Decentralize Data Silos with Quadrant Protocol

sunnysideupfang (55)in #blockchain • 6 years ago (edited)

I'm not one of the people that need to take a selfie every time they breathe but I admit I do like social media and I probably spend more time on it than I should. Most of my friends are in the same boat because social media become pretty important. FOMO doesn't exist just in investing but also in keeping up with friends.

I try not to give off too much information on social media but even then Facebook probably knows me better than I know myself. I know th isn't good and some people have a very strong problem with this. Big companies like Facebook, Twitter, and Google have a lot of information on everyone and they have kept it in silos. Keeping data in these silos is what is keeping them so powerful. A monopolistic control on something so important is something blockchain can end. Quadrant Protocol is using blockchain to take the fight to those data silos.

How does Quadrant Protocol do it?

Quadrant Protocol isn't trying to end data silos because that's going to be a hard fight. Instead it is making a protocol that decentralizes data silos. Decentralizing data silos would make one big problem and that is the handling and curation of the data in it. Big companies have spent years and years to figure out the right way to manage the data they are saving. Decentralizing data silos is going to create a new Wild West in the data universe. Decentralization should not mean destabilization and that's what Quadrant Protocol's main magic is.

Quadrant Protocol pulls power away from the big companies while being able to keep the data universe from falling into chaos. That void created when the centralized control is gone is filled by Quadrant Protocol's blueprint for the new age of data.

The key to this is using blockchain to let data creators stamp their data. This makes sure data product cycles can be connected from start to end to the person from whom the data originated. The Protocol supports the ability to buy stamped raw data and to turn into products, to buy data products to turn them into mega data products. Through out the source of the previous state of the data remains verifiable and can be authenticated. Data becomes decentralized but not destabilized.