Blockchain technology is, in theory, capable of providing a censorship-resistant environment. Arweave, a company exploring this option, has recently raised another $8.3 million in funding. The concept behind Arweave is relatively simple to explain. Arweave Makes the Permaweb a Reality The company is confident its self-developed blockchain can provide a censorship-resistant solution. Any information uploaded to the blockchain will remain stored for a hundred years. Customers are asked to pay upfront for this privilege, but the cost equals less than $0.01 per megabyte. If this solution becomes more popular, costs for storing data will continue to decline over time. According
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