Somebody posed a question within their telegram channel and one of the founders answered, I thought it was worthwhile to share here in it's full:

The question was: indepth articles on DeFi and why Geeq will be good for finance to name a few?

DeFi certainly is a category that can be built on the Application layer of Geeq. We know there are a lot of devs and DeFi supporters out there who have already been working out these issues and think there will be a lot of progress when they find out about Geeq’s security protections and extremely low transaction costs.

The beauty of Geeq’s multi-faceted approach is we don't have a single niche like many blockchains.  For example, there are a lot of categories of apps I want to ensure  are built, but the entire point is it's a public platform so the whole DeFi community can build those functions on a different portion at the same time.  There's no main chain, so each dev can start as many chains as they like to accomplish their purpose.

If DeFi’s mission is really to set up a decentralized alternative ecosystem then Geeq is as decentralized as it's possible to be.  The entire purpose is that once a blockchain app is launched on Geeq no one, not Geeq or anyone else can stop it.  The code will do exactly what it’s written to do, from scratch. There are no legacy loopholes or backdoors. Everything for Geeq was designed to support maximum voluntary and permissionless participation.

So then, it becomes a quality issue.  Geeq can't protect against bad code in the DAPP layer, which means those who want to set up DeFI will have to go through more of a quality assurance process for whatever smart contracts they want to set up. 

What Geeq can do is safely validate all the transactions, transfers, and payments that occur on the platform according to code and extremely cheaply.  Cheap enough to bring DeFi to the masses!

Any thoughts on this?

Could DeFi be brought to the masses via Geeq?

Trademark can be used as soon as you file for the registration...

https://prnt.sc/qsh27m

They filed for it back in 2018 ...

So your Dishonesty claim is honesty.....

How will anyone be able to exploit that?

You, as a user, have to choose what node/agent on the network to use by querying it yourself. Whatever other communications occur makes no difference.

How many projects do you know have code available from the offset? There weren't many. ETH for one raised money long before it released anything.

Based on who seems interested and is following the project I would err the way of stating there is lots that keep it different from Nigerian Prince Scams ....

Join their telegram, have a read, ask questions and then, by all means, make an educated decision. Don't just write something off because you don't understand it.

Why on earth is it a crap consensus?

Have you read that fully as it explains pretty well how a user chooses which node to utilise based on the proof of the nodes honesty.

I would say that based on what we can garner from the pieces available so far, it sounds the most well thought out and logical offering so far.

Please elaborate on your points. I'm interested.

https://geeq.io/explainer-proof-of-honesty/

Thoughts?

I heard it was just any of the increments of the week that ends in "day"?

So I'm doing a lot of research and would like to know how you would attempt to explain each protocol in 3 sentences or less.

Think of it as a pitch, or a fun explanation or would you have a comparison in your explanation linking it to something in everyday life.

Would love to know what you think of first when you read or see:

POW - Proof of Work
POS - Proof of Steak
DBFT - Delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerance
DPOS - Delegated Proof of Steak
POH - Proof of Honesty

I wish I understood this thread..

Spectre and it's betverse is the only real answer here

Love their arm hatchworks that offers the reviews.

Defi will be big,

Nft's are fat becoming a huge thing to watch

The Chinese Government introductory offering

I'm only watching a handful of projects but am 100% more excited this year than many before

Finally came back to my account I created years back to read about Hal, Satoshi and learn about Cryptography and it's beginnings from when I joined the "space", just to comment here and say I'm glad he found Satoshi and was able to have a say in it's foundations.

From what I can find, read about and learn about Hal he was a clever and technology pushing guy.

"Currently I'm working on something Mike Hearn suggested, using the security features of modern processors, designed to support "Trusted Computing", to harden Bitcoin wallets. It's almost ready to release. I just have to do the documentation."

I love this sentence and fully feel that the team or project that can tap into this will be a phenomenal asset to blockchain protocols forevermore.

Rest up Hal, cheers for all the work.

Is there a way that an everyday user can verify transparency as honest transparency and not misleading transparency?

I agree with this so much and it's one of the reasons that I like the fact that a BTC address is just a random assortment of numbers and letters and has nothing defining it for privacy's sake.

Why does it matter to any of us?

Agree, Bitcoin cannot solve it, it's a good topic of discussion but right now - even with bitcoin, if you have more you will earn more as you say.

Fortune does indeed favor the brave.

I would love a solution where we can reward equally, it will come in time, we just all have to keep our eyes open for it.

Personally I think the bear market is over, we just have no real reason for things to go "up".

The halving is already priced in for us coiners, it's when the next mainstream news pickup and nocoiners entering that would be driving any price activity to the contrary and that' won't happen without positive media attention and a purpose