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Idea Overview:
A store of smart contract templates for startups
Who might use it/where it might be used?:
To be used by inventors and entrepreneurs when starting a business
The Market (B2B, B2C or Both):
Both
Sector the idea belongs to:
Business services
Why you think there is a demand for your idea?:
Cost savings are immense in this cost sensitive ecosystem
Who would be the ideal customers?:
Entrepreneurs, Inventors, Investors
What ideas do you have to reach these customers?:
Through our own network platforms at first
How far have you developed this idea?:
Infrastructure in place and business plan written.
What – if any – feedback have you had for this idea so far?:
See www.smrt.network
What supporting material – if any - would you like to add to your proposal?:
See www.smartstartuptoken.tech
5 comments to “Smart contracts platform”
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Larry Walker - March 13, 2020 at 12:29 pm
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Mark Cardwell - February 22, 2021 at 11:33 am
Now at https://www.smartstartuptoken.smrt.network/
Mark Cardwell - February 22, 2021 at 11:50 am
Templated contracts should certainly be viable – they’ve long been sold as editable documents. Recording a contract in blockchain is certainly possible, and in addition, there’s increasing certainty for the legal validity of smart contracts and cryptoassets.
Of course, a smart contract is dependent on its inputs, so unless you’re dealing in fully-digital assets and have an external oracle [for example, if you’re trading a derivative based on a published share price, and the funds are in bitcoin] you’re still reliant on someone’s word that a product has been delivered or payment has been made. For now, for most situations, a smart contract can’t be automatic, and the parties still need to trust each other.
Simon Krystman - August 6, 2022 at 7:55 am
Thanks Mark, this is very helpful
Simon Krystman - September 12, 2024 at 6:17 am
This idea is relevant to a startup ecosystem.