For Entertainment Only:
The Great Bitcoin Debate: A Synthetic Dialogue Across Time - a website where Karl Marx debates Ludwig von Mises on decentralised digital money, Adam Smith analyzes Bitcoin markets, and Ayn Rand frames Bitcoin as the virtual "John Galt Line"
The absolute majority of it was collected manually, once we had a base of manually collected data we used AI for a select few datapoints, such as industry classifications, or detecting use of did:methods in projects documentation. Any AI colected data was then manually checked & approved. you can read about the data collection process in the pdf linked on https://www.weboftrust.org/about
- The w3c DID/VC stack is dominating the space which sounds great for interop but there are major interoperability problems due to 200+ different DID methods for key discovery.
- We indexed them all and show who uses what.
1181 government entities in 105 countries endorse decentralized identity projects. Often by funding.
- The US, Canada and Germany have the most active startups and projects in numbers.
- Switzerland and South Korea have some of the highest ratio of active projects per capita, indicating there is a big push towards decentralized ID in these regions.
- 63% of Identity Projects which call themselves decentralized use Blockchain
- The most used Ledger is Ethereum, followed by Sovrin, EBSI Network, Polygon, 140 ledgers are being used in total
My "agenda" is to give you an impression of a big "hacker" event in Berlin and let you decide, what you take out of it. The event is questionable, but what isn't?
they were taken by a regular visitor who got a free VIP ticket and had to provide all his personal data including macbook serial number and biometrical photograph
yeah ... all talks take place in the same giant room ... you can hardly hear the speaker, projections are almost invisible because the light is too bright.