How Atlas Plans to Protect Ownership Data
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When it comes to the digital recording of rights, a straightforward question arises: what happens to the ownership record, and to what extent does it depend on a single system or a single participant?
The Atlas architecture provides for its own distributed ledger for this purpose.
Instead of storing information in a single location, data is distributed across multiple nodes within the system. Changes are recorded in the ledger and synchronized among its participants.
For the user, the purpose of the technology is simpler than its underlying structure: ownership information should not depend on a single record in a single database that can be changed or deleted unilaterally. This is precisely why a distributed ledger is being incorporated into the Atlas architecture at the design stage.
This is one of the principles on which the future platform is being built: first, determine how the system should operate and how data will be recorded within it, and then translate this logic into development.
Atlas’s next step is to implement the designed architecture during the development stage.