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180Protocol – web3 open source data sharing toolkit

• parthshukla 5y ago
  180Protocol is an open-source toolkit for data sharing. It targets enterprise use cases and improves the value and mobility of sensitive business data. Our alpha release is live on [GitHub](https://github.com/180Protocol/180protocol https://github.com/180Protocol/180protocol). Developers can quickly build distributed applications that allow data providers and consumers to securely aggregate and exchange confidential data. Developers can easily utilize confidential computing (with hardware enclaves like Intel SGX) to compute data aggregations from providers. Input/Output data structures can also be easily configured. When sharing data, providers get rewarded fairly for their contributions and consumers get unique data outputs. Read more on our [Wiki](https://docs.180protocol.com/ https://docs.180protocol.com/)
• notRobot 5y ago
  There's so much technobabble in the readme. What would be a ELI5 for a complete layperson, not familiar with crypto or web3?
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• bastawhiz 5y ago
  There's docs on getting it to run, but I can't find docs on what it does or how to use it. Even digging into the wiki, the example use case is vague and it's unclear what any of this is useful for in any way.
  • parthshukla 5y ago
    Hi bastawhiz, thank you for trying the repo out and going through the docs. We value this early feedback and want to improve the documentation and use cases to explain our offerings. To answer your questions - 180Protocol can be used to create private data pools on demand Input / output data structures can be easily configured alongside a rewards system for data providers An example of a simple use case is market research / analytics. Distrusting competitors can all contribute internal business data into a pool and calculate market-wide metrics.