Watch how Blockchain Technology can protect Sony Pictures using Factom and Storj.
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Factom Use Case - Protecting Sony Pictures with Blockchain Technology
Watch how Blockchain Technology can protect Sony Pictures using Factom and Storj.
Watch how Blockchain Technology can protect Sony Pictures using Factom and Storj.
Finally, it is time to make a profitable use of our free hard drive space 
EDIT: Well there wasn't much information in the OP or the official site but a quick read of the whitepaper suggests that data won't actually be stored in the blockchain but rather on other people's hard drives. How will I know that my data will stay backed up unless every node in the network has a copy of it - i.e. a blockchain? Doesn't this mean that a few computers in the network can be switched off, break down, or their owner(s) might decide to reformat their hard drives and my novel can disappear forever while the network - oblivious to all of this, continues chugging along?
Yes we won't need a blockchain to store data but we will use DriveShare nodes around the world for that. Everyone can share their extra hd space.
Files will become unavailable when the uploader stops paying for them to be stored at the chosen redundancy. By default the redundancy will be set to 3x.
We will have algorithms and automatic checks on the network (heartbeats) that will allow to keep track of which file chunks are unreachable because a node has gone down or has been turned off.
In that case a replica of the chunk will be made and stored on an another available node to maintain the required redundancy.
As fox19891989 mentioned have a read through our FAQ on StorjTalk.org to get a bit more familiar with the project and feel free to join our forum where you can also ask any question you may have.
The network is self healing and up-loaders can choose how much redundancy he wants for his data . i assume default is 3 copies stored in the network (data is broken and encrypted)
Yes I think you can choose how many copies to set to in the final Metadisk GUI.
Well hopefully they are also keeping up on the social side as well, raising awareness and hyping things up!
Their social side is definitely hyping me up! If it wasn't for their twitter I never would have found out about Storj. A safe cloud storage platform sounds really cool. I am definitely interested in spending money on it.
Glad that our efforts to send out updates through all our channels is appreciated. If you haven't already find us on Twitter and Facebook. And of course subscribe to our newsletter on http://storj.io
It's good to know that the price has been stable and not depreciating.
Storj is bullish again 
On the way to da moon!
Merry Christmas, guys
you r so active about Storj.On the way to da moon!
Merry Christmas, guys
Storj is success for its IPO.
Yes, good coins have successful ICO/IPO/crowdsale, I didn't join this coin's crowdsale, what a pity.
After I helped Storj translate blogs, I learnt and found a lot from Storj official blogs and I believe this coin has a bright future.
because the price is lower than ICO, lucky now it is much higher.
Hmm, you are lucky, ICO price is about 2500 sat, you get lower than ICO price Storj. Now is 16k sat, you get lots of profits
It will be 0.001+ when the final release.
and I still hold on my coins.
Can't wait! I'm excited. 
hurry up! 
waiting to farm 
hurry up! waiting to farm omg me too. I am really excited to be able to farm another type of crypto. But really, unlike other cryptos I've farmed in the past, storj looks so promising!
Me too, I am waiting for Group C everyday! I fell in love with Storj when I helped Storj translate blogs from English to Chinese.
I like the community, it is very harmony in Storj community. I think farming is much better than mining, mining needs lots of electric power, but farming doesn't need it. Storj is the "Bitcoin" in decentralized storage world.
Well hopefully they are also keeping up on the social side as well, raising awareness and hyping things up!
Their social side is definitely hyping me up! If it wasn't for their twitter I never would have found out about Storj. A safe cloud storage platform sounds really cool. I am definitely interested in spending money on it.
Well hopefully they are also keeping up on the social side as well, raising awareness and hyping things up!
Can't wait! I'm excited. hurry up! waiting to farm
hurry up! waiting to farm omg me too. I am really excited to be able to farm another type of crypto. But really, unlike other cryptos I've farmed in the past, storj looks so promising!
The network is self healing and up-loaders can choose how much redundancy he wants for his data . i assume default is 3 copies stored in the network (data is broken and encrypted)
Hi everyone, Storj newbie here.
How do the intended applications for Storj differ compared to that of Datacoin (DTC)? DTC was the original coin for data storage and while innovative, it is also pretty much dead right now in terms of market cap. Say, for example, I have a draft of a short novel that I'm writing which takes up 1 megabyte of space. In order to permanently back this up into the DTC blockchain, this would cost me 50 DTC or about 50 cents.
What price range should I expect for Storj and will it be permanent too?
Secondly, how does Storj intend to keep the blockchain size small enough for practical use? The Datacoin blockchain is designed to grow at a rate of 500 GB per year which limits the coin's usability and lowers the number of nodes which can take part in the network and thus, lowers network security. Will Storj also feature a bloated blockchain or will there be measures to prevent this?
EDIT: Well there wasn't much information in the OP or the official site but a quick read of the whitepaper suggests that data won't actually be stored in the blockchain but rather on other people's hard drives. How will I know that my data will stay backed up unless every node in the network has a copy of it - i.e. a blockchain? Doesn't this mean that a few computers in the network can be switched off, break down, or their owner(s) might decide to reformat their hard drives and my novel can disappear forever while the network - oblivious to all of this, continues chugging along?
