以太坊 (Chinese Wikipedia)

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  • The great chain of being sure about things. The Economist. 2015-10-31 [2016-05-04]. (原始内容存档于2016-07-03). All sorts of companies and public bodies suffer from hard-to-maintain and often incompatible databases and the high transaction costs of getting them to talk to each other. This is the problem Ethereum, arguably the most ambitious distributed-ledger project, wants to solve. ... Ethereum’s distributed ledger can deal with more data than bitcoin’s can. And it comes with a programming language that allows users to write more sophisticated smart contracts, [that among other things] allow the formation of "decentralised autonomous organisations"—virtual companies that are basically just sets of rules running on Ethereum’s blockchain. 

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  • Rennie, Ellie. The radical DAO experiment. Swinburne News (Swinburne University of Technology). 2016-05-12 [2016-05-12]. (原始内容存档于2016-05-16). When it reaches the end of the funding phase on May 28, it will begin contracting blockchain-based start-ups to create innovative technologies. The extraordinary thing about The DAO is that no single entity owns it, and it has no conventional management structure or board of directors. 

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