Thursday, February 15, 2018

Stablecoin and pipeline control

We can use stablecoin as an example.
Our pipeline cotrol allows handshaking between known protocols and external notaries such that the kernel thread in the processor(s)bpipeline(s) i controlled and protocols verified.

For stablecoin, this means that the most recent balance sheet is accurate, to a bound error, and the kernel pipelines are currently guaranteed by the notaries. The kernel pipelines, at any given instance, are executing the published stablecoin account balancing.

So, anywhere in the pit, stable coin is as accurate as it latest blockchain. Any user can directly access the stablecoin blockchain from their wallet. Then submit the atomic swap request to the stablecoin  kernel on check in or out.

All of thee transactions nestable, inside more complex portfolio management protocols, all backed by pipeline control and notaries on duty, for a fee.  Transaction rates on stablecoins are going through the roof, hundreds of pipelines needed coordinated notary services.  Huge friggen industry for accountants who fear losing their job.

It is a semantics matching process. What is a miner? What a stupid job, then we get spectre and suddenly miners are abstracted into the notary industry, they guarantee pipeline protocols for  FrequentFlyercoin, Acapulco coin, Walmart coin. We can define and prove that protocol stability and notary handshaking yield arbitrarily more resistant counterfeit proofing, at a linear price. 

Pipeline control enables finite blockchain, which enables notaries and miners to merge in the sandbox.  This is the general theme of 2018, merge of Fintech and Crypto results in sudden discovery of market transformations everywhere.

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