The crypto contract maker relies on schemas
i.e. I want to make some loan for a car. It's useful to be able to select
a. Asset.
b. Type of asset.
and c. perhaps even some unique asset attribute like VIN or Chassis number
Andrew, 9:37I think it will be useful if the crypto contract maker can leverage the same schemas/RDF that we use for reporting. In such a case where all activities of an enterprise are encoded as smart contracts and all contracts can be parsed by some machine reader, then probably there is no need for an accounting system database.
presumably, what we could extract from ethereum ledger:
transactions to/from some account
smart contract activity?
https://www.dropbox.com/home/LodgeiT/Knowledge%20Content/CryptoContracts
this shows how we may scan the ethereum ledger to get data out:: https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/48271/how-to-query-ethereum-contract-to-get-data-from-it
The crypto contract maker relies on schemas i.e. I want to make some loan for a car. It's useful to be able to select a. Asset. b. Type of asset. and c. perhaps even some unique asset attribute like VIN or Chassis number
Andrew, 9:37I think it will be useful if the crypto contract maker can leverage the same schemas/RDF that we use for reporting. In such a case where all activities of an enterprise are encoded as smart contracts and all contracts can be parsed by some machine reader, then probably there is no need for an accounting system database.
presumably, what we could extract from ethereum ledger: transactions to/from some account smart contract activity?