The Loop of the Rings: A Fully Decentralized Cooperative System (The Concept)

We introduce a highly secure decentralized and distributed collaborative environment denoted by $LoR$, which stands for "The Loop of the Rings". The $LoR$ system provides a secure, user-friendly cooperative environment for an arbitrarily large number of users who can offer particular services to each other. The type of services determines the use of the $LoR$ environment. For example, we might need to create a freelancer; by setting the related services, we can come up with an instance of $LoR$, which provides those services as a freelancer. The unique structure of the $LoR$ system makes it a secure and reliable environment that stands on a (distributed) database as a cooperative workplace or a service provider system. Such a service provider could be a freelancer or an IoT management system. The 5G-related services can be organized to be managed by the $LoR$ system, too. The $LoR$ system deals with cooperation rather than transactions. The system provides reliability and security for the collaborators in each group of coworkers from the start to the end of a collaboration. The benefit of the system comes from randomized techniques and its well-structured design and policies. These techniques together maintain consensus and trust for the groups of collaborator parties. The interesting point regarding the $LoR$ system is that the greater the number of users becomes, the more secure the system gets. Surprisingly, this will never affect the performance of the system.