First Blockchain-Based Membership Certificate in China

[jdarren]

https://news.8btc.com/bytom-gave-birth-to-the-first-blockchain-based-membership-certificate-in-china

Bytom blockchain is the first to implement their protocol to membership certificates in China to help with achieving traceability, verifiability, and permability (timestamp). Trusted identity certifications is something that needs to be achieved in most countries so I found it pretty cool that China was the first to do so.

[rmilly]

Definitely needs to be implemented in a ton of countries. It would be interesting to find out how many people do not have one or are unaccounted for

[MATHReX]

Now, this is another great use case of blockchain technology.
I hope other countries follow this suit too. This will seriously make complicated memberships which require tons of paperwork, a cakewalk process.
I really hope for the property business to turn around and use blockchain for simplification of buying, renting and other purposes.

[Whaletale]

Adoption is key and we are good that blockchain is getting to the mainstream soon cause this is another achievement for the crypto world base on the China ban of mining and yet still adopting the blockchain technology which is to say we are in right track but some things need to be put in place to get things working and smooth.

[ccryptopark]

I think the underlying use case of blockchain here is smart. Especially for china. A country that has the strictest regulations. I don't know if they will ever get around to using crypto for a while but definitely utilize blockchain.

[Surrapatt]

This is something very extraordinary because China is an advanced and densely populated country, of course it will be very good for them especially in terms of blockchain certificates, and hopefully in other countries they can also follow this good example.

[davis196]

https://news.8btc.com/bytom-gave-birth-to-the-first-blockchain-based-membership-certificate-in-china

Bytom blockchain is the first to implement their protocol to membership certificates in China to help with achieving traceability, verifiability, and permability (timestamp). Trusted identity certifications is something that needs to be achieved in most countries so I found it pretty cool that China was the first to do so.

What the hell is an identity certificate?To me,it sounds like a digital ID that is transparent and publicly available.Imagine if your real government ID is publicly available.That would be a nightmare.

[Nalbo]

Definitely not what expected from cryptocurrency but as the saying goes, dance according to tune, it's for better of all that crypto dances according to the tunes of authorities in order to reach a large number of people and make them aware of the possibilites and benefit of using crypto.

[alexcopper]

Having Bytom be the first blockchain to implement such a large task is saying something for the use case and blockchain itself. I think this will take well for most countries who are looking to find a system that helps account for every individual for lots of reasons