- Filecoin supports DocumentCloud Preserve Court and government records, even when the original publisher was filmed offline.
- The healthcare and government sectors use Philicoin to protect sensitive data from breaches and concentration obstacles.
DocumentCloud partners with Filecoin and IPF to ensure that important documents are accessible to everyone, even if the original publisher is no longer trustworthy. This is not just a technical storage issue, it also touches on the heart of journalism. This is simply access to a data source that cannot be deleted.
Journalists rely on access to source material. The integration with @DocumentCloud FileCoin and @IPFS maintains government records, legal applications and research materials online, even when publishers are targeted or taken offline. pic.twitter.com/bneizude2i
– Filecoin (@filecoin) June 21, 2025
Fireproof cabinet for the most sensitive files of journalism
Imagine an investigative journalist working on a report on high levels of corruption. He relies on court documents and government archives. But suddenly, his official website has disappeared or is inaccessible due to pressure from certain parties.
Well, documents will remain available through integration with IPF and FileCoin. It depends on the content of the document itself, not on the web address. Therefore, if the site collapses, the data will not collapse.
DocumentCloud currently hosts over 5.5 million documents. Of that number, hundreds of thousands are reserved in the Filecoin network. Interestingly, it's not only new documents that are pushed to this system, but also old files that were vulnerable to previously lost files.
One organization that is actively pushing data to Filecoin has even managed to maintain confidential documents that had previously been removed by court rulings. To be honest, it's like having a fire-resistant earthquake prevention filing cabinet, and anyone with a key can open it.
From courtrooms to clinics, Filecoin keeps important data intact
This partnership is not the only step that Fairicoin is taking to protect public data. Earlier this month, the Internet Archives reported that Philicoin had begun to preserve archives of US government websites.
They wanted to make sure their data was safe during the presidential transition. A Filecoin is a “digital vault” that cannot be disconnected from a power source or pressured by a particular engine.
Furthermore, the network is expanding to other, equally important sectors. For example, in early February, Hippocrat used filecoins and lighthouses to securely store patient medical data. Unlike traditional servers that are prone to leaks, distributed storage keeps data in the patient's hands.
Therefore, if a system violation occurs at a hospital, patient health data will not be leaked. Ironically, this system actually irritates hackers.
Meanwhile, CNF also reported that Filecoin supports storing data about avalanches for enterprise purposes such as KYC records and transaction logs. The main goal is to separate fast execution from long-term storage and pave the way for modular blockchain applications.
In other words, the system seeks to meet the needs of an increasingly complex Web3 world without sacrificing data reliability.
But behind all this good news, the price of a FIL token is actually under pressure. At the time of writing, the price was there $2.18below 4.69% Corrected in 24 hours 9.75% In the past 7 days.
