This Swedish startup wants to pay the flight tracking community using blockchain
Briefly

A new startup called Wingbits is aiming to empower volunteers who track flights by sharing revenues through blockchain technology, fostering data reliability and coverage growth.
According to co-founder Robin Wingård, 'Based on your performance as a data provider, you get rewarded proportionally,' highlighting the importance of tracking accuracy for rewards.
The volunteer network of trip tracking is crucial; about 70% of commercial aircraft use ADS-B transponders, relying on ground volunteers for data integrity and coverage.
Wingbits aims to improve data authenticity through technologies like cryptographically signed transmissions, thereby enhancing trust in the flight tracking ecosystem.
Read at TNW | Data-Security
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