A new project called ‘The Bitverse’ looks to creating websites that cannot be censored or suppressed by anchoring itself to the Bitcoin blockchain.
Author, physicist, ex-Peace Corps member and current software developer Andrew Barisser shared a blog post today on Medium where he talks about his latest project to build what he sees as the beginnings of a decentralized website based on the blockchain. The working title of the project so far is “The Bitverse.” The goal, as Barisser stated, is to:
“Construct(ing) a decentralized website in such a way that it cannot be censored or suppressed. Moreover, the website’s space, its actual pixels, are themselves for sale via a protocol abstracted on top of the Bitcoin Blockchain.”
Barisser’s idea, not dissimilar from Kim Dotcom’s idea for an alternative internet would allow users to own a pixel within a page, allowing a censor-free environment assuming that the rest of the blockchain associated with “The Bitverse” did not allow it. The only messages allowed would be by those owned legitimately by people with Bitcoin addresses associated with those pixels within a page. Any messages wouldn’t be acknowledged. In total, the designed scarcity of the space will be about 1920X1080 pixels.
Read more @ https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitverse-potential-trustless-decentralized-website-based-bitcoin-blockchain/
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