THE DATA THAT A USER GENERATES BEGINS TO HAVE A
PRICE
By Alex Vallenilla / @alexvallenilla
Changes in the Internet, with the emergence of
cryptocurrencies begin to be felt, especially with the user's experience. A
series of new projects are emerging with the purpose of generating benefits for
those who perform simple or common operations in the network. The logic of this
has to do in that a user that is able to navigate or wind up in the network,
with his participation, with his contribution of computing capacity, generates
computer data and that data has a cost.
In a previous article, cryptocurrencies were
compared as raw material but in computer science. A bit is to the computer what
a barrel of oil to hydrocarbons. Being bits protected with cryptograms, new
developments begin to attract traffic with an offer to users, making Internet
browsing profitable in favor of users.
There are emerging search engines, chat rooms,
forums and others that offer users tokens or coins in exchange for their
traffic or interaction, in exchange for directing referrals and interacting on
these sites. The user not only becomes a consumer of information, data, but the
data that he is able to generate offer possibilities of obtaining money, which
is exchanged in the digital markets.
These changes in the way in which the Internet
is navigated begin to set precedents, to form new professions and trades, to
generate new modalities in which the network is used, part of the social and
economic turnaround that initiated the arrival of Bitcoin and the technology of
the blockchain, this is just the beginning.
Venezuela: Venezuelan merchants are being
asked to participate in training courses for the use of petro cryptocurrency, a
project of the Venezuelan State that has been classified as a fraud by the
rating agencies of initial offers, in addition to not having been able to raise
the money that they had proposed in the primary offer because of investor
mistrust.
Venezuela: A group of activists campaigns
through Twitter, use the account @eatBCH_VE through which they promote
donations in bitcoin cash, money that they invest in food aid for Venezuelan
families with great difficulties and in extreme poverty, because of the
humanitarian crisis that crosses this country, sunk in the worst hyperinflation
ever recorded in Latin America.
Argentina: Recently in a conference in which
Bitcoin Argentina participated, it was reported that this country, despite
being one of the pioneers in the region with the use of cryptocurrencies,
barely 0.5% of the population is using bitcoin, Therefore, more efforts are
needed in the community, compared to Canada, where 5% are already involved and
in the United States, 8%. / 08/10/2018
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