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Ethereum account has an intrinsic balance, transaction count and (possibly empty) EVM code. They represent "smart contracts" or "individual Ethereum accounts". In the iXXo Ethereum

A centralized PoA network: is a network where a central authority chooses to include new nodes in the current group of validators. A famous example of such an approach is Ripple, its RippleNet network

iXXo is a public Blockchain operated by trusted nodes (with some strong state-level legal enforcement). The nodes risk severe penalties (economical, penal, reputation) for wrongdoing. The iXXo blockchain

As some other blockchain projects working on secret smart contract puts it, blockchain without privacy is useless for businesses. while this view stands for critical data, any user data should yet be preserved

When an application creator creates an application on iXXo, he chooses which validators clusters to trust for the application operations. For example, he could trust US public notaries, French bailiffs

The dAppBox content network and the iXXo blockchains are deployed next to each other to work hand in hand. The dAppBox P2P client needs to have a platform to grant accesses and to store proofs. The integration

iXXo is keeping data on private nodes (the dAppBoxes) and orchestrate data links inside the public blockchain. The blockchain is the orchestrator, the data are preserved and their "openness"

iXXo technical infrastructure contains: -The dAppBox, a P2P client protocol connected to iXXo blockchain: The front end will be open source. There will also be an API available. (target date 2018, when

iXXo is a public blockchain relying on cloud as a service infrastructure to provide both usability, privacy and security. Besides making no difference from traditional web applications for users, iXXo

As opposed to centralized web applications, decentralized applications on the blockchain cannot orchestrate the reception of users documents, proposals for online editing of documents, or distribution

Generally, users of decentralized applications have to perform technical operations to interact with blockchains through custom tools to be installed. users have to confirm their actions for all interactions

iXXo has industrialized blockchain node deployment on the cloud. It uses Kubernetes on Azure. Private keys are stored in a secured vault (Azure vault), similar to a ledgerHQ device but on the cloud, and

Decentralized applications could submit their transactions to many of the 64 available clusters, which compete together for fees and slot availability, and have internally a node distribution algorithm.

The dAppBox is a peer network infrastructure, both for public usage (documents storage is permanent and public) and private usage (documents are stored on the network and their presence (hash) is certified

Clusters are competing together on fees. They advertise fees twice a day to the network (thus to all dApps). dApps, in their configuration (the CAS - Cluster Allocation Strategy, ) can select the cluster

Documents external to the iXXo blockchains (referred with links figured as hashes) are stored in a P2P network powered by iXXo technology, the dAppBox network., The dAppBox network The dAppBox stack was

Ethereum lacks usability, has no real application usage, and it doesn't get better. Issues are the usage complexity, expensive fees, the difficulty to build decentralized applications for developers (with