Introduction

When we realized that the Internet was occupying more spaces in all the affairs of the world, we had to take a term to define it, and it was called "the internet of things" (IoT). We just had to assimilate that to evolve in technology everything should be connected, everything should be in the cloud.

Then in 2009 appears Bitcoin and its famous blockchain, to accelerate things further. And new projects and cryptocurrencies arise, and now it is not enough to be connected, but everything must be able to be related, exchanged, but in a quick way and without intermediaries.

That's where the blockchain and its decentralized feature appear, and now it begins to gain ground. And it is not enough that things have internet, that they are only connected. Now the call is for things to be "Tokenized". That any asset has its digital value in the world of cryptocurrencies.

The Problem

However, there are many aspects that have stopped or delayed the evolution or massification of the blockchain.

For example, the two largest known blockchain platform known Bitcoin and Ethereum its performance is very low, since it has remained small processing capacity of all transactions that are made, to that we must add that they are based on mining under the Work Test, whose equipment has a very large energy consumption. Another of the major faults that these two networks currently have is the little transfer of knowledge that is handled, there are very few people who have professional technical experience and an expert in the field..

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