Urchin (Decentralized CMS)
The majority of the content hosted online is managed by 5 companies. As companies look to make their content more censorship resistant and also have more permanance then hosting subscriptions, we look to the blockchain where data permanence, ownership, and control are all available with transparency. For the Solana Grizzython marathon, I lead a team to build the first decentralized content management system built on the blockchain.
The Problem
Decentralized apps are stuck using web2 content and data storage, which does not provide the necessary security and transparency within blockchain applications. dApp developers on the other hand don't have simple ways to manage content in a simple, decentralized manner, though that's the route they would take if they had it. The complexity of blockchain makes it difficult for average developers who could utilize decentralized content leading to slow growth and lack of innovation in the industry.
The Solution
Urchin’s SDK and microservices architecture allows developers to use various services to manage, store and display their content as simple as web2. This provides an easy and seamless way for developers to integrate blockchain technology into their [de]centralized applications.
The Result
Urchin disrupts the current standard with a blend between database records and smart contracts to become the standard for all web3 content management. It contains an open sourced SDK to interact with any JS client as well as open-sourced Solana programs to interact with.
Mark Zuppe
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Urchin (Decentralized CMS)
The majority of the content hosted online is managed by 5 companies. As companies look to make their content more censorship resistant and also have more permanance then hosting subscriptions, we look to the blockchain where data permanence, ownership, and control are all available with transparency. For the Solana Grizzython marathon, I lead a team to build the first decentralized content management system built on the blockchain.
The Problem
Decentralized apps are stuck using web2 content and data storage, which does not provide the necessary security and transparency within blockchain applications. dApp developers on the other hand don't have simple ways to manage content in a simple, decentralized manner, though that's the route they would take if they had it. The complexity of blockchain makes it difficult for average developers who could utilize decentralized content leading to slow growth and lack of innovation in the industry.
The Solution
Urchin’s SDK and microservices architecture allows developers to use various services to manage, store and display their content as simple as web2. This provides an easy and seamless way for developers to integrate blockchain technology into their [de]centralized applications.
The Result
Urchin disrupts the current standard with a blend between database records and smart contracts to become the standard for all web3 content management. It contains an open sourced SDK to interact with any JS client as well as open-sourced Solana programs to interact with.
Urchin (Decentralized CMS)
The majority of the content hosted online is managed by 5 companies. As companies look to make their content more censorship resistant and also have more permanance then hosting subscriptions, we look to the blockchain where data permanence, ownership, and control are all available with transparency. For the Solana Grizzython marathon, I lead a team to build the first decentralized content management system built on the blockchain.
The Problem
Decentralized apps are stuck using web2 content and data storage, which does not provide the necessary security and transparency within blockchain applications. dApp developers on the other hand don't have simple ways to manage content in a simple, decentralized manner, though that's the route they would take if they had it. The complexity of blockchain makes it difficult for average developers who could utilize decentralized content leading to slow growth and lack of innovation in the industry.
The Solution
Urchin’s SDK and microservices architecture allows developers to use various services to manage, store and display their content as simple as web2. This provides an easy and seamless way for developers to integrate blockchain technology into their [de]centralized applications.
The Result
Urchin disrupts the current standard with a blend between database records and smart contracts to become the standard for all web3 content management. It contains an open sourced SDK to interact with any JS client as well as open-sourced Solana programs to interact with.
Mark Zuppe
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Urchin (Decentralized CMS)
The majority of the content hosted online is managed by 5 companies. As companies look to make their content more censorship resistant and also have more permanance then hosting subscriptions, we look to the blockchain where data permanence, ownership, and control are all available with transparency. For the Solana Grizzython marathon, I lead a team to build the first decentralized content management system built on the blockchain.
The Problem
Decentralized apps are stuck using web2 content and data storage, which does not provide the necessary security and transparency within blockchain applications. dApp developers on the other hand don't have simple ways to manage content in a simple, decentralized manner, though that's the route they would take if they had it. The complexity of blockchain makes it difficult for average developers who could utilize decentralized content leading to slow growth and lack of innovation in the industry.
The Solution
Urchin’s SDK and microservices architecture allows developers to use various services to manage, store and display their content as simple as web2. This provides an easy and seamless way for developers to integrate blockchain technology into their [de]centralized applications.
The Result
Urchin disrupts the current standard with a blend between database records and smart contracts to become the standard for all web3 content management. It contains an open sourced SDK to interact with any JS client as well as open-sourced Solana programs to interact with.
Urchin (Decentralized CMS)
The majority of the content hosted online is managed by 5 companies. As companies look to make their content more censorship resistant and also have more permanance then hosting subscriptions, we look to the blockchain where data permanence, ownership, and control are all available with transparency. For the Solana Grizzython marathon, I lead a team to build the first decentralized content management system built on the blockchain.
The Problem
Decentralized apps are stuck using web2 content and data storage, which does not provide the necessary security and transparency within blockchain applications. dApp developers on the other hand don't have simple ways to manage content in a simple, decentralized manner, though that's the route they would take if they had it. The complexity of blockchain makes it difficult for average developers who could utilize decentralized content leading to slow growth and lack of innovation in the industry.
The Solution
Urchin’s SDK and microservices architecture allows developers to use various services to manage, store and display their content as simple as web2. This provides an easy and seamless way for developers to integrate blockchain technology into their [de]centralized applications.
The Result
Urchin disrupts the current standard with a blend between database records and smart contracts to become the standard for all web3 content management. It contains an open sourced SDK to interact with any JS client as well as open-sourced Solana programs to interact with.
Mark Zuppe
Explore
Urchin (Decentralized CMS)
The majority of the content hosted online is managed by 5 companies. As companies look to make their content more censorship resistant and also have more permanance then hosting subscriptions, we look to the blockchain where data permanence, ownership, and control are all available with transparency. For the Solana Grizzython marathon, I lead a team to build the first decentralized content management system built on the blockchain.
The Problem
Decentralized apps are stuck using web2 content and data storage, which does not provide the necessary security and transparency within blockchain applications. dApp developers on the other hand don't have simple ways to manage content in a simple, decentralized manner, though that's the route they would take if they had it. The complexity of blockchain makes it difficult for average developers who could utilize decentralized content leading to slow growth and lack of innovation in the industry.
The Solution
Urchin’s SDK and microservices architecture allows developers to use various services to manage, store and display their content as simple as web2. This provides an easy and seamless way for developers to integrate blockchain technology into their [de]centralized applications.
The Result
Urchin disrupts the current standard with a blend between database records and smart contracts to become the standard for all web3 content management. It contains an open sourced SDK to interact with any JS client as well as open-sourced Solana programs to interact with.