This document discusses the potential of blockchain technology and shared ledgers to establish trust and truth in digital systems. It explores how humans perceive reality and form social order, and proposes that blockchain allows for a shared concept of truth through distributed, immutable ledgers. Several use cases are presented, including skill certification and building renovation records. The document promotes collaboration to further develop blockchain applications and build trust between organizations.
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A journey of 1000 miles starts with blockchain
1. âA journey of a 1000 miles,
starts with a single stepâ
- Lao Tsu, Tao Te Ching
Truth & Trust
The journey for a blockchain case
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12. The Outer world
Input
Sight
Hearing
Touch
Taste
Smell
How do we perceive the outside world?
(Letâs not be skeptical and assume reality exists)
Brain-power
Memory - Experience
(Logical) Processing
âWe form a projection
of Realityâ
13. The Concept of Time
How do we measure time?
PresentPast Future
How do we perceive time?
As if only the present exists in reality !
âIt is in you,
I say that I measure time.
As things pass by,
they leave an impression in youâ
-
Saint Augustine
(Confessions)
Current
Memory
Current
State Current
Expectations
14. How do we collaborate?
Perception
Dunbarâs number
Gossip
We rely on our memory and senses to form a projection of reality.
Biological limit of the maximum amount of maintainable relationships
[ 100 â 250]
How do we form social orders togerther with other humans?
Getting information from those we trust
Forming your own competence / power hierarchies
Human Order is imagined ?
15. Construction of Order
Ideology and Religion
Empires & Nations (Laws)
Markets
Yuval Noah Harari â âSapiens, a brief history of Humankindâ
16. Shared Concept of âTruthâ
PresentPast Future
A shared view on reality
Blockchain
Smart
Contracts
INPUTS
20. The Pollution of âBlockchainâ
What is meant by the word âBlockchainâ by other?
The concept that a third party is no longer needed
The network of different nodes, working together
The technology needed to create such a network
The structure how transactions are ordered and linked
Trust
Shared
Ledger
Shared
Ledger
Technology
Blockchain
21. Data Model of a Ledger
âclassicalâ Blockchain
Distributed Blockchain â BigChainDB
Directed Acyclic Graphs - Iota
Everyone has a full node / copy
Only one sequence is the absolute truth
History of Transactions is distributed
Over a Big Data Database
A Rooted Tree Structure
1 2 3 4 5
PEER
PEER
PEER
PEER PEER
No Full redundancy necessary
G
26. Itâs still early day âŠ
ProtoTypeConcept Production
Business & technology
Collaborative thinking
Evolving technology
Canât reset !
GDPR
Governance
30. Public Enterprise
Create a âDappâ
Smart Contract
Use existing âtrustâ
APP Settle on a business case
Build a âPureâ consortium
Build a blockchain network
Build an application & Integration
Create âTrustâ
31. Enterprise
Find a service in Sector where
There Is doubt or mistrust
Build an application
Build a Saas- or hosting-model
Sell âtrustâ
Front
Innovator
Front
Customer /
Partner A
Customer /
Partner B
Own
Layer
Saas-layer
3thparty
Front
App +
( + Hosting )
32. Governance !
How will updates occur to the consortium ?
How will a new partner join ?
Who will maintain the ledger / blockchain ?
Who will host the infrastructure ?
How to collaborate ?
35. The Registration of competence in a safe manner
The Ownership remains with the individual
A platform that works with existing standards
Making a bridge between these different standards
HR â cross-company Competence
36. TOM
Tom has quit his studies before he graduated.
Luckily, the âlearning goalsâ he achieved were
stored on the competence blockchain application
by the IXZO! platform
There are â in 2016 alone â over 5621
ânon-qualifiedâ highschool dropout in Flanders.
34,4% of them are looking for a job.
Tom De Wit
37. GOALS
Via IXZO! Tom can view exactly which goals he
gained / achieved during his education,
and which are his strengths and weaknesses.
All the achieved âlearning goalsâ are safely
registered on the Competence Blockchain
application.
The âleerdoelenâ in GO! platform
42. Winner of âBlockchaingers Hackathon 2018â
A Housing Passport of all historical modifications
Identity of contractors via Chamber of Commerce
Portal for government to issue subsidies
Building A.I. for decision-taking
Reverse bidding market for constructors
Instant Payment Settling
47. ⊠letâs play with blocks
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Belgiumhello@theledger.be
B-Hive â Identity & KYC
Tele-ticketing â sale & resale of tickets
City of Antwerp â School registration
Flemish GOV â Competence Passport
B-Hive â Digital Car Insurance
Flemish Gov â Social Housing
Belgian - Netherlands â Diplomadata
Notaries â Stockregistry
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1086 XP Amsterdam
Netherlands
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