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Who is your CTO?
Our Michael V. Khalsa - highly experienced Senior Full Stack Developer. Please read more on our website: http://thegovernment.network |
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Hi OP could I have your telegram please, would like to call you, I have a question.
Of course! Here is my telegram: https://t.me/jens_lievens |
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How do I participate in the Bounty  There is no bounty, however we offer referral grant. Basically, after you purchase minimum volunteer, you can get a referral link to get other people. Consequently, you will get your % depending on your package. |
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Okay, So I skimmed through the ICO, the approach for the token seems confusing. How are you planning token to be used? GOV tokens swap over time for platform tokens, the NTN tokens. The NTN token has a prefixed value at which they are bought and sold on the platform's internal exchange. The swaps are triggered by the growth of and participation in the Government Network. Furthermore, the GOV tokens are used in the Governance of some of the blockchains in the Government network. |
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So, OP doesn't really have a solution to the identity fraud problem without centralization? Ugh, I regret sending merit to this spam ICO  Hi Bluefirecorp, thank you for your enthusiasm in your replies earlier! Not very friendly of you to call me SPAM, no hard feelings, I assume you were waiting for an answer. Apologies for the delay, today was a hectic day. As you pointed out we need to be able to validate that each self-sovereign identity is who they say they are. When working with Self Sovereign identities it has to be possible to verify that the identity belongs to a real person meeting the requirements to be eligible for the service in which he wishes to partake, whether voting, trade, or something else. An example: 1) The person has created his own DID and saves his encrypted private key using, for example, biometric authentication. 2) The DID is registered on the blockchain, along with its public key and an end-point (a way for other users to request identity information from the person) 3) The person can add information to his identity, for example, his student ID number, the information is not stored on the blockchain, the information is only considered 'self-claims' as nobody has validated whether what the person claims is true. -information cannot be stored on the blockchain as this would fail GDPR, even if encrypted. The solution is to store it off-chain in a private ledger, which would also benefit the identity blockchain itself. The private ledger would exist on the hardware of the person and would be stored with an agency, who itself cannot read the data, allowing for the person to recuperate his data when he loses his hardware. The person is able to remove all data if he desires to do so. 4) The end-point allows third parties to request identity information. However what is important is that the person can be validated first and that the validator is indeed who they say they are too (encrypted exchange signed by private keys). For example, an agency can verify the email address and then issue a claim of authenticity which becomes anchored onto the main identity chain. (with no information recorded on the blockchain revealing the actual information. Another example is that in order for the person to validate the claim that he is the individual with the specific in the above example, he would have to pass the procedure which the University has set forward to validate his claim to link the specific student number to the DID, whether manual or automated. An additional level of security comes into claims only being issued once for a specific attribute, such as a birth certificate can only be linked to one DID. -After issuing the claim a receipt of this transaction, containing what type of information, not the information itself, that was shared between each party is stored on each parties private ledger. A hash of this is stored on the identity blockchain (legal proof of permission). 5) The university would be claim issuer and validator, the university would publish onto the blockchain a schema for each type of claim they will issue, the schema defines what type of information is involved with the claim (e.g. name, birth date, country of birth). Anyone would be able to look up this schema and determine what type of atomic information they might request from the identity holder who processes such a claim. (only the necessary amount of information may be requested) For example, the only thing a retailer giving discounts to students needs to know is that the claim is for a currently enrolled student. -The university might also issue a more universal claim that the person is indeed the person as far as it can attest, these relationships then become what we call the web of Trust. (which is very relevant for people without access to a recognized validator such as refugees, as individuals could recognize each other, non-profits could etc.)6) The person will be informed when someone requests information from his Self-Sovereign identity and has the ability to accept to reveal that information or not, with potentially local permissions to automatically grant requests for certain types of information. -The claim validator does not know the details of the entity requesting information avoiding correlation and the leaking of privacy. (the university if asked to validate a persons age, it would not know why or by whom) => Through the web of trust, the validity of claims is built upon, and while a name can be faked, an identifier cannot because of the immutable nature of the blockchain and its trust mechanisms. It does allow people to build up an identity from scratch, such as a refugee, while also allowing a quick entrance from claims issued by trusted authorities such as a government. How identities without validation from trusted authorities operate, and what trusted authorities are within our legal systems, communities and larger economy is a different question altogether. The web of trust will become a powerful tool, one where service providers will set up and work towards additional validation systems as the market grows. The absence of trusted authorities does not stop Self-Sovereign identities to take off. A DID absent of certain validations can be excluded by some service providers requiring those validations. For example, a person might not be able to identify himself with an unvalidated DID in a court. What level of validation and by whom in order to be considered a validated identity has no black and white answer. I would love to continue having a conversation with you, please take into account I am only answering the messages on certain times as these hectic times. Have a good evening. Jens |
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Title: Why Decentralised Identity Management?
