Islamabad sit-in
From the Blog mehmal*Pakistan has no hope of a state that can enforce its writ* *In a surrender like no other, the state of Pakistan has made one mistake after another and shown that the mullah brigade can get away with anything and everything* Anger. Despair. Disgust. Fear. Frustration. Shock. These are just some of the emotions one felt after the state of Pakistan literally bent over backwards to appease religious extremists as it made a deal with those who had laid siege to the capital. What started as a controversy surrounding the Elections Act 2017 due to an amendment to the oath turned out to be the undoing of the entire state of Pakistan. A mob led by extremist cleric Khadim Hussain Rizvi, leader of Tehreek-i-Labaik, staged a sit-in at Faizabad, Islamabad. For three weeks this mob sat therepakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
Using Smart Contracts to Crowd Source via an ICO for the Real Estate Sector
From the Blog faisalkhanICO + Smart Contracts + Real-Estate When Hyperledger first came out – in the initial days when both the Dans (Dan O'Prey and Daniel Feichtinger) were essentially the project, I had this idea of a crowd-sourced real-estate project. Fast forward a couple of years, now that this whole Ethereum and ICO market is blooming, here is my idea. Investors invest in a project to gain returns. Let's take an example of Dubai. Plenty of real-estate projects coming up there. Here is something a builder like Nakheel or Emaar could use the whole Ethererum's smart contract capability as well as crowd-funding for its projects. For purposes of keeping the mathematics and concept simple, we will denote everything in US Dollars. Let us assume that Emaar wants to build a set of townhouses. - Eacpakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
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