Kim Dotcom wants to build an alternate Internet powered by blockchains!

AUCKLAND, New Zealand (PNN) - October 29, 2015 - Kim Dotcom certainly hasn’t been letting his ongoing fight against Fascist Police States of Amerika extradition charges slow him down. On Thursday, he remotely addressed a startup convention in Sydney, Australia, to pitch his latest idea: an alternative Internet called MegaNet. Dotcom is wanted in the FPSA on trumped up criminal copyright infringement charges thanks to his file-hosting site Megaupload, which had a successful run until it was unlawfully shuttered by the Amerikan Gestapo Department of InJustice division in 2012.

Now Dotcom wants to move on to his next big idea - an alternative Internet free of IP addresses; one that would make it more difficult for servers to get hacked.

Calling into the conference from his adopted home of New Zealand, Dotcom wouldn’t go into too much detail about the encryption he plans to employ, only saying, "We are going to use very long keys, systems that will not be reverse engineered or cracked by any supercomputer.”

Dotcom also called for a decentralized Internet “from the people, for the people.” Someone who has MegaNet on their smartphone would be donating his phone’s processing capability and storage when he wasn’t using it, he said, and Dotcom hopes that with enough subscribers, this would become a formidably large amount of power.

However, Dotcom may not get the chance to develop MegaNet. While his legal team has done everything in their power to delay the extradition process, a New Zealand judge ruled Thursday that enough is enough. Dotcom’s team must now present their arguments against his extradition by November 2.