How do the intended applications for Storj differ compared to that of Datacoin (DTC)? DTC was the original coin for data storage and while innovative, it is also pretty much dead right now in terms of market cap. Say, for example, I have a draft of a short novel that I'm writing which takes up 1 megabyte of space. In order to permanently back this up into the DTC blockchain, this would cost me 50 DTC or about 50 cents.
What price range should I expect for Storj and will it be permanent too?
Secondly, how does Storj intend to keep the blockchain size small enough for practical use? The Datacoin blockchain is designed to grow at a rate of 500 GB per year which limits the coin's usability and lowers the number of nodes which can take part in the network and thus, lowers network security. Will Storj also feature a bloated blockchain or will there be measures to prevent this?
EDIT: Well there wasn't much information in the OP or the official site but a quick read of the whitepaper suggests that data won't actually be stored in the blockchain but rather on other people's hard drives. How will I know that my data will stay backed up unless every node in the network has a copy of it - i.e. a blockchain? Doesn't this mean that a few computers in the network can be switched off, break down, or their owner(s) might decide to reformat their hard drives and my novel can disappear forever while the network - oblivious to all of this, continues chugging along?
Storj is a Counterparty asset, it doesn't use Datacoin blockchain. Florincoin is the current boostrap.
You can read Storj FAQ, welcome to Storj official forum. https://storjtalk.org/index.php?topic=2197.0
Why is Storj not just running directly on the Bitcoin blockchain and why use the Counterparty platform?
Transaction fees and strict metadata limits make the Bitcoin blockchain impractical for large scale metadata storage. As described in the MetaDisk whitepaper, we will use Florincoin as an initial solution. Eventually, we will transition to a system with more direct and scalable access to the Bitcoin blockchain via proof-of-existence. As blockchain technology improves we can use systems like Factom to provide faster throughput, and Ethereum to create enforceable contracts on data storage.
What price range should I expect for Storj and will it be permanent too?
Prices for storing files on the Storj network will be dictated by the market (supply vs demand). Most likely they will be waaay lower than Dropbox rates.
Hopefully storj keeps its value instead of depreciating. Can't wait to join group C next year!
Hi everyone, Storj newbie here.
How do the intended applications for Storj differ compared to that of Datacoin (DTC)? DTC was the original coin for data storage and while innovative, it is also pretty much dead right now in terms of market cap. Say, for example, I have a draft of a short novel that I'm writing which takes up 1 megabyte of space. In order to permanently back this up into the DTC blockchain, this would cost me 50 DTC or about 50 cents.
What price range should I expect for Storj and will it be permanent too?
Secondly, how does Storj intend to keep the blockchain size small enough for practical use? The Datacoin blockchain is designed to grow at a rate of 500 GB per year which limits the coin's usability and lowers the number of nodes which can take part in the network and thus, lowers network security. Will Storj also feature a bloated blockchain or will there be measures to prevent this?
EDIT: Well there wasn't much information in the OP or the official site but a quick read of the whitepaper suggests that data won't actually be stored in the blockchain but rather on other people's hard drives. How will I know that my data will stay backed up unless every node in the network has a copy of it - i.e. a blockchain? Doesn't this mean that a few computers in the network can be switched off, break down, or their owner(s) might decide to reformat their hard drives and my novel can disappear forever while the network - oblivious to all of this, continues chugging along?
How do the intended applications for Storj differ compared to that of Datacoin (DTC)? DTC was the original coin for data storage and while innovative, it is also pretty much dead right now in terms of market cap. Say, for example, I have a draft of a short novel that I'm writing which takes up 1 megabyte of space. In order to permanently back this up into the DTC blockchain, this would cost me 50 DTC or about 50 cents.
What price range should I expect for Storj and will it be permanent too?
Secondly, how does Storj intend to keep the blockchain size small enough for practical use? The Datacoin blockchain is designed to grow at a rate of 500 GB per year which limits the coin's usability and lowers the number of nodes which can take part in the network and thus, lowers network security. Will Storj also feature a bloated blockchain or will there be measures to prevent this?
EDIT: Well there wasn't much information in the OP or the official site but a quick read of the whitepaper suggests that data won't actually be stored in the blockchain but rather on other people's hard drives. How will I know that my data will stay backed up unless every node in the network has a copy of it - i.e. a blockchain? Doesn't this mean that a few computers in the network can be switched off, break down, or their owner(s) might decide to reformat their hard drives and my novel can disappear forever while the network - oblivious to all of this, continues chugging along?
I think I might join one of the groups Storj looks like a promising project!
I can't wait to start farming Storj! It looks like a promising project backed by an innovative concept.
It looks that testing phase is going pretty well
I am waiting to join to group B
I am waiting to join to group B
Only 2 of us!
DriveShare Farmers in London, UK - TODAY.
I wonder how many there will be in 2015!!!
DriveShare Farmers in London, UK - TODAY.
I wonder how many there will be in 2015!!!
Only group A is live now, in early 2015 we will have group B and C, I guess will be 3-500 farmers join group C to make rewards.
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