A Decentralized Data
Storage System
and Economy

Since BNB Greenfield provides APIs and uses concepts that are very similar to Amazon S3, users can easily deploy their websites via BNB Greenfield and conveniently manage their payments with BNB.

Users can create their own network drives using BNB Greenfield to upload and download their encrypted files, photos, and videos via their desktop and mobile devices using their private keys.

L1s contain dozens of terabytes of historic data, much of which is dead or dormant. BNB Greenfield can be used to store this data, reducing L1 latency and improving data availability, as well as seamlessly deliver dead or dormant data to the L1 if/when needed. BNB Greenfield can also be used as a cheaper option to store L2-Rollup transaction data.

Authors can store their work on BNB Greenfield and mirror them onto BNB Smart Chain, where they can sell them by granting read permissions to a buyer address after receiving payment. Purveyors of other written data such as historical statistics, scientific papers, etc. can do likewise. BNB Greenfield currently has no anti-piracy design. Authors, publishers, and dApps should be aware of these limitations and choose to use BNB Greenfield at their own risk. More copyright-related features may be introduced onto BNB Greenfield in the future.

BNB Greenfield provides an optimal infrastructure for social media influencers and key opinion leaders to fully own their own content and data. For a fee, dApps can still use this data - both the content itself and the related social graph - and publish it to a public audience via a decentralized social network. BNB Greenfield also makes it easy for creators to make private sub-groups for their followers utilizing the infrastructure's unique permissioning schema.

BNB Greenfield provides a perfect solution for token-curated lists. A smart contract on BNB Smart Chain can bear the full governance and incentive logic of the registration and at the same time own the rights to create objects of each list under the designated bucket for the business. The immutable list object and fully tracked change history are priceless functions for such decentralized voting and governance ideas.

This may be the most complicated problem to tackle nowadays: how to own your data, such as page views, registrations, clicks, behavior data, and much more - and not allow platforms (usually large, centralized monopolies) to abuse using it. Many laws are defined to punish misuse, but there are few proactive solutions. BNB Greenfield will enable applications to store your encrypted personal data in your own personal account and only allow other applications to use your personal data if you grant permission - or, better yet, for a fee.