Resilia • Pioneers in Distributed, Decentralized and Fault-Tolerant Systems

Is your company in need of a trustless infrastructure? Or are you working on a proof of concept related to Distributed Systems? Do you 'need a Blockchain'? Or are you working on a system that should always remain accessible and usable, no matter what?

Resilia helps companies and organizations of all kinds and sizes with their challenges.

We design and build clever systems and smart contracts that will just keep on working, no matter what.

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Wiebe-Marten loves conceiving things that just keep working. A Computing Scientist in body and mind, Wiebe-Marten started working with Bitcoin in 2012. After a couple of free-lance projects, he worked on the SatoshiCarnival Bitcoin casino. Besides this, he loves using and thinking about the BitTorrent protocol, and other systems that allow for decentralized data sharing. Wiebe-Marten is an enthusiastic Open Sourcerer , and a long-time developer using the Elixir programming language that is geared towards creating scalable and fault-tolerant applications. He is also a moderator on the Elixir Forum.

In his spare time, Wiebe-Marten loves making music (piano, marimba) and experiencing new things.

w-m@resilia.nl

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Posessing an equal love for Math, Physics and Entrepeneurship, Rene will be able to help regardless of whether you face technical problems or legislative uncertainties.

Rene has been active as a public speaker and writer on Bitcoin and the Blockchain since early 2011. He has helped startups develop their technical and financial bitcoin strategies ever since.

Rene is a pragmatist, and able to quickly separate the wheat from the chaff.

He is a security purist, and loves it when a plan comes together.

In his spare time, Rene likes listening to Robert Long

rene@resilia.nl +316-437-00-454

Marcel is a battle-tested expert in the world of Financial Technologies. He is founder of several (FinTech-) startups, amongst them Qantani , and is intimately acquainted with the intricate compliance details of digital payment systems.

He actively started working with Bitcoin from 2012 onward, and is striving to increase Bitcoin and Blockchain exposure in the Netherlands ever since.

In his spare time Marcel loves sports like football, running and cycling.

marcel@resilia.nl +316-341-15-940

Map to increase exposure of Dutch initiatives in the Blockchain-tech

De Nederlandse Blockchainkaart has as goal to increase exposure of all companies, organizations, enthusiasts and meetups that relate to the Blockchain, Bitcoin, Ethereum and related technologies. Anyone is able to register a marker on this free, public initiative.

Decentralized Bartering Marketplace

Current online marketplaces can be improved upon in three ways:

They require large fees to place advertisements
They frequently restrict payments to fiat currencies, instead of allowing for free bartering
Users are not incentivized to properly finish the advertisement flow, resulting in many 'stale' advertisements where you are not sure if the product for sale isn't sold already.

ZenoMarket strives to improve on these three points, by creating a set of Smart Contracts on the Ethereum Blockchain. ZenoMarket operates on a novel idea of fairness, where spent tokens are proportionally distributed amongst all current token holders.

Fast and Scalable Decentralized Datastore

The BlockTree, also known as Distributed Hash Tree, is a decentralized datastore built on top of the Kademlia Distributed Hash Table protocol (which is most notably used inside BitTorrent). Because data is stored in a partial ordering (instead of a full ordering like some other systems, most notably BlockChains provide/require) , it is a lot simpler in setup and maintenance and is able to function as high-throughput decentralized storage for arbitrary-size data.

Payment Service Provider

Qantani was the first conventional Payment Service Provider that allowed payments in Bitcoin. Because the initial version of the Qantani Payment Processing System was not as scalable as the traction it got required, a second version was written. This system contained some truly revolutionary features to improve overall scalability and security.
In March 2017, Qantani was sold to Mollie Payments . The end of an Era.

Peer-to-Peer Decentralized Music Player

the Cactus Player is a peer-to-peer decentralized music player, based on the BitTorrent protocol. It basically is to Spotify what PopcornTime is to Netflix. The Cactus Player was an open-source proof-of-concept project started in 2015, with a client written in Node-Webkit (NWJS) , and a decentralized server written in plain PHP.

Mauritsstraat 1
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Groningen, NL

+316-341-15-940

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