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Well the address would be registered into the Slock.it system, so you have proof that a certain lock belongs to a certain address. In a way though your point s
by jpereira 11y ago
Well the address would be registered into the Slock.it system, so you have proof that a certain lock belongs to a certain address.
In a way though your point still stands, a user could always claim that someone else put the listing up or someother situation beyond their control, UNLESS there is previous history within the slock.it ecosystem, which would be very easy to see.
- readysetmain 11y agoSlock.it sounds like brain crack. They spend all their time writing few paragraph blog posts and no code is produced. Even if it was produced, why would someone use an easy to game system over a centralized system with insurance and a dispute system?
- nomercypercy 11y agoSo slock.it is going to need a central registry of all users. You realize that storing that much data on the blockchain and interacting with it will likely end up using more money then they would make in fees.