Update: A transcript is now available, courtesy of PaperstreetVC.
Ask Me Anything on Telegram: TH 1/24/2019, 4 pm EST
Join us on Telegram this Thursday, 1/24, at 4 pm EST for Geeq’s 1st AMA. Hosted by PaperstreetVC.
With Chief Economist John Conley – Aligning the incentives in blockchain and CEO Ric Asselstine – Steering straight at business pain points
TechTarget recently recognized Geeq as a problem solver in blockchain, and we are bursting with pride. In the article called, “Problems with blockchain and how they’re being solved,” author David Petersson points out some of the issues with blockchain and then discusses how “cutting-edge companies” like Geeq are tackling these complex challenges.
“IoT deployments have their own problems with blockchain,” Petersson writes. “IoT sensors and devices have low battery and storage. Thus, blockchain IoT developers must deal with feasibility issues,
» Read more about: TechTarget Recognizes Geeq as a Blockchain Problem Solver »
A well-articulated and game-changing toolkit for businesses to build interoperable blockchain services.
Founders John P. Conley and Stephanie So (@ComplicatedIsOK) will be at the Malta Blockchain and AI Summit next week. – UPDATE!
Founder John P. Conley was all over San Francisco Blockchain Week 2019.
Part of our goal is to help everyone feel comfortable and informed with how blockchain at Geeq works – and works for you. To ensure everyone in the community remains on the same page, we’ve constructed this ‘Glossary of Geeq™’.
Geeq joined forces with GameofBitcoins to host an AMA, and boy did we ever receive questions from both of our communities
The top 10 questions were awarded 80 $Geeq apiece and the questions and answers are recapped on our blog.
Thank you very much to Gameofbitcoins. He regularly covers various topics relating to cryptocurrency news, tutorials, analysis and ICO reviews. We enjoyed the opportunity to explain how and why Geeq’s new Proof of Honesty (PoH) protocol is a game changer for the Internet of Things (IoT) as well as businesses in various fields that require a low cost,
» Read more about: Questions & Answers from Geeq & Gameofbitcoins AMA »
TechTarget recently recognized Geeq as a problem solver in blockchain, and we are bursting with pride. In the article called, “Problems with blockchain and how they’re being solved,” author David Petersson points out some of the issues with blockchain and then discusses how “cutting-edge companies” like Geeq are tackling these complex challenges.
“IoT deployments have their own problems with blockchain,” Petersson writes. “IoT sensors and devices have low battery and storage. Thus, blockchain IoT developers must deal with feasibility issues,
» Read more about: TechTarget Recognizes Geeq as a Blockchain Problem Solver »
To take the interactive, self-guided tour, click HERE.
Geeq has developed a protocol unlike any other for blockchain technology. It empowers the user to find a provably honest, immutable blockchain.
The key lesson is to check the honesty of the node by using Geeq’s is and how to protect yourself using Geeq’s “Test Honesty”
» Read more about: An Interactive Experience with Geeq’s Proof of Honesty »
Geeq Chief Economist John Conley and Professor Greg LaBlanc (Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley) preview their fireside chat as part of the Blockchain for Enterprise course for the UC – Berkeley School of Law.
One of our favorite OGs (Original Geeqs), Stephanie So, was recently profiled by Blockleaders, an online publication that features men and women who “inspire, challenge, design and build blockchain and cryptocurrency projects.”
To go straight to the Demo, click HERE.
The only useful blockchain—or at least the only one that honest, risk-averse people should trust—is one that can be proven to be a record of truth at all times. In blockchain speak, there must be a canonical (universally accepted) blockchain that always displays a truthful and immutable Current Ledger State (CLS). Geeq has proven this is possible by developing a proprietary consensus mechanism,
Geeq’s flexible federated chains allow you to customize your IoT-on-blockchain solutions. Here’s what you need to know to calculate costs.
One of our fearless founding Geeqs, Stephanie So, was recently profiled in a Medium Authority Magazine article entitled, “Women Leading the Blockchain Revolution.”
In this illuminating interview piece, author Tyler Gallagher chatted with Stephanie about everything from her winding career path and her influential high school math teacher to the magic of micropayments and how blockchain technology will be more disruptive than the internet.
“The focus of Geeq has always been on security,
One of our founding Geeqs, Stephanie So, was recently featured in a BlockPublisher article by Shehryar Hasan about consensus protocols. In the piece, Stephanie discussed some of her ideological issues with other blockchain implementations.
The idea that databases can be publicly accessed and distributed geographically often leads to the dangerous assumption that this data is beyond any outsider’s control. Stephanie says this is not the case.
In the BlockPublisher article,
» Read more about: Geeq : Pushing Distributed Ledgers Toward True Decentralization »
Update: A transcript is now available, courtesy of PaperstreetVC.
Ask Me Anything on Telegram: TH 1/24/2019, 4 pm EST
Join us on Telegram this Thursday, 1/24, at 4 pm EST for Geeq’s 1st AMA. Hosted by PaperstreetVC.
With Chief Economist John Conley – Aligning the incentives in blockchain and CEO Ric Asselstine – Steering straight at business pain points
Our CEO, Ric Asselstine, knows how to build successful companies.
John P. Conley: Blockchain, Game Theory, and Empowering Humans Above Machines
John gets candid in an interview with Fernando Sanchez, and Fernando gets John to explain in plain terms how crucial it is to think about economic game theory when the blockchain stakes are high.
“If you want to trust your society to a blockchain, 51% Byzantine Fault Tolerance is not enough to guarantee the security of stock exchanges,