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Since the inception of Blockchain, Bitcoin, and related technological architectures, the focal area mostly has been around financial services, medical and healthcare industry, logistics, and transportation industry. But one may see it as focusing just on the short-term and neglecting the long-term alterations which may pop-up on the ground. Such technologies will surely aid numerous industries, but in the long-term, people across the world are the one’s who would be employing it. So, in a crux, human beings would benefit if one tries and scrutinize from a macro-level perspective. Make no mistake, the aid to humans would be observable only if the algorithms would be written in a specific manner, and humans would use it thinking it to be of some assistance.

The global hub for Bitcoin – USA or Europe?

Since the
industrial revolution, there has been a close competition between the United
States of America and Europe. Starting with automobile innovation and military
power among others, and then coming to technological innovations. Both the
nations have been seen as the 1st and 2nd top students in
a class (metaphorically speaking). Similarly, there has been a cut-throat
competition with regards to developing Blockchain and Bitcoin tools and
frameworks. Just like the Silicon Valley of USA, Malta, located at Southern
Eastern Europe is said to among few Bitcoin hubs in Europe. With GDPR being deployed on the ground a few years ago, some
may perceive Europe to be one step ahead of the USA at the moment. But one
never knows what may happen tomorrow. The best thing to do is to keep one’s fingers
crossed and hope for the best.

Regulatory patterns with DeFi being kept in the background.

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Pattern finding
and recognition have become somewhat a necessity to examine and forecast
forthcoming potential scenarios. Medical, logistics, and financial services
industries have experienced a small fraction of the technology in the past few
years. But as the architecture is new, regular input is crucial for machine
learning, neural networking and similar technologies to showcase maximum yield
at the end of the day. Considering policy making and regulating, and legal
structure as a whole, the alterations w.r.t DeFi should be altered immediately.
As transactions could be done anywhere across the world, and higher usage is
being observed because of an increase in trust factor (among others), policymakers and DeFi developers should together design, build, and implement laws
according to every nation. To overcome the illicit dealings happening across online channels (also sometimes
referred to as the dark web), the focal point must be pattern finding,
recognition, and modifying according to a scenario and nation as well.

Increase in Robustness of Decentralized Frameworks in ambiguous scenarios.

With more
developers and users entering the decentralized frameworks, interoperability
and adaptability while keeping the data/money secure be of utmost necessity. Such
a feast may take a few experiments before experiencing the desired output. Due
to cost-effectiveness and more technical experts in the market today, a higher
number of potential prototypes are being developed in short intervals. For
robustness to get heightened in DeFi’s architecture, one will need to first understand thoroughly its
building blocks. Just like the internet protocol suite, DeFi also uses a
multi-layered framework, which encompasses:

  1. The
    Settlement Layer
  2. The
    Asset Layer
  3. The
    Protocol Layer
  4. The
    Application Layer
  5. The
    Aggregation Layer

It might seem
obvious that each layer in interconnected for completing a specific task. In
this piece of research, a macrolevel description is shown through a diagram
about the interrelation between developers, merchants, bitcoin grid, exchange
platforms, and the rest of the variables that help the decentralized framework
operate swiftly and with utmost precision.

Digital Asset Market.

A digital asset consists of a lot of variables like:

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The market for
digital assets came into notice after social media platforms (mostly which are
used across the world), i.e. around 2009.

But when it comes
down to evaluation from a venture capitalist’s perspective, there’s a lot of
uncertainty among those building it, offering it, and using it as well. The
principal value of an asset is the current value of payoffs including the
complete available appropriate information. As DeFi is decentralized, and not
managed by an authority, it’s value changes with time. That is one factor of
uncertainty among people in the DeFi ecosystem. Cybersecurity and
crypto-economics and relatable variables are gradually picking up the pace in
narrowing down the fear of uncertainty.

Can Social Bitcoin sustain a Democratic Digital World?

Intermixing
Bitcoin, Sociology could seem to be a fascinating idea at the face value, but
until it’s not implemented and experimented on small clusters, it too soon to
tell whether a social Bitcoin could sustain a Democratic digital world. If one
delves into and examines the sociological patterns financially in different
centuries, there’s a narrow hope. But if similar concepts are applied with an
appropriate mindset from people building and those using it, then there might
be a lot of hope in the coming times.

One big benefit of using Bitcoin with sociology kept in mind at the back is that the
whole ecosystem works including micromanagement and micromanagement as well. Unlike
a centralized environment, a decentralized ecosystem modifies when required. It
doesn’t wait until everything is at the tip of a breakdown. Besides that,
developers and venture capitalists operate simultaneously, meaning, if a
cluster of developers built an application that surpasses others, the
developers receive some form of incentive/bonus which helps in building more productive
tools in the future. Such a scenario might not be visible with clarity because
of complications in the regulations, policies, and the overall functioning of a
centralized framework. A multi-dimensional financial system is one potential
approach to resolving the financial mess may nations are experiencing (according to this piece of research). Some portion of the worldwide population are
preferring to use digital currencies than currencies in physical form.

Concluding
Remarks:

After going
through the current scenario in nations where a major focus is given on
R&D, scrutinizing from the market’s point-of-view, seeing how to intensify
the robustness, and finally examining if a social Bitcoin could sustain the
digital world, it might be appropriate to say a lot of trial-and-error’s need
to happen before finalizing it. Even after finalizing it, one shouldn’t be
hesitant to build a fresh architecture from scratch.

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