the project. If you need to translate into Chinese, I can do the best for you.Thanks.

datarius project is a nice project for the world of crypto Is.. this project is very good from the concept and the mission and vision of the project to his already very strong, the project datarius this makes people around the world to get access to the services of servies as a bank. to access the live use mobile..really interesting idea,I wish all the project targets achieved and can be applied right in the real world

I think that the comparison to Status and Kik is not a good one. Datarius aims at a completely different field than those too. And Status and Kik also dont target exactly the same market and therefore also arent in direct competition.

when will start your pre-sale and when will start main ICO?

kik its for communities

as i know, Kik just messanger with micro transactions

This is very good when there is a choice of programs and systems, first you can choose for yourself and secondly there will be live competition that will serve as an incentive to improve services!

It seems like everyone wants to use social media to transfer crypto.
Like Status(SNT) Kin(Kik)
I'm not sure how many apps will people like to use.
Probably less than 3.
Hope you guys succeed.

The pre-sale has not yet started, and I am waiting for the cryptobank and this application so much! I am excited when I imagine that finally there will be no headache with searching of reliable exchangers and leaving there big commissions. 

I have a question regarding the credit scoring algorithms. How will they work if there is no data of a person yet to be taken into account? Will there be other methods as well to evaluate the credit score besides of the automated algos?