I've been studying crypto and blockchain tech for a couple of years. I've been blogging and practicing various Internet marketing routes since 2009.
Lately, I've come to realize that this new form of peer to peer Internet is part of a decentralization revolution. Since I love to write about this stuff, I'm going to fully practice it.
What that means is getting rid of my centralized servers and domains. I'm only going to share posts on decentralized blogging platforms like Steemit, Mastodon, Sigle (a new blogging app), D.Tube, and the other best ones that I come across.
My aim is to simplify ideas so that more people can understand decentralization. I hope to do my little part to bring about wider adoption since that's what I believe will help the world.
This will increase efficiency in everything we do, limit censorship, and free up the value that the masses have locked up due to ancient control systems.
I am excited by new peer to peer tech that is over taking blockchains too.
Efforts such as Hashgraph, Holochain, and IPFS will reduce the need for wasteful computing work. I also see a lot of progress in things like atomic swaps that are allowing us to exchange coins automatically across blockchains.
This progress that I study every day is motivating me to let go into decentralization completely and participate fully. My aim is education and sharing the projects that I feel will move us forward quickly.
OK, that's my unedited rant for now. Leave a comment with your favorite decentralzed projects which are on your radar!
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