Setting: This thread is created to start a discussion on decentralized identity management.
Decentralized identity management – Self-Sovereign identity
Recognised identity
Several organisations are working on creating a decentralised identity solution, yet no solution has prevailed. To date, we remain dependent on our governments to organise and establish our identities for us. This implies that people without official Government recognition have no “form of identity” to participate in modern society.
Digital identity
Furthermore, it is important to realise that our Identity is no longer limited to what is written on our passports; the internet and technologic innovations in data management lead to the creation of our digital identity. Our digital identities show our behaviors, favorite locations, and even the meals we ate yesterday; opposite to our government recognized identities, our digital identity is mostly controlled by large corporations.
The problems with not having access to a recognised identity and the associated exclusion from society are obvious. Our digital identities prove to be more ambiguous in nature, spread out across corporations, governments, and organizations in whose services we participate or we have happened to cross, if they have not crossed us prior. Our actions in these services are gathered into our profiles. Our collective profiles become our digital identity. Stored across databases, ready for abuse, theft, and influence.
While this risk of identity theft brings fear into our hearts, it is not as dangerous as the influence exercised through our digital identities. Silent and unnoticeable, our collective digital identities, or better how they are managed have strong implications in our society. Shaping and influencing minds and actions, justified under what suits the narrative of the day - examples of justifications are the protection of free speech, tolerance and other words with an empowering after flavor.
Solution: Self-Sovereign identity - Take back control.
In essence, each individual has to be given the right to an identity as well as ‘ownership’ of their identity.
The basic proofs of concept of Identity Managment are easy, however, it quickly becomes challenging when covering all nuances.
What is identity in a digital, decentralised context? An identity consists of a unique identifier, representing an individual, along with a set of attributes associated with the identity, for example:
-A Unique ID
-Your Name
-Your Birthdate
-Social information (family, likes, jobs, yesterday’s lunch)
A unique ID in the digital world is a bunch of 1’s and 0’s unique within a particular domain. This could be your email address, or it could be a seemingly random number like ‘did:earth:423dab4dfe3b5’, enforced through authentication systems such as a readable digital identity card, a password or private key, known only by the identity holder.
Returning Identity back into the control of the individual. Requirements:
1) Individual initiative: Individuals take the initiative to create and register their unique identifier or identification number on a decentralized identity management platform or application.
-If created by someone else, there is no assurance we are starting with a clean slate (because the other party might retain the private key or seed). When registered, the mechanism doing so needs to be fully transparent to assure that it is unique.
2) Local storage: Storage of all the associated attributes of our identity remains under the control of the individual. Stored on our own devices, easily moved at our will. Not to be stored on a public ledger; only anchored via the individual’s identifier.
3) Freedom to choose: The individual has the freedom to choose which attributes are associated with their identity, such as their name, birthdate, social information they wish to include, etc.
4) Permission-based verification: The individual gives permission to an authoritative agency which can vouch for an attribute, such as our birth certificate or a KYC/AML check, separately for each attribute, in the process building a web of trust.
5) Right to privacy:
-If another individual would like to look at our identity, the individual decides what and how much detail can be viewed, and for how long they can store this information if at all.
-When the individual does share information, it will be uncorrelated with information we share with other parties, or even the same party at a different time, allowing to build up a secret profile.
7) Right to be forgotten: Whenever the individual desires, they should be able to remove a particular attribute, or even everything associated with their unique identifier, and revoke permission for others to store or see it from that point on.
8 ) Easy and secure: All steps mentioned above need to be easy in operation and managed for the individual in a secure manner allowing for the decentralised identity to be used by both a pre-teen as well a grandmother.
