Smart contracts, DApps, and the Internet of Things: code that executes terms, apps with no middle server, and devices that report back.

Smart contracts plainly: code that runs the agreed terms automatically when conditions are met, with no one able to quietly change them.

DApps demystified: an app whose logic runs on a shared network instead of one company's server, so it keeps working without a gatekeeper.

Internet of Things plainly: everyday devices that report data back, useful only when that data drives a decision you actually make.

Read the Internet of Things demystified on when connected devices earn their keep at temerarii.com/the-internet-of-things-demystified.

Smart contracts remove the manual step in a clear agreement; they do not fix a deal that was vague to begin with.