Like the original version of the World Wide Web, the modern fintech industry (for the most part) is aimed at equality, freedom of information, and the global good of mankind. But, unfortunately, the benefits of collecting user big data are too tempting. Even to the detriment of its owner. Therefore, almost all Internet resources are concentrated in the hands of corporations that control the market and prices for services.
However, there is a solution — to build a global unified decentralized network based on the blockchain, the creation of which will not only guarantee democracy in the political sense but also provide a decentralized approach to the Internet as a whole. Of course, this option cannot be called perfect either — because of the global blockchain trilemma, which convinces us that it is impossible to combine security, decentralization, and scalability in one network.
You already know how the #MetaHash team solves this problem — but why did we choose such a way? The answer is simple — our team prefers the initial understanding of World Wide Web goals than modern interpretation. We believe that the blockchain has a potential that will allow people around the world to unite without any centralized system and make decisions where all votes will be taken into account. This is confirmed by our open voting system and open source applications that provide an access to the service code and let use it for creating their own version of the application or improve the current one.
The future is a shared economy, resource reduction, and rationalization. In addition to the mutual benefits brought to mankind, a decentralized network is much safer, faster and more effective than the modern centralized version of the World Wide Web.
Blockchain is not only an opportunity to “open” a new cryptocurrency. Thanks to it, we can create a world where the users’ interests will be above all, and equality, freedom, speed and security are the fundamental values of the community.
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We are expanding the pool of partners: now exchanges could list our token themselves. Here is a link to the guide — https://metahash.org/for_exchanges
