The power of Blockchain applied to databases

Making data tell the truth

Why BlockBase

Databases are insecure. Billions of records have been stolen, covertly changed, or forever lost.

BlockBase secures your data with Integrity, Immutability, Accountability, Auditability, and Availability, by design. These qualities will be the norm in the future.

Secure your data. Ensuring security for traditional databases is hard, costly, and brittle, and tends to fail.

BlockBase solves these problems with Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability, the pillars of security.

Let your data hold the truth. Traditional database systems are centralized and subject to covert manipulation.

All data changes on BlockBase are decentralized, append only, digitally signed, and immutable.

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Security Features

Use blockchain tech to power and secure your databases

Confidentiality

Have all your data encrypted on your side and only you hold the keys

Integrity

All data changes are logged, digitally signed and distributed

Availability

Use a decentralized and adaptable service for your database storage needs

Explore BlockBase

Find here all information needed to start using BlockBase

BlockBase uses blockchain technology to provide secure and distributed database storage services. It stores database operations on sidechains to the EOS main chain, which are governed through smart contracts on EOS. To learn more about how BlockBase works, check our documentation on GitHub below.

In order to use BlockBase's software, you have to run a BlockBase node. The BlockBase node API provides all the functionalities for service requesters (the ones who want to use the service to store their databases) and service providers (the ones who want to provide the service).

The current BlockBase software version is running on the EOSIO Jungletest Net. Click on the Network Tracker below, to discover what is currently running there.

Network Tracker

Discover the BlockBase Network on EOSIO jungle test net

Service Requester API

Explore the API methods for the service requester to manage its sidechain

Service Provider API

Explore the API methods available on service providers to get relevant sidechain and network information

BlockBase Node App

Download the latest version of the BlockBase Node on GitHub

BlockBase Documentation

Read the BlockBase Documentation on Github

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How it works

Just four steps to get your database service ready

01 Request your sidechain

02 Get worldwide providers

03 Providers get selected

04 Your service is ready

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Rule #1 Accounts need to hold at least 1 EOS. Rule #2 Accounts need to be at least 1 month old.

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Blockbase Token Distribution Roadmap

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Only two rules for airgrabbing

Rule #1 Accounts need to hold at least 1 EOS. Rule #2 Accounts need to be at least 1 month old.

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News

BlockBase Airgrab #4 Distribution Results

The token distribution for Airgrab #4 will start on February the 10th around 8:00 EST. This airgrab and all following airgrabs will include all accounts that registered for previous airgrabs and that pass our periodic analysis. We decided to change the distribution model because we noticed a big drop on signups during the holidays at the end of 2019 that never recovered to previously registered numbers.

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February 10, 2020

New Update to BBT Distribution Model

We’ve been following the number of signups on BlockBase monthly airgrabs for three and a half months now, and we’ve noticed a big drop on the number of signups. The first airgrab had 20k signups, from which 10k accounts were selected, the second had 27k signups where 15k accounts selected, but the third one had only 5k signups and only 2.5k accounts selected. We’re on airgrab #4 now, and currently only 1.2k accounts have signed up for the airgrab.

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January 23, 2020

BlockBase is running on EOS Jungle Test Net

BlockBase is running on EOS Jungle Test Net! This is a big milestone on our development roadmap. We are currently focused on testing the sidechains consensus mechanism.

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January 15, 2020