Review on CyberVein by Othere Obtentus
Data management
CyberVein is a system of immutable, blockchain-based databases where data may be stored, exchanged, and accessed safely. Simply put, the CyberVein platform increases storing and computing standards that no current blockchain can satisfy. CyberVein enhances DAG infrastructure, implements a novel framework for consensual storage of information, and modifies the contract language of Solidity in order to apply it to the collection and monetization of large quantities of data.
DAG varies in a variety of respects from conventional blockchains. Most notably, DAG ledger activities are not clustered and checked in blocks that need to be mined. On the DAG network, nodes validate one another's transactions on a P2P network where each entity wanting to execute a transfer is necessary to check the transfers of two other nodes and to establish an organized series of connected instances. This opens up the prospect of sharding, nodes are only expected to retain data shards relating to their particular interaction history as well as the smart contracts they are party to. CyberVein is in a position to retain whole databases as smart contracts approved by its clients and members, avoiding clogging the entirety of the ledger.
Pros
- Designed to create better data management
- Safe and reliable virtual machine operation
- Cross-level and departmental data sharing
- Flexibility and controllability
- Utilization and consistency of data
Cons
- Not yet relevant to the market
- Relatively small community support