The paradigm shift which will follow the introduction of Self-Sovereign identities into our society will impact all our lives, bringing forward global empowerment of all people.
Creating a Decentralised Identity solution as described above can be accomplished today with recent technological advances, bringing cost-effectiveness, scalability for mass adoption, and universality within reach. Standardized schemas are being developed for how data is formatted bringing universal adoption through a mechanism called ‘Universal Discovery’. As long as all specific decentralized identity management systems follow the enforceable schemas, they can cooperate between one another.
The universal discovery process connects to the correct provider for the resolution of each identity query. If the individual truly has control of their identity data, they are free to move between solutions of their choosing. From that point onwards, economics and value-adds such as performance, regional value, and premium services, along with demonstrably altruistic intentions, determine the dominant solutions.
The creation and implementation of Decentralised Identity Management will send ripples across the world affecting our business and personal lives, it will as well fundamentally change the way governments operate. The evolution towards decentralized identity management is a required shift from current society. It will be a crucial element for the betterment and empowerment of many lives.
-If voting can be organized autonomous and in full transparency, why do we trust a centralized entity to determine the outcome?
-If I comply with all the laws of my hosting nation, why can’t I be anonymous?
-Why do we require a government to validate whether we have the right to exist?
NEXT POLL:
Are we ready for the first operational decentralized identity solution, validated by a borderless sovereign society?
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I am in hospital can anybody invest for me?
Thank you for the support Sxafir! Ask your friends to help you out and become a Pioneer as a supporter of the first Borderless Nation! |
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The Government Network wants you – be a pioneer.
The first borderless nation - creating an alternative for today’s world.
Belize, 2018/09/29. The Government Network aims to build a borderless nation powered by blockchain technology. First of its kind, a political structure married to technology as a leading example of a digital government environment, to create a free nation by the people, for the people. The project is tasked with innovating governance models, impacting the global rule of law, decentralizing politics with technology, serving and empowering its citizens. The framework under which the different branches and procedures of the Government Network will operate will be drafted by a Constitutional Convention. Here, an equally represented group of prominent experts, businessmen, and humanists, elected by our early citizens, will be tasked with rethinking the role of government as we know it. The Government Network is approaching its PreSale. The PreSale starts on October 1, 2018 (10:00AM GMT). This is your last chance to benefit from the Seed Round discount of 50% - JOIN NOW - BECOME A PIONEER.The Seed Round ends on September 30, 2018 (10:00 PM GMT)For complete information, please visit: http://thegovernment.networkTo download the whitepaper, please visit: https://thegovernment.network/docs/The-Government-Network-White-Paper.pdfMedia Contact: press@thegovernment.networkTelegram: https://t.me/GovTokenLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/govtoken/GitHub: https://github.com/GOVtokenTwitter: https://twitter.com/govtokenMedium: https://medium.com/@govtokenYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8aqkIUltx7rts8T0dAAcZQFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Govtokens |
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Good morning ICOethics and Marlboroza,
Thank you for your post, I woke up in disbelief this morning and have done what I can to rectify the situation and regain your trust ASAP.
After a thorough conversation with Gaurav and Genelle I would like to present you their overview of the facts, confident that this will resolve the matter if there are additional questions please do ask as it is of great importance to Gaurav, Genelle, me personally and the project that this issue gets resolved and clarified.
Regarding GreenEMiner, I quote Gaurav:
‘GreenEcoMiner, as it was then called, had contacted our business development reps back in March or even earlier, asking for support on launching an ICO. Following which we had taken part in extensive conversations over Telegram with one member of their team. Since June, nothing progressed, and the team decided to not pursue the project any further. Since June, there has been no conversation with anyone from their team, except once with the same representative with me directly informing me that they couldn't use GreenEcoMiner and had to change it to GreenEMiner. He had also indicated that they did not wish to conduct any kind of free or paid marketing activities for their project and wished to conduct a "Civic-like" ICO, only publishing content about their plans and efforts, and that they were doing very well, reaching all their pre-ICO caps. That was the last conversation with them regarding that - which was possibly prior to their website being up and prior to them being listed anywhere. In addition, there's no documentation from either side regarding joining their team or doing any kind of work with them regarding their ICO, from anyone on the Alpha Bet team (my company together with my partner Genelle). They have effectively kept our profiles on their documentation and website under wraps and any concerns regarding them being a scam is news to us as well, as we have not ever followed up or had any conversations with them since prior to their ICO going public.’
