/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55417786
I don't think trusting the government with your fucking data is a good idea, government are centralized, we need a decentralized system to manage our data

>>55417786
STFU. That's not going to work.

>>55417786
Government and decentralization is void

>>55418061
JSYK
Government + Decentralization = 0

>>55417786
The government will take over soon. Regulation is coming.

>>55418072
Just like your traditional banks.

>>55418061
It's a promise and they are giving you the best shit. Just leave the decentralized space alone.

>>55417786
You are being tracked.

>>55417987
If you can't trust the government, who can you trust?

>>55418041
The government can guarantee safety, what can decentralization guaranty?

>>55418086
The banks keep all transactions private and can trace any irregularities. That is what the state needs fucking retard.

>>55418294
>>55418302
>government has my best interest at heart

>>55418302
Decentralization is key. Centralization is moder day slavery.

>>55417786
Completely irrelevant OP. Just stick with some ID solutions.

>>55418079
Decentralized Identity to the rescue, you have nothing to worry about, Oreprotocol has the code

>>55418302
use Dexes anon.

>>55418332
No one has your best interest anon. Forget what the government says.

>>55418072
Government shouldn't be involved with crypto.

>>55418294
I'll rather trust decentralized identity management than trust the fucking government

>>55417786
bump

>>55418623
>>Self-custody

A republic is a tool created by the caste of merchants and civil servants to 1/ get rid of monarchies 2/ to base their society on commerce alone (whereas monarchies are based on military conquests and getting rich with the spoils of the victory) with the promise that the caste of servants will keep tabs on the caste of merchants to impose ''competition among the merchants'' in order to ''empower'' the clients.
On the bureaucratic side, the caste of the servants are supposed to ''empower the citizen''. This is the birth of the atheist revolutions in america, in britian, in france and russia. This was 200 years ago.
In a republic the army is the bitch of the public servants and this means the army is contractualized and turned into a commerce, like any other human activity.
It turns out servants and merchants are best friend in private and in public they claim to be like oil and water to keep the theater going... so all the promises of ''empowering the general population'' is rubbish.

Like all the people employed by the civil servants the lower people are mistreated even if they are part of the public institutions, think like the teachers, and the military people too, with very low pay.

The only thing which stands out with the military is that the servants make its spending more secretive than the usual public budget for the crappy public hospitals, public schools and so on.


None of this is a secret. It's the basic propaganda the merchants and bureaucrats have been doing over the last 2 centuries.

>>55417987
Data privacy is paramount chad, reasons why I'm head deep into Sylo and it's network in general.

>>55418573
Regulation is shit. Why on earth they want to know what I do with my crypto? MF looking to get your data.

>>55417786
Reason why I'm anticipating the return of NFT and metaverse. Government won't be able to track this down.

>>55418980
The government can do whatever they want because most people are fucking retarded now and don't read. People are too busy trying to figure out their identity and if they are even human at all.

>>55418684
Not your keys, not your coins.

>>55418623
If there's any talk of digital ID implementation, the least is we are in complete control of it.

>>55418511
With the proposed road map to ORE 2.0, expect an innovative tech for a user-centric digital space.

>>55418547
yeah, no shit Sherlock

>>55419164
Their unique approach to managing Multichain wallets through a unified source is a top notch.

>>55418684
Way forward, get DiD with OreID to back it up as well

>>55419190
Global Name Service will be a game-changer and will tighten web3 security, I'm expecting it

>>55419155
Managing multiple wallet from multichain from a unified source is the way forward, this is mitigating data breach in the web3 space

>>55419190
What's the deal with this 2.0, any difference from the prev?

>>55418980
Are you still waiting, when Active NFT is already doing wonders in web3? Keep waiting, jeet.

>>55419164
Seamless cross-chain interoperability through OREID is now the business of the day.

>>55419190
These legends just forged an epic alliance with RAIRTECH, and it's gonna revolutionize the freaking Rairtech platform. We're talking maximum decentralization, ironclad security, and all that badassery rolled into one.

>>55419475
Normies can wait, but with Bitzing Listaking, NFT owners can earn income from staking even if the NFT is unsold.

>>55418724
Data breach is champion in web2, but DiD have given the goddamn faggots a compulsory retirement, web3 normies can now sell their data for some bucks, sound interesting.

>>55417786
>Can we trust the government

>>55419696
The multi-chain wallets have reduced blockchain complexity, now normies can manage their assets securely without getting worried about mfs

>>55419287
Being able address challenges surrounding the decentralization of identities and rights is a welcome development.

>>55418294
No need for bastards to keep an eye on me, I'm feeling comfy knowing ORE connects web2 identities to the blockchain for a single sign-on solution.

>>55419287
Being able address challenges surrounding the decentralization of identities and rights is a welcome development.

>>55417786
>Fuck them

launch in few hrs, join tg brooo

>>55418418
Self custody is based. The days of data and asset theft is over.

>>55418288
Reason why Digital Identity protocol is a necessity, its game-changing mechanism bolsters security, empowering users with unmatched protection

>>55419346
RAIR already adopted it to make onboarding new users a breeze.

>>55419475
The only NFTs that can connect with offchain APIs

>>55419861
what the fuck loool

>>55419417
It's gonna power more decentralized identity use cases. The new era of DiD is defined.

>>55417786
This is where ChainLink comes in; I'm planning on using thousands of LINK to handle a special ID-exploiting/hacking/spoofing/owning smart contract in order to become harder to find than the ghost of a chameleon.

>>55417786
Based anon. Everyone should be control of their identities.

>>55418573
Like it or not they're more involved than you even know. And their influence would always continue to grow.

>>55418061
Government and decentralisation shouldn't even be in the same sentence jeet.

>>55422865
That's the reason for DiD solutions like Selfkey and Oreid, to take control from back from the government and centralised bodies that exploit users and give it to the users.

>>55417786
>they should make decentralized solutions that will take the power off any single entity,
There is already, do some research newfag.
Just self-custody

>>55422961
Exactly. OREID make self-custody even more seamless for me

>Can we trust the government with our digital ID data?
>they should make decentralized
You realize that would defeat the purpose of a central government and a decentralized protocol?
If the government is going to decentralize anything, it must be itself.

>>55418294
I trust myself. And DiD solutions help me manage my digital ID without compromise.