Quote from: Alex Khvatov on December 09, 2018, 06:17:30 AM

Quote from: GraBitCoin on December 09, 2018, 04:42:39 AM

Quote from: Alex Khvatov on December 08, 2018, 10:07:17 PM

Quote from: CoinDrop99 on December 06, 2018, 04:06:36 PM

You are making progress, as we say. But, if I understood correctly, now your platform is more designed for business, and not for games?

Hi!

Yes, our platform is designed for businesses. We believe that if we help businesses lower costs, manage data effectively and with respect to privacy, as well as to create new cross-business products that they couldn't before - that would not only help companies, but BGX consumers as well.

While we focus on businesses in a few key industries, none of which are games-related, any game business can join and create a gaming ecosystem that would be far more advanced than our original idea allowed.

Not only did we broaden our direction, our benefits increased tenfold! All this will allow us to create a far more superior product.

Does this mean that application data can be encrypted?

What I initially meant is the concept of differential privacy.

If we have customers on one side, the public chain in the middle, and customer-oriented businesses on the other side, then businesses have access to customer data, while customers remain anonymous on the public chain. But that's just one case. In all cases, we want to keep privacy in the hands of customers that use BGX, so unless they opt in, no one will be able to access their data. If they do give permissions, then businesses have a far better tool to use this data to tailor their offers than with traditional blockchains or enterprise systems.

Moreover, an important fact of our model is the cooperation between businesses themselves. So, for example, data may be easily shared and analysed between various participants in a single supply chain. A grocery store chain on BGX would be able to know where each food item was processed, stored, for how long, etc. - and be alerted at a moment's notice if a delivery is delayed; plus analyze the effectiveness of selling a given item at each of its outlets; plus manage customer omni-channel marketing flow, and etc. This opens new possibilities in identifying patterns and optimizing the business model.

As to answer your direct question - yes, application data can be encrypted.

I was really hoping to get just such an answer! Thank you!