Regarding Undal Tech, I quote Gaurav:
‘Regarding Undal Tech - Unlike GreenEMiner, Undal is actually an ICO that I have spoken with when they required assistance in Marketing and strategy. I have a contract with them with terms of me joining and aiding the project post them reaching soft cap. This was also around June/July, and since then their ICO has been pushed for the foreseeable future. In Undal's case, however, I actually do not feel it's a scam. They tried to run an ICO, hit roadblocks, and then postponed all activity prior to releasing any tokens or accepting any investment. As far as I am aware, they are still working on development right now and partnering with many advisory and financial firms in various parts of the world in order to be able to push out prototypes. If they are implicated in any kind of scam, I have not been privy to it and would like to be made aware so I could possibly address those concerns or, if based on fact, cut ties.’
As mentioned supra, please do not hesitate to ask me any further questions as for the sake of the future of our project, I don’t want any doubts.
Furthermore, if you would like to contact Gaurav directly you can do so via his telegram @GauravArengChakraverti
I hope that the above provides you with clarity if you would like to have a mobile conversation with me to address further doubts please do not hesitate t: @jens_lievens
Best regards,
Jens Lievens
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Three Powerful Factors that Increase Cryptocurrency Adoption in e-commerceGlobal e-commerce is a rapidly growing business domain in our Internet-driven world; within the next two years, the worldwide e-commerce market is expected to grow to just under $ 10 trillion, with a whopping $3.2 trillion in business-to-consumer (B2C) sales. In the light of these numbers, Cryptocurrency has the occasion to reach significant adaptation by becoming a significant means of exchange in this development. However, the following three strategies need to be present in order to ensure such evolution: -Ease of use -Presence of an economic driver -Trust between market actors Ease of useNotice I have not mentioned security, scalability, speed, or identity. Albeit all important qualities, for the end user, these are transparent, just like you expect a light switch to work when you turn it on. If this is not the case, then it is not a working solution, hence these all fall under ease of use. The presence of an economic driverIn order to use cryptocurrency as a means of payment, there has to be an economic driver to do so, this driver could be ease of use or monetary. Currently, some cryptocurrencies provide more stable and/or secure alternatives to fiat currency in some regions, examples of this can already be found in Africa. As trust is earned in the consumer and business areas, the adaptation will spread globally. Trust between market actorsA third crucial element is the ability for market actors to trust one another when transacting, making certain they receive their product or service in a satisfactory condition. Unlike using a credit card, without further safeguards there is no recourse once a cryptocurrency payment is made. This risk factor is often not worth it, particularly if purchasing from an unknown vendor. A solution to this is escrow and arbitration services implemented through smart contracts protecting the consumers and providing them with a way for their funds to be returned if something goes wrong. The Government Network project aspires to overcome these hurdles and develop trust in escrow services, along with arbitration, both for the use of trades on its network and as a service to other platforms. Once a significant portion of e-commerce starts using cryptocurrency, say .25 to 1%, those who do not comply with all three of the above-mentioned elements will have missed the boat, as building branded trust is just as important as the technical aspects of implementation. At that time this will be a billion dollar and growing industry. We, at the Government Network have worked out atomic processes to ensure that much of the escrow and arbitration processes can be automated. Simultaneously, we are working on Identity Management as a critical piece of the solution not just for our citizens, but for everyone. This is a key part of the first quality of the triad of adoption: ease of use. The bottom line is, any new technology to be accepted needs to be easy to use, straight-forward, and trustworthy to the last mile. Notice that the Business-to-Business (B2B) portion of sales is much larger, estimated to be ~6.7 trillion dollars globally in 2020. B2B transactions often require additional safeguards, such as custom smart contracts with stages of fulfillment, multi-signature approvals, KYC and AML requirements, delayed triggers pending a chance for human intervention, penalties and bonuses, and more complex arbitration mechanisms. The Government Network yearns to serve the needs of such trade. Along with escrow services we plan to develop ‘proof of authenticity’ stamps available to merchants providing further confidence to consumers. This can range from simple authentication of the origin of a product to more complex proofs which include ‘fair-trade’ arrangements, and links to immutable multi-step manufacturing authenticity protecting