Top 2 Killer Apps for Bitcoin: Ideas That Can Change the World

What is Bitcoin’s most effective application? That is not an uncommon question in the cryptocurrency space, with people often looking for “killer apps.” I once saw a presentation for someone whose blockchain project was titled, literally, “killer app.” Was it an abstract art project, or a new and revolutionary blockchain tech?

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A killer app is used colloquially to mean a few different things. In the context of this article, “killer app” sticks with the traditional definition: “a feature, function, or application of a new technology or product that is virtually indispensable or much superior to rival products.”

Further, we touch not only on Bitcoin-specific startups or techs, but also on those which apply a version of bitcoin’s underlying technology, the blockchain.

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Top 10 Killer Apps for Bitcoin: Ideas That Can Change the World
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What is Bitcoin’s most effective application? That is not an uncommon question in the cryptocurrency space, with people often looking for “killer apps.” I once saw a presentation for someone whose blockchain project was titled, literally, “killer app.” Was it an abstract art project, or a new and revolutionary blockchain tech?

Also read: Decentralized eSports Platform FirstBlood Raises $5.5 Million in Minutes

A killer app is used colloquially to mean a few different things. In the context of this article, “killer app” sticks with the traditional definition: “a feature, function, or application of a new technology or product that is virtually indispensable or much superior to rival products.”

Further, we touch not only on Bitcoin-specific startups or techs, but also on those which apply a version of bitcoin’s underlying technology, the blockchain.

Top 10 Bitcoin Killer Apps
Code Valley
Code Valley
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Noel Lovisa refers to his company Code Valley as Bitcoin’s killer app. Code Valley says it makes lets developers repeatedly trade their specialist design expertise for bitcoin. It dubs itself “the world’s first free automated market for software.”

Developers create a vendor account to trade in the Code Valley marketplace. Vendors act as “automated assist and intellectual property guardians.”

“This technology dispenses with formal runtime interfaces and uses no glue-logic whatsoever, making it the first development process of its kind capable of approaching optimal software solutions,” the company states. “Current methods will find it difficult to not only keep up on the productivity front, but will be hopelessly outclassed on a technical front as well, making this technology very competitive indeed.”

The marketplace sees itself as a bitcoin vertical. “When Bitcoin vendors enter the marketplace, any other developer in the world can contract them to integrate Bitcoin functionality seamlessly (and natively) into their own applications.”

“…This technology will have become the world’s first decentralised peer-to-peer software development system, a system underpinned by the world’s first peer-to-peer decentralised currency; Bitcoin’s killer app,” the company states