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Decentralized assassination market.

I am not even joking.

>>14466982
PayPal crypto transfer

>>14466982
get in touch with these guys under #development
https://harmony.one/discord

>>14467174
forgot to mention that they are in an ecosystem partnership with link...they held a joint ama a couple days ago...seems like a lot going on behind the scenes

>>14466982
parcel tracking/notification
realtime availability of carparks by location
realtime retail gas prices by service station/location
racing/sports outcomes
I can think of a few illicit ones too

>>14466982
I’d like to see something just completely outside the box, that would be fun for people to fuck around with. First thing that comes to mind is gambling or something like that, make it cool and fun

>>14466982
>vagene

>>14466982
Realtime inventory stock, notifies when something is running low and then places an order for it

>>14467145
How would you confirm the kill / take credit for the kill?

>>14466982
add
>fish and wild life survey data
>census data
>fleshlight resale data

>>14467334
Yeah, patreon but for thots.

Smartcontract for nudes, with paypal/usd/crypto exchanger...and some outside calls for the reverse image search.

Maybe with option to consensus veto/refund if they're shitty.

What could be done with satellite data?

>>14467145
Can't confirm real world events on chain trustlessly.

>>14467159
Won't be able to get sellers to do it when Paypal can/will dispute or reverse transactions.

Exchanges already exist and they're cheaper/better.

>>14467368
>>14468470
iExec RLC can with the PoCo algorithm, it can do it with robots :)

>>14467145
It’s possible.

The solution is to commit an encrypted message stating the time and method of assasination, and then submit a key to decrypt the information once the assasination occurs. then a decentralized oracle network will confirm that was indeed the way and the time the kill occurred. All of this will be encrypted through stuff like bulletproof and zksnarks so it all happens anonymously and trustlessly. Also if the smart contract network requires a severe cost to upload a time/date package, that will make it robust to Sybil spam attacks

>>14468573
That would never work.

>>14467271
>parcel tracking
why would you validate this system outside of the parcel company's tracking system
>carpark location
why would you validate this system outside of the carpark company's tracking system
>real time gas prices
why would you need to validate this information with link, the info is just coming from the gas station's corporate office
>racing sports outcomes
why would you trust what some people report vs the actual sport association
>illicit
There's an unusually high overlap between oracle believers and sucking cock, as I'm sure you're well aware.

>>14467365
Oh so like a database. Why the fuck would you use chainlink for that.

>>14468573
Except the news reports it as a stabbing and your contract said shooting and you're fucked.

What many smart contracts require is a true random number generator. If you can do it then you can pretty much guarantee that every new smart contract built requiring this (which is a fucking lot) will use Chainlink and cement it as the standard. You should work on that.

a decentralized prostitution ring good idea?

Providing tamper-proof data feed to an energy company for their billing, allowing them to cut costs from manual reading or their inferior automated reading system.

Financial derivatives

>>14468718
Smart contracts are not deterministic. You'd need an actual programming language for that. It's almost like link is redundant middleware that adds complication rather than solving it.

>>14468741
What if the whores start pocketing fees and saying they're not doing stuff.

>>14469071
smart contract it?
put a sensor in their vagene, each time it moves, you take $1, whore take $1, simple

>>14466982
Decentralized sports betting.

Make a service to verify game inventories and rewards.

Solve the problem thatll lead to decentralized MMOs that will never shut down and can have permanence in their item economies.

>>14467368
>>14467145
before making the kill, the hitman stakes a large pot of monero with a smart contract, the smart contract holds his coins for a period of time before giving them back to a preferred address .
After staking these coins, the hitman has a limited amount of time before he can submit a confirm signature (he submits his signature after making the kill) to the same smart contract.

so it goes like this:
>put an amount of monero into a smart contact's address; this is the signal that he has accepted the job
>after making the kill, sign the smart contract, locking his monero, now the smart contract won't give the monero back.

anyone can do those steps, but an oracle will take the timestamp of the signature and compare it to morgue/ police/ news data
if it confirms that the signature was made at the time of the target's death, then the contract is fulfilled and it will automatically send monero to the address contained in the signature + the monero that was locked from the hitman's stake.

This way, nobody can just take credit for the kill, only the hitman

>>14469945
you can also set to make the bounty cround-funded, that way, people can send money into the smart contract to add up to the payout
imagine a 400BTC bounty on somebody

>>14467145

>>14469945
Also an interesting idea. Anyways I think it’s definitely possible

>>14469532
Basically recreate enjin

>>14468506
PoCo
>Piece of Crap obviously

>>14466982
Design a secure voting system that uses TEE's at the voting machine itself, to write to a voting contract, and that allows you to vote using your national voter id, which is your private key

>>14468718
I was thinking about this. The data needs to be less reliant on real world.
I was thinking of doing a node that all it offers is truly seeded random numbers.

>>14470029
Yeah Enjin already got a monopoly on this almost. It’s the only other coin beside link and Eth that I hold