Visible to the public Decentralized Data Marketplace to Enable Trusted Machine Economy

TitleDecentralized Data Marketplace to Enable Trusted Machine Economy
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2019
AuthorsWang, Zan-Jun, Lin, Ching-Hua Vivian, Yuan, Yang-Hao, Huang, Ching-Chun Jim
Conference Name2019 IEEE Eurasia Conference on IOT, Communication and Engineering (ECICE)
Keywordscomposability, compositionality, computer network management, Computer Theory and Trust, contract-oriented interactions, cryptography, customer experiences, data integrity, Data marketplace, data marketplaces, data privacy, data providers, decentralization, decentralized architecture, decentralized data marketplace, decision making, distributed ledgers, distributed processing, encrypted message channel, Evolutionary Game Theory, financial data processing, game theory, IoT data, matching process, pubcrawl, refunding processes, strategic decision-making, streaming data, trade records, trading policies, trading process, transaction process, transaction processing, trusted data streams, trusted machine economy, trustless architecture, verifiable Auth-compliant request
AbstractTransacting IoT data must be different in many from traditional approaches in order to build much-needed trust in data marketplaces, trust that will be the key to their sustainability. Data generated internally to an organization is usually not enough to remain competitive, enhance customer experiences, or improve strategic decision-making. In this paper, we propose a decentralized and trustless architecture through the posting of trade records while including the transaction process on distributed ledgers. This approach can efficiently enhance the degree of transparency, as all contract-oriented interactions will be written on-chain. Storage via an end-to-end encrypted message channel allows transmitting and accessing trusted data streams over distributed ledgers regardless of the size or cost of the device, while simultaneously making a verifiable Auth-compliant request to the platform. Furthermore, the platform will complete matching, trading and refunding processes with-out human intervention, and it also protects the rights of data providers and consumers through trading policies which apply revolutionary game theory to the machine economy.
DOI10.1109/ECICE47484.2019.8942729
Citation Keywang_decentralized_2019