Tokenization: Life beyond the Information Age
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This document discusses the transition from the industrial age to the information age to a future "imagination age" enabled by technologies like blockchain and tokenization. It provides examples of how digital assets could be tokenized to ensure proof of ownership, identity, and provenance using cryptography and blockchain. Specific media examples are given where audio could be tokenized frame-by-frame on a blockchain to prevent tampering and verify ownership and integrity.
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- 1. Tokenization Life beyond the information age
- 3. > whoami Satoshi Nakamoto Shannon Code ● Hacker ● Developer ● Tester ● Futurist
- 4. > pwd Loyyal ● Loyalty and rewards platform ● EVM (Smart contracts) ● Base class: “Everything is an agent” ○ Everything has an address ○ Everything can hold value ○ Everything can transfer value Decentric
- 5. > ssh tokenization@allthingsopen From the Printing Press To Blockchain Beyond... Industrial age Information age Imagination age
- 7. > history Gutenberg galaxy (Global village) Bandwidth: Rapid spread of information Parallelize: Shared scientific research Economics: Inexpensive paper Latency: Faster than using a scribe
- 8. > cd .. Proof of work
- 9. > history ● Computation ○ Slow ○ Required engineers ○ Fragile ○ Expensive
- 10. > history ● Computation ○ Slow ○ Required engineers ○ Fragile ○ Expensive ● Network ○ Fragmented ○ Expensive
- 11. > gzip SEQUEL > sql ● Optimization ○ Math ○ Abstraction
- 12. > mv physical/things.tar.gz digital/things.tar.gz Digitize all of the things
- 13. > fsck ● Problems ○ Digital *things* can be copied at little to no cost ○ Digital *things* can still be deleted ○ Digital *things* can still be forged ○ Digital *things* can still be lost ● Solutions? ○ Centralization ■ Bank ■ ISP ○ Consortium ■ Media companies ■ News outlets
- 14. > segfault
- 15. > sudo reboot ● Blockchain ○ Cryptography ○ Peer 2 Peer ○ Distributed computing ○ Virtualization
- 17. > ./beyond “Would I design my software differently if each execution had a cost” “What can I make if I can eliminate the need for trust” “If I can create a digital *thing* that only one can exist & only in one place”
- 18. > cd /usr/demo Let’s make something
- 20. > ... Each audio frame hash is stored and references the previous stored hash. ● Proof ○ Has this been altered ○ Are frames missing ○ Which frames are missing / altered ● Identity
- 21. > ./watermark.media ● Generate Keys ○ Create QR from address ○ Encrypt key-pair
- 22. > ./watermark.media Add qr code to id3 tag <coverArt>[image]</coverArt>
- 25. > ./watermark.media ● Sign watermarked media
- 26. > ./watermark.media ● Verify signature ● Add signature to id3 tag ● Share
- 27. ./odeokee http://allthingsopen.odeokee.com/ Artist: Saieph Title: Enigmatritonic_Cryptophasm Album: Quenvalys 1Bz8ctuZmQVvcaQKdj3z1UHX4cZ6NqxjBn
- 28. ./credits Collaboration with Trusted Audio
- 29. ./address
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- Around 1440 Collection of inventions packed into a system Rag paper, Metal Movable type, Oil based ink > features next page.
- Made the world operate faster through optimisation By 1500 150m to 200m manuscripts had been produced
- Let’s Back up a bit to touch on the idea of proof of work. Prior to the printing press, a manuscript was PoW A physical item shows that some amount of time was spent. Time… the scarcest resource More on this later.
- Computer revolution iterated quickly Ethereum’s Vinay Gupta Landscape changed through an abstract way of interacting with the database
- With our new framework in full swing the rush to make all things digital began
- But wait…. Remember I slightly touched on the beginning of copy paste?
- Similarly to the printing press, bitcoin is a collection of inventions combined into a system for the purpose of optimization and abstraction
- Multi dimensional Network of relationships. Enables the creation of digital *things* that can exist in only one location at any given slice in time Distributed computation. Code that costs some amount of value to run.
- The next age is sometimes referred to as the imagination age. The age where creativity and imagination will become the primary creators of economic value.
- A single point in time can be hashed