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The concept of identity is quite polarized in cryptocurrencies. People sometimes forget that Bitcoin was born from a niche corner of the Internet and from the ideal of super-liberalism with self-sovereignty, anonymity and independence at the heart of the treatise.
Of course, cryptocurrencies are involved beyond Bitcoin, and today we have many different views and thousands of projects, some with similar goals and some with different goals. I have.
Concordium is a layer 1 blockchain project that embeds encrypted identities in every transaction that occurs on the network. This is interesting because some purposes go against what the original Bitcoin vision describes.
A brief mini-podcast with Concordium CEO Lone Fonss Schroder provided insight into this. “Many businesses are happening because we don’t know who we’re dealing with,” he claims. Identity is essential to gaining trust in space.
Other topics such as whether the regulation is positive (another that may adapt Maxis), the strength of decentralization, the current market environment, etc. are discussed, and due to time constraints, Dan and Joe Couldn’t dig deeper into Schroeder’s answer, but it’s on the next agenda.
You can listen to the podcast on Spotify here
The concept of identity is quite polarized in cryptocurrencies. People sometimes forget that Bitcoin was born from a niche corner of the Internet and from the ideal of super-liberalism with self-sovereignty, anonymity and independence at the heart of the treatise.
Of course, cryptocurrencies are involved beyond Bitcoin, and today we have many different views and thousands of projects, some with similar goals and some with different goals. I have.
Concordium is a layer 1 blockchain project that embeds encrypted identities in every transaction that occurs on the network. This is interesting because some purposes go against what the original Bitcoin vision describes.
A brief mini-podcast with Concordium CEO Lone Fonss Schroder provided insight into this. “Many businesses are happening because we don’t know who we’re dealing with,” he claims. Identity is essential to gaining trust in space.
Other topics such as whether the regulation is positive (another that may adapt Maxis), the strength of decentralization, the current market environment, etc. are discussed, and due to time constraints, Dan and Joe Couldn’t dig deeper into Schroeder’s answer, but it’s on the next agenda.
You can listen to the podcast on Spotify here
The concept of identity is quite polarized in cryptocurrencies. People sometimes forget that Bitcoin was born from a niche corner of the Internet and from the ideal of super-liberalism with self-sovereignty, anonymity and independence at the heart of the treatise.
Of course, cryptocurrencies are involved beyond Bitcoin, and today we have many different views and thousands of projects, some with similar goals and some with different goals. I have.
Concordium is a layer 1 blockchain project that embeds encrypted identities in every transaction that occurs on the network. This is interesting because some purposes go against what the original Bitcoin vision describes.
A brief mini-podcast with Concordium CEO Lone Fonss Schroder provided insight into this. “Many businesses are happening because we don’t know who we’re dealing with,” he claims. Identity is essential to gaining trust in space.
Other topics such as whether the regulation is positive (another that may adapt Maxis), the strength of decentralization, the current market environment, etc. are discussed, and due to time constraints, Dan and Joe Couldn’t dig deeper into Schroeder’s answer, but it’s on the next agenda.
You can listen to the podcast on Spotify here
The concept of identity is quite polarized in cryptocurrencies. People sometimes forget that Bitcoin was born from a niche corner of the Internet and from the ideal of super-liberalism with self-sovereignty, anonymity and independence at the heart of the treatise.
Of course, cryptocurrencies are involved beyond Bitcoin, and today we have many different views and thousands of projects, some with similar goals and some with different goals. I have.
Concordium is a layer 1 blockchain project that embeds encrypted identities in every transaction that occurs on the network. This is interesting because some purposes go against what the original Bitcoin vision describes.
A brief mini-podcast with Concordium CEO Lone Fonss Schroder provided insight into this. “Many businesses are happening because we don’t know who we’re dealing with,” he claims. Identity is essential to gaining trust in space.
Other topics such as whether the regulation is positive (another that may adapt Maxis), the strength of decentralization, the current market environment, etc. are discussed, and due to time constraints, Dan and Joe Couldn’t dig deeper into Schroeder’s answer, but it’s on the next agenda.
You can listen to the podcast on Spotify here
