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Friday, 01/27/2017 2:31:41 PM

Friday, January 27, 2017 2:31:41 PM

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Last 3 public moves

Nov - http://www.smartmatic.com/news/article/ges-continues-to-further-relationship-with-smartmatic/

Matthews met with a glad Spanos

And Upgrade accounting firm that puts out filings fast and a individual with reverse acquisition experience.


Our partner (Smartmatic)

Jan 12th '17 retweet from Smartmatic CEO take notice

https://twitter.com/antoniomugica?lang=en

The most mature and viable option.

http://www.cs.tufts.edu/comp/116/archive/fall2016/rosgood.pdf



It is at the end of article that grabbed attention. Oct 26th '16

"Smartmatic has also been researching blockchain techniques to add transparency to elections without compromising voter privacy. A blockchain is basically an accounting system that relies on a community of users to record transactions and post them to a public bulletin board that is available to anyone online. Each new transaction adds a block to the chain, and the legitimacy of each transaction is evaluated by every user based on algorithms they’ve agreed upon. A transaction is added to the chain only once it has been verified by a majority of users. Rather than being kept in just one place, a copy of the blockchain is stored on every user’s server so that no single user can alter it without other users finding out.

In one test, we demonstrated the ability of anonymous users to verify their votes using a blockchain. As an online vote is cast, a cryptographic hash function is used to render the vote as a hash digest—that is, a string of bits of a fixed length. The hash digest is then posted as a new block in a blockchain on a public bulletin board. By finding her digest on the bulletin board, a voter can verify the presence of her vote without anyone else knowing which vote she cast. At the same time, it’s impossible for anyone to add, remove, or modify a block without corrupting the blockchain. After the polls close, a separate vote-counting application creates its own blockchain from the votes in the digital ballot box. That blockchain should match the public bulletin board’s blockchain, proving that the online voting system has operated correctly."

http://spectrum.ieee.org/telecom/internet/online-voting-isnt-as-flawed-as-you-thinkjust-ask-estonia

Looks like in oct they were still in testing & trial imo

http://www.govtech.com/blogs/lohrmann-on-cybersecurity/what-election-technology-actions-are-needed-now.html
Good signs

https://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P3-3940380091.html <<--- Score? YES!

In particular, the GAHC proposed acquisition affords GAHC ownership of Blockchain Technologies Corporation's wholly owned technology companies including:

Slidechain LLC: a company that utilizes multiple Blockchains simultaneously, with their backbone being the Bitcoin blockchain;

Digital Assets Vending Inc.: a bitcoin ATM / BTM company whose main product, D.A.V.E. (Digital Asset Vending Equipment), is being developed to be the easiest, most flexible, and affordable device of its kind;

Cryptos: a high-speed, ultra-secure digital currency-trading platform with AlphaPoint, the same backend Bitfinex uses;

Overseas BC Marketing: A company that has entered into an agreement with an Irish gaming company pursuant to which Overseas BC Marketing will market online web-based waging services and products. This platform does not allow wagering from U.S. citizens;

Blockchain Apparatus LLC: a company that uses the Blockchain for an incorruptible voting application and self-executing wills and smart contracts, among other uses.



"Pursuant to the terms of the merger, GAHC will reserve a number of shares equal to 1/3 of the total issued and outstanding of GAHC to be issued to BTC shareholders"



Well SS is perfect now currently , imagine that.
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