Developer Readies Bitcoin-Based Voting Machine For 2016 Election
Blockchain Technologies Corp., a New York City-based company that has developed a bitcoin ATM, has developed what it calls a secure, open-source voting machine that use the block chain to record votes, replacing existing proprietary voting machines that are vulnerable to hacking, according to Motherboard. With a distributed ledger such as a block chain, everyone who sets up a node on the network gets a copy of it. Under this system, network of participants track all entries, continuously verifying recorded activity to maintain the ledger's integrity. How It Works. On election day, voters....
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New York-based Blockchain Technologies Corp (BTC) is in the news with a startling product that it hopes will revolutionize the way the USA votes! The company is hoping that its product, "Blockchain Apparatus' Blockchain-secured Voting Machine," will be able to help stabilize the crumbling existing voting structure with its more secure voting machines. On its website the company is unambiguous when it states its agenda in the following words: "America's voting machine technology - or lack thereof - is a looming crisis. Many states use voting machines that are over 10 years old that are not....
Bitcoin ATM-developer and blockchain-tech firm Blockchain Technologies Corp (BTC) has revealed that it is developing a tamper-resistant voting machine dubbed “VoteWatcher.” New York-based Blockchain Technologies Corp., a blockchain- and bitcoin-centric firm and startup accelerator has revealed that it is currently working on a blockchain voting machine that it deems will be “tamper-resistant”. The machine, dubbed “VoteWatcher”, is aimed at ensuring two core functionalities of a voting process. According to the firm, they are: To ensure that the voting machine correctly captures the voter’s....
15 March 2016 – There’s been a lot of contentious events surrounding privacy, encryption, and data security in the past few weeks covered in the media. With the US Presidential Primaries in full swing, and the presidential election looming closer on the horizon, few seem to be concerned with securing that most basic of civil liberties enjoyed in democratic nations: the right to vote. In the US, electronic voting machines, specifically the type manufactured by Election Systems & Software, are employed in the majority of US voting districts, and the security risks of their widespread....
With the 2016 United States presidential election looming just over the horizon, some of us now turn our thoughts to the process by which we will make our voice heard on November 8th, the process by which we will cast our vote. We’ve heard at the close of the final presidential debate that voting is one of the “honours and obligations of living in this great country,” and as citizens, we want to feel that our vote is valuable. The question is, do we feel certain in the knowledge that our votes will matter? Is our government doing everything possible to ensure that this is the case? 2000,....
This week on Bitcoin Uncensored, Chris and Junseth provide the most accurate and reliable analysis of the 2016 US presidential election. Based on what we heard, Junseth probably rigged the election so Trump could pump his bitcoin investments. Junseth Gets on the Trump Train. At this point in the week, the election has been beaten to death, but the Bitcoin Uncensored guys give the cryptocurrency community a fresh perspective on the race, discussing which candidates would be most beneficial to Bitcoin’s growth and development. “I made all the Bitcoin votes,” Junseth said. “Donald Trump I....