On-Chain" Communication Technology Framework — 4thTech Whitepaper
Argues that the internet became a system of centralised intermediaries trading ease of access for surveillance and data mining, with permissioned access and de-platforming.
Argues that the internet failed on personal digital freedom and evolved into global intermediaries that monetise private data. Positions blockchain as the missing link: peer-to-peer trust, security, privacy, identity and digital money without intermediaries. Covers adoption by institutions, big banks and Big Tech, the remaining barriers (cost, scalability, energy), and the potential for 1.7 billion underbanked people.
Režun, D. T. (2019). Is Blockchain the Missing Internet Link? Reality, Integration, Adoption and Mainstream. talirezun.com. https://talirezun.com/library/blockchain-missing-internet-link
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