Total Shift signs IPFS data storage contract with Korea NFT Certificat…
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On August 22, Total Shift (CEO Chang-Ik Song) transferred data related to the issuance of certified copies of NFT registers and certificates from Korea NFT Certificate Authority (CEO Seung-il Kim, Korea NFT Certificate Authority, hereinafter referred to as KNCA) to the IPFS-based data storage center operated by Total Shift. It was announced on the 25th that it had signed a contract to store it.
The IPFS method is a new data storage method in the Web 3.0 era that enables safely distributed storage and tracking of data. It is a distributed file system that overcomes the structural disadvantages and problems of the existing centralized method and allows anyone to easily access data at any time. am.
KNCA is based on NFT registration and proof technology, so anyone can easily store their items in the blockchain,
It is the first online NFT registry in Korea that can decrypt stored encrypted blockchain information in the form of easily recognizable certificates or certified copies of registers.
Total Shift is a company established in August 2020, and through its own company-affiliated research center, it is researching and developing various solutions in preparation for the era of web 3.0 and cloud storage services based on IPFS-based distributed network technology. Currently, an IPSF-based distributed storage data center is built and operated in Gasan-dong, Geumcheon-gu, and small-scale IDCs are built sequentially in major hub cities across the country in order to build a nationwide distributed storage network.
