How crypto is helping protect the world’s information…
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How crypto is helping protect the world’s information
World Economic Forum podcast with Filecoin Foundation president Marta Belcher published in August. She breaks down a new approach about leveraging crypto and decentralized databases to protect information and create new incentives to store it and how it serves as a sneak peek at how Web3 technologies could bake to privacy and civil liberties protections.
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World Economic Forum podcast with Filecoin Foundation president Marta Belcher published in August. She breaks down a new approach about leveraging crypto and decentralized databases to protect information and create new incentives to store it and how it serves as a sneak peek at how Web3 technologies could bake to privacy and civil liberties protections.
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This is the kind of Web3 app that really matters.
It isn’t about speculation or pumps. It’s about protecting war crime evidence and cultural artifacts from being erased or censored. It’s about creating a decentralized storage (like Filecoin) to create an immutable, tamper-proof record of history.
If information can simply disappear on the internet with no warning, who is controlling the narrative? Marta Belcher makes a compelling argument that crypto isn’t just a financial tool — it’s a civil liberties tool.
Privacy. Censorship resistance. Permanent storage baked into the infrastructure? That’s the real promise of Web3.
What do you think should governments and NGOs be more aggressively adopting these decentralized databases for archival purposes? 🌍🔒
It isn’t about speculation or pumps. It’s about protecting war crime evidence and cultural artifacts from being erased or censored. It’s about creating a decentralized storage (like Filecoin) to create an immutable, tamper-proof record of history.
If information can simply disappear on the internet with no warning, who is controlling the narrative? Marta Belcher makes a compelling argument that crypto isn’t just a financial tool — it’s a civil liberties tool.
Privacy. Censorship resistance. Permanent storage baked into the infrastructure? That’s the real promise of Web3.
What do you think should governments and NGOs be more aggressively adopting these decentralized databases for archival purposes? 🌍🔒
