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Over the last several years, Blockchain Commons has developed numerous technologies meant to improve the independence, privacy, resilience, and openness of the internet, to allows users true self-sovereignty. The earliest technologies have been adopted by many third-p...


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Most of my identity advocacy work in the United States has been in Wyoming. They’ve been very open to the goals of self-sovereignty and as a result we’ve passed laws such as private key protection and we’ve defined digital identity as being controlled by an individual’s principal authority. So it’s great to see another jurisdiction, which I have been less directly involved with,...

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It’s been more than ten years since I founded the Rebooting the Web of Trust workshop with the goal of reimagining the peer-to-peer web of trust first popularized by Pretty Good Privacy (PGP). The idea of decentralized identity was at the heart of the workshop from the start, but work on it accelerated following the first workshop when I wrote “The Path to Self-Sovereign Identit...

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Most of my identity advocacy work in the United States has been in Wyoming. They’ve been very open to the goals of self-sovereignty and as a result we’ve passed laws such as private key protection and we’ve defined digital identity as being controlled by an individual’s principal authority. So it’s great to see another jurisdiction, which I have been less directly involved with,...

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What happened at Blockchain Commons in 2025? It turned out to be a very busy year, with us advancing several totally new technologies, as well as continuing on with some of our biggest ongoing priorities. Here’s the year in review! Community Support As we wrote in 2024, our goal is “the creation of open, interoperable, secure & compassionate digital infrastructure”, but we c...

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