against counterfeit products. The Government Network invites you to learn more about these evolutionary advances that we are endeavoring to build in cooperation with the larger community, from vision to practicality with excellence. Together, let's make our world a better place. Michael V Khalsa, Visionary and Technical LeadFor complete information, please visit: http://thegovernment.networkTo download the whitepaper, please visit: http://thegovernment.network/docs/The-Government-Network-White-Paper.pdfMedia Contact: press@thegovernment.networkTelegram: https://t.me/GovTokenLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/govtoken/GitHub: https://github.com/GOVtokenTwitter: https://twitter.com/govtokenMedium: https://medium.com/@govtokenYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8aqkIUltx7rts8T0dAAcZQ
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Govtokens
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The Government Network - 30 second Overview: What is the Government Network about? The Government Network is building a borderless nation powered by Blockchain Technology, operating from a DAO. Its purpose is to innovate governance one step at the time through the implementation of applications serving direct market needs. Applications include:-Identity management solutions – Identity for all, giving back control to the people. -Escrow and arbitration services – Fuelling free trade, providing a trusted market. -Voting, poling and petition services – Providing a voice and fair participation to people across governments, corporations and communities. The Government Network has 3 core tasks: - INNOVATION: Innovating governance by providing pioneering solutions addressing immediate market needs. - IMPLEMENTATION: The implementation of our governance applications and ecosystem as leading examples for other governments to adopt. - PARTICIPATION: The creation of a governance ecosystem by the people for the people. How will the Government Network expand?-First wave: The government network attracts its citizens by providing them Governance Solutions making their life’s easier, empowered and free. Deploying our applications across nations, governments, corporation, and communities; servicing immediate needs, cultivating Mindshare. -Second wave, one in seven people is unable to prove their identity worldwide. These people will have access to an empowered life through the government Network. The Government Network — creating an alternative for today’s world.For complete information, please visit: http://thegovernment.networkTo download the whitepaper, please visit: http://thegovernment.network/docs/The-Government-Network-White-Paper.pdfMedia Contact: press@thegovernment.networkTelegram: https://t.me/GovTokenLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/govtoken/GitHub: https://github.com/GOVtokenTwitter: https://twitter.com/govtokenMedium: https://medium.com/@govtokenYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8aqkIUltx7rts8T0dAAcZQFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Govtokens
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The Government Network — Vision, Mindshare, Values and AttitudesThe Government Network is developing a platform to innovate governance throughout the world. Through initially focussing on the implementation of applications serving direct market needs, the Government Network will cultivate mindshare and creates the drivers required to support the implementation of its vision of fair, non-exclusive and rational governance for all people, empowering them with the ability to achieve their goals independently.The platform will consist of a network of incorruptible, interconnected decentralized services, each optimized for their purpose, together greater than the sum of their parts. Transparent by design, the platform will operate as a self-regulating entity, governed through an impartial consensus mechanism and constitution, in jargon referred to as a Distributed Autonomous Organisation or DAO. Practical in approach, The DAO is intended to work in conjunction with society as is for the betterment of individuals, communities, and global governance. In essence, the Government Network is aspiring to build the foundation and drivers required to realise its vision, creating the framework — the platform, for others to build upon. Benefits born out of this include: -Enhancements to free trade. -Providing a voice and recognition to all people. -Creation of a global community under the decentralized control of the citizens themselves. -Reclaiming control over personal information. -Improving voting mechanisms, for governments, communities and enterprises. -A stable, accessible and global currency. -Increased efficiency for transaction and information flows. -Judicial processes that highlight solutions and resolve conflict. -The Government Network — a system of check and balances that will evolve with the practicalities inherent to the process of reaching its vision. In this process, the participation of the citizens stands central. MindshareTo realise its vision, the Government Network needs to gain mindshare. While there are various definitions, in this context, mindshare is the collective space in which people willingly participate of their own accord, giving their time, attention, and enthusiasm.
