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eBequest Leverages $90+ Trillion in Generational Assets

to Support the Formation of a More Scalable Network for Personal Data and Tokenized Assets

eBequest Protocol and Modern Nobels

From the way nature incentivizes living beings to pass on the seed of life, to the mechanisms of blockchain networks incentivizing coin miners, eBequest represents a new and improved model for the natural flow of information and the transfer of data and assets.

The Science Era
1890s

Alfred Nobel

Nobel's final signing of his Last Will and Testament led to the establishment of a social structure incentivizing contributions that bring about the greatest benefit to humankind.

The Internet Era
1960s

Computer Scientists

The Internet was initially created to facilitate connections among scientists, later expanding to include the general public, with the aim of addressing global issues on a larger scale.

The Experimental Period
1990s

Coin Miners

Truth Machines encompass an experimental mechanism where a specific group of internet users, often referred to as coin miners, are incentivized to keep them running. Among the pivotal advancements during this era was the establishment of an Immutable Database, impervious to modification or control by any earthly entity. This database serves as the ultimate source of truth. The network tasked with upholding this Immutable Database is appropriately dubbed Truth Machines.

The "Impact at Scale" Era
2020s

Modern Afred Nobels

Regardless of the size or value of their fortunes, modern Alfred Nobels pass on their data and assets using the proposed eBequest protocol. Naturally and efficiently, every modern Alfred Nobel contributes to keeping the Network of Truth Machines running perpetually.