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$100M fund aims to support the growth of decentralized machine economy

IoTeX, a blockchain platform focused on the Internet of Things (IoT), has announced the launch of a $100 million sustainable ecosystem fund.The new fund will back over 1,000 decentralized machine economy startups developing use cases for connecting more than 10 million smart devices to the MachineFi portal within the next three years.The decentralized machine economy is a developing economy in which machines, rather than people, are the driving force behind economic growth. This new economy is powered by blockchain technology and artificial intelligence (AI), and it has the potential to create a more efficient, secure and sustainable way of doing business. MachineFi refers to a new paradigm based on Web3 that underpins the new machine economy. Machine resources and intelligence can be monetized to provide value and ownership to individuals rather than centralized corporations. Simply put, MachineFi may be described as the financialization of machines or, more precisely, internet-connected gadgets. MachineFi’s goal is to take the profits generated by device-financialization from big-tech and distribute them to actual users, which is precisely what web 3.0 is all about: altering the internet (and now devices) financial model from platform advertising to user ownership. IoTex’s Head of Investment and Ecosystem Jing Sun explained that the fund is designed as an ever-green vehicle that may support over 10,000 MachineFi-focused businesses in the next ten to 20 years, connecting tens of billions of devices to the IoTeX MachineFi portal.The IoTeX Foundation will examine all DApp developers thoroughly to ensure that they effectively enable machine financialization and, if successful, “they will receive all the support they need to be successful,” Sun explained.Related: IoTeX co-founder urges crypto investors to hodl amid market conditionsIn Nov. 2021, IoTeX rebranded to concentrate on “The rise of MachineFi” in order to integrate machines, the Metaverse, and the traditional workforce. MachineFi aims to tackle the confluence of smart gadgets, machinery, and finance through the use of blockchain technology and follows the era of DeFi and GameFi.

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IEEE Blockchain Identity of Things standardization working group kicks off

Six worldwide corporations have banded together to start the IEEE blockchain Identity of Things standardization. According to IEEE Chair of the Identity of Things Working Group Dr. Xinxin Fan, researchers from Lockheed Martin, Ericsson, Lenovo, Huawei, Bosch, IoTeX and China Academy of Information and Communications Technology are developing the global standards for blockchain-based decentralized identities in an effort that commenced two years ago.Related: Decentralized identity can bring the analog world into the digital oneAfter two years of research, the six major global businesses have provided the proof of concept for blockchain-based decentralized identification (DID) for IoT devices, which Dr. Fan started in 2019 with the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). IEEE is a non-profit organization that has created standards for the general needs of technology related to wireless devices, networks, and services.According to the press release, blockchain interoperability is crucial for the success of the Internet of Things (IoT), people, and enterprises. It is possible to advance global trade, economic development, and local communities around the world by eliminating technological hurdles and enabling diverse entities to communicate with worldwide standards.Related: Empowered with IoT, Will Blockchain Lead to More Freedom or Less?”IoT, decentralized identifiers, verifiable credentials, blockchain are technologies accelerating fast and bonding together,” said Giovanni Franzese, the head of blockchain business development at Ericsson. “It’s a huge privilege to contribute to the IEEE P2958 standards development, bringing the market perspectives, the Ericsson knowledge and participate in a cooperative cross-industry group to make the standards effective and fostering for adoptions with our clients.”Dr. Fan leads the working group intending to ensure that the entire $12.6 trillion potential value of the IoT in 2030, as predicted by McKinsey, can be unlocked by defining a global DID standard for people and machines to interoperate.

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