DataBroker DAO is the first marketplace to buy and sell sensor data. As a decentralized marketplace for IoT sensor data using blockchain technology, Databroker DAO enables sensor owners to convert IoT sensor data using blockchain technology into generated data, Databroker DAO ena...
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Issue Date2018-07-10
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Max Supply225,000,000 DTX
Total Supply225,000,000 DTX
Circulating Supply84,462,572 DTX
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Launched the first commercial version of the data marketplace. Data buyers and sellers can connect through the Databroker platform and exchange data securely on a peer-to-peer basis. For buyers who can't find the data they need, our free tailored DataMatch service helps you identify and match potential data partners from our extensive global network. Data-rich organizations such as network operators, network service proponents and smart cities can leverage our white-labeled Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) solution to operate their own data exchange platforms for public and private data sharing.
In a year full of change, the Databroker DAO was renamed Databroker, the scope expanded from IoT data to all kinds of data, and the entire concept was redesigned to convey a new message: Databroker is a data marketplace. The team is focused on building the platform and inviting new partners who share our vision to join.
The next release of the Databroker DAO will stake DTX tokens to ensure the quality of the data being sold, and make it easy for potential buyers to search and find the sensor data they need and purchase with DTX tokens.
The prototype of the DataBroker DAO, "the first global marketplace for trading local IoT data," is now a reality. Platform validation with end users in Europe, Middle East and Asia. DTX Token Sale – A total of 225 million DTX tokens were created, corresponding to the expected number of sensors that will be connected to the DataBroker DAO in 2024.
The idea behind Databroker originated in sister company SettleMint in Belgium in late 2016. A team led by two technical visionaries, Matthew Van Niekerk and Roderik van der Veer, began working on a SettleMint-based low-code proof-of-concept.