The Government Network will cultivate mindshare by servicing real needs in today’s world in a transparent and open manner. Mindshare brings forth long-term success in the ecosystem and is won by making an individual’s life easier, more fulfilling and free, in the long term. It is won through open and transparent transactions, decision-making processes, excellence, and responsiveness. No one technology can deliver this, rather it is the marriage of technology with values to create a medium for those values to flourish.Mindshare will bring the scale to disrupt, improve, and change patterns of commerce and governance. Through enhanced communication and efficiency, market forces will bring forward changes to manufacturing, healthcare, real estate, law, banking, farming, and almost every other industry — examples include: -Moving from subscription models to micropayments, made possible by new forms of identity management and digital currencies. -Supporting local trade and direct distribution through decentralized approaches, supported escrow services, reducing income inequalities. This grassroots, bottom-up approach is achieved by adapting to the needs of the people with flexibility through geographic zones and cultural values and a universal message of cooperation enabled through the medium. Early ParticipantsBuilding the network, gaining mindshare into the space, engaging hundreds of millions of participants, is a practical journey of many steps and a long-term plan. In order to convince, initial contributors providing resources to help build this Network, the organizers are aware for the need to see shorter routes and near-term achievements to bring significant traffic and real-world use cases to the platform. These tangible services deployed in the short term are required to fuel organic development and kick-start the project to its next levels. We will focus on several verticals which can along with economic drivers, mature into billion dollar industries in their own right within a reasonable time frame. Amongst others, these include: -Escrow and arbitration services for online commerce providing trust to consumers using decentralized currencies. This branded service will be available to various commerce platforms in the world at large, along with the free or low-cost integration of the software. -Voting services and other governance processes developed for countries, communities, and corporations, bringing a cost-effective alternative to current systems, along with proof of trust, while redefining governance and simultaneously increasing mindshare in the Government Network to further its growth. Identity ManagementEssential to a decentralized approach, within a peer to peer environment, is proof of identity to ensure trust and for building continuum. For any solution to be adopted it must be secure, easy to use, cost-effective and universally accepted. It must support a wide spectrum of usage, ranging between complex business trades, simple social exchange, legal purposes, and for regions and communities lacking consistent infrastructure. We will be developing and partnering with others to bring forth identity management solutions as the backbone of the platform. Furthermore, value added scenarios can arrive by serving complex corporate trade agreements and legal requirements to help fund the infrastructure. In ClosingThe public-facing aspects of the platform will now be called ‘The Forum’ which is a DAPP accessible by smartphones and browsers, whereby users can access from one place all of the Government Network and third-party services build on the N etwork. The Government Network project will span decades, its health includes excelling in aspects that bring benefits to participants and incentivizes its contributors in the relative near term. It encompasses developing and positioning ourselves for widespread adoption of certain verticals, and the governance processes all engineered for victory within the practicalities of market forces. An article by: Michael V. Khalsa — Visionary Lead
Jens Lievens — Project LeaderThe Government Network — creating an alternative for today’s world.For complete information, please visit: http://thegovernment.networkTo download the whitepaper, please visit: http://thegovernment.network/docs/The-Government-Network-White-Paper.pdfMedia Contact: press@thegovernment.networkTelegram: https://t.me/GovToken
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/govtoken/GitHub: https://github.com/GOVtoken
Twitter: https://twitter.com/govtokenMedium: https://medium.com/@govtokenYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8aqkIUltx7rts8T0dAAcZQFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Govtokens
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Hello! Your project https://icoholder.com/en/the-government-network-25647 was selected among others and was added to our listing - icoholder.com. Congratulations! At the moment your project is unrated (N/A). You can edit your Page by adding more information about your ICO after verification and also verify team members.  Good afternoon, thank you for the opportunity to be listed on ICO holder! I have just verified our ICO. |
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i got your comment on the forum Bitcointalk and i want to show u that i found it really not working! People do not seem interested in it, and I think your advertising campaign is not good. Also you need an experienced admin and i can do it ! I have a lot of experience managing forums! I can help you manage the bonus campaign, community and more, please contact me by email: taiyeuhuyen13@gmail.com or telegram t.me/huutai12 Thank you for your message. If you have an interest in joining our team please send your CV and credentials to info@thegovernment.network. Have a nice day! |
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