About Unification’s Data Liquidity Protocol
Unification Uses State Channels that interface with an existing database or data set from an enterprise or (d)App. The State Channels standardize and then encrypt the data - passing the hash to "access" it over the blockchain. This hash is then liquid or "tradeable" - This opens up access to new and exciting cross-chain opportunities for distribution and liquidation of data.
At the Unification Foundation, we believe that it’s time to demand more transparency, privacy, and efficiency across all levels of data exchange.
Unification’s Value Proposition
By generating a new asset class of liquid data, Unification allows entities access to granular information that previously was not in a readable format. This can include corporations wanting to better accumulate intelligence for consumer profiling or academic organizations which can use the "firehose" of data to implement deep AI research projections to better serve the world.
The Technical Framework
Unification’s ecosystem comprises of four modules to facilitate a seamless user experience for data consumers, providers, and developers. BABEL is the end-users’ access point to the data liquidity marketplace. CAPSULE is the suite of tools for developers to create uApps (short for Unified App, Unification’s answer to granting user-controlled permissions for a dApp), on BABEL. HAIKU is the smart contract layer that enables interactions between Data Providers and Consumers. Lastly, MOTHER is the master smart contract layer that verifies the technical validity of a UApp.
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