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Search and Blockchains
cyber•Fund vision of a decentralized search industry after 6 months of R&D
Dima Starodubcev
September 26, 2017
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Search and Blockchains 26 September 2017 St. Petersburg Dima Starodubcev
@hipster cyber•Fund -
Hash Rank Hash Value 1. Hash 3 359 2. Hash
4 23 3. Hash 5 0.23 Basic Contract probabilistic search strict search -
Possible applications: - Physical Web => Hash lookup (IoT, AR)
- Autonomous drones - VR apps - Search snippets as call to actions (Pay per conversion) - Wallets, Explorers, Browsers - Computer vision systems - Voice command and control - Narrow AI applications - Messaging bots - Any web, mobile and desktop app -
Google Better Google Web Stack IP, HTTP and DNS IPFS
and DLT Code Closed Source Open Source Data Proprietary Knowledge Knowledge in a Blockchain Control Centralized by Alphabet Decentralized by Every User Entity Paper based US corporation Supranational and Programmatic Ranking Gamable, thus non transparent Sybil Resistant, thus transparent Beneficiaries Limited group of Stakeholders All Users are stakeholders Offline and Interplanetary No Yes Censorship Yes No Security Unknown Known Privacy Impossible Pseudonymous Identities Ads Yes No Apps Limited Unlimited -
Why Better Google? Because now we can Thanks to Distributed
Ledger and Consensus Computer Technology like Ethereum and Content Addressable p2p networks like IPFS -
2 Problem: Algorithms Solution: Incentivisation of writing to index and
finding relevance between documents Centralized Write to Index Everybody can use their own logic to add documents, make links between them and participate in ranking Better Google -
3 Problem: People Solution: Create an open market of search
snippets with built in monetization Independent developers cannot add to a quality of search engine Independent developers can create small javascript programs that can dynamically answer questions depending on a query. Popular programs earn tokens. Better Google -
4 Problem: Chicken & Egg Nobody will use a new
search unless it will be better at everything from inception. True Let’s start from something small: (1) there new search engine can be significantly better and (2) that is able eventually evolve to better everything Solution: Let’s start from indexing blockchains -
Why indexing blockchains? Inception of clean data Cheap and fast
access Tremendous growth -
Cheap and Fast Access Google crawlers consume ~10% of a
worldwide broadband 1. Set up an indexing of a blockchain once 2. Stream live data into index forever 3. Add blockchains Or Sniff data from IPFS DHT directly 100 kb per minute currently Better Google -
Tremendous Growth of Blockchains 2015 year 2017 year 2025 year
100 million tx accumulated ~ 1 billion tx accumulated Tx accumulated comparable with url exist now -
Awesome Team! Done! Marketing Backend Data Science Blockchain Apps +
meetups + bootcamps + schools + hackathons + cyber•Con + award (!) + youtube channel + cyber-markets + cybernode + cyber•Analytics + ICO Due Dills + Weekly Updates + Chaingear + golos-core + Golosfund + Golosio + Steepshot ... -
Apps Infrastructure Node Infrastructure cyber-analytics search-ui cyber-markets cybernode search.js cyber-search
Blockchain Incentivisation golos-core plugin Technical Roadmap incentive contract token split -
High priority: - Ethereum + ERC 20 (Homestead, Classic, Dfinity,
Oracles) - Bitcoin + OP_Return (Bitcoin, Dash, Litecoin) - Graphene + Tokens (Bitshares + Steem + Golos) Medium priority: - Mempool indexing - Ripple - Stellar - Byteball - NEM Prepare to index: - Hyperledger - Tezos - EOS - Ardor + Child chains Why to index? - Monero - Zcash cybernode roadmap -
cyber-markets roadmap High priority: - Top-10 exchanges by volumes with
websocket support - Top-3 exchanges by volumes with REST support - Etherdelta - Graphene dEx - Ripple dEx Medium priority: - 0x - Bisq - Top-30 exchanges by volumes with websocket support - Top-10 exchanges by volumes with REST supportest support Low priority: - Byteball dEx - Stellar dEx - Nem dEx - Ardor dEx