This image is a prototype Enterprise Queb®. It is intended to enable SohoStar℠ decentralized services which enable Self-Sovereign Digital Ids, Digital publishing, Content storage and distribution, Smart Contracts, Financial transactions, Merchant services and processing, Cybersecurity threat scoring and defenses, and extensive Communication support (voice, video, text and data) for business and residential users in a ZeroTrust architecture over the standard Internet and private networks.
Decentralization inherently fosters multiple “authorities,” removing single points of failure, boosting reliability, enhancing accessibility, and spreading the vast workload across various platforms, such as the Enterprise Queb®. Designed as a securely fortified server, it allows individuals without technical expertise to easily deploy these systems within the network, creating an opportunity for passive income.
DAVID was originally created as a real-time, fault-tolerant operating system for an N+1 911 hot standby setup, making peer-to-peer status communications a core feature. Upon identifying weaknesses in Linux’s attack defense, SohoStar integrated its CidrPress™ (an AI-driven incident analysis) tool directly into DAVID, leveraging Hive communications to bolster defense and repel attacks. This enhancement also introduced a Zero-Trust framework, limiting Queb®-authenticated access exclusively to specific data objects.
In 2019, four prominent commercial banks suspended seven personal and business credit lines over a three-week span. Among them, US Bank altered the main merchant account to confiscate all deposited funds, including taxes collected, effectively halting sales and transactions. Crowdfunding efforts, along with social media product and company pages meant to boost production, were shut down. The frozen funds and credit were originally allocated to hire more engineers to work on ZeroTrust interfaces, proprietary encryption, threaded data structures, and innovative multimedia transport protocols.
The DAVID operating system, which drives SohoStar’s Queb®s, has undergone significant evolution since 2019 to support all the features outlined above and beyond. Before 2019, fundraising and investments fueled rapid development and aimed to accelerate our market entry. However, since then, politically driven debanking and credit restrictions have placed the burden of these efforts solely on me—a challenge that is now nearing its conclusion.
What about supporting Crypto?
Crypto and blockchain operate in layers. Layer 0 is the mining process that performs computations on blocks of data. Layer 1 is the construction of data into blocks and scheduling the layer 0 processing. Layer 2 is mostly transaction authorization and authentication, transport and consolidation of data into Layer 1. Layer 3 and up are the applications that I’ve been focused on which need the transfer of value (Monetization).
Decentralized financial and identity applications enable the replacement of fiat currencies, (even bridging the gap with Wyoming Stable Coin.) It is more than that, but enabling individuals to rise up in their gifts, to enter the free market with their goods and services, and safely transact across the globe without having to become a technical wizard in Crypto, Security, or financial expertise. That is my goal.
Sometime before summer ’25, the Enterprise and SoHoMe Queb®s, will launch again and that will open up an opportunity to host your own Enterprise server in a local-to-you datacenter providing YOU a stream of income for transaction processing, content storage and distribution, and enable SohoStar℠ decentralized services for Small Office, Home Office, Retail, and residential customers.
