Markets That Learn (and Behave): Inside D2M’s Decentralized Data Marketplace
Data markets usually sound simpler than they are. A buyer wants data. A seller owns data. A platform matches them. Payment moves. Everyone gives a keynote about “unlocking value.” Then the real problems arrive wearing steel-toed boots: the data is private, the seller may be low quality, the buyer wants a model rather than a spreadsheet, the compute layer may be dishonest, and nobody wants to trust a central broker unless absolutely necessary. ...