Storj: the new cloud Bitcoin storage technology - page 2.

STORJX

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Guys nice to have a new topic setup but yes I don't think it belongs here.

We have official threads setup on here at the links below, and our official forum at https://storjtalk.org.
We invite you to join the discussion there.

Merry Xmas to Everyone from the STORJ TEAM

mthompson362

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Quote from: zenitzz on December 26, 2014, 01:21:52 AM

what different storj with dropbox??

Storj is decentralized. On top of that, Storj allows for the creation of applications on top of the network.

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what different storj with dropbox??

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Quote from: hdd3go on December 25, 2014, 09:03:17 AM

Any differences from DropBox?

Storj is not a dropbox competitor, however dropbox can use storj for storage.

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there are some threads talking about this

but so you know it, this is already in the beta testing phase Cheesy

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Terminated.

This doesn't really belong in this section as they are going to use Florincoin.
Although this is something interesting and new. I hate having my files on centralized cloud services anyways.

mthompson362

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Hey all, if anybody has any questions regarding Storj I would be happy to answer them!

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Quote from: 1Referee on December 25, 2014, 10:02:26 AM

I believe datacoin was the first project that was aiming for storing your files in the blockchain to allow decentral cloud storage. (correct me if I'm wrong)

The only problem were the guys behind datacoin. They never managed to get it to the next level.

Storj looks very professional and looks way better. I'll be watching this closely.

You're not wrong, though technically Bitcoin and Namecoin could also be used to store data in the blockchain if you knew how to. Not sure if they can accommodate actual files though.

But yeah, I was thinking Datacoin too. It was an innovative coin and yet it died. The dev disappeared and there were also issues with the blockchain becoming too bloated. I think it was supposed to grow by about 500GB a year. It would be interesting to see what these new guys will do differently.

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In Satoshi I Trust

http://www.coindesk.com/cloud-storage-startup-storj-raises-910-btc-crowdsale/

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I was looking at this just a couple of weeks ago. Looks neat if they can get it up and running. (I think FileCoin was another try at doing this. Was never sure what happened with them except I think they never got much farther than the white paper.)

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I believe datacoin was the first project that was aiming for storing your files in the blockchain to allow decentral cloud storage. (correct me if I'm wrong)

The only problem were the guys behind datacoin. They never managed to get it to the next level.

Storj looks very professional and looks way better. I'll be watching this closely.

cisary

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Decentralization? Cool

I can't wait to upload my backups to storj so that I can delete them. We should wait until renting of some GBs is possible imho. I hope it'll be affordable to buy even some TBs. Storj is not just "decentralized cloud" space, there is/ will be whole platform with API for anyone to use in their own projects..

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Any differences from DropBox?

newIndia

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Is not storj a Mike Hearn project ?

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A startup called Storj has come out with the idea of a decentralized cloud Bitcoin storage. It will, however, take them some time to fully implement the concept.

- Read full article HERE

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