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      "body": "<html>\n<p>For reasons unknown to me, I was invited to the \"<a href=\"http://www.cashless-world.com/\">Cashless World</a>\" blockchain panel. The tagline had a promising and pleasant ring : \"Blockchain, separating hype from reality\". As I’m always in for some discussion, <a href=\"https://twitter.com/CashlessW/status/796366701537464320/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc%5etfw\">you could find me there</a> during that rainy evening, on a long table, next to bitcoin-aficionado's and someone from IBM. &nbsp;The discussion/debate turned out to be quite hefty… While I do everything there is possible with bitcoin (hold, trade, mine, host a node) myself, I still consider myself in touch with reality. To some however, bitcoin became nothing short of a Religion, in which this Magical Coin is the <em>nec plus ultra</em>. 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Of that we are sure: an address that sends bitcoin, exists. 2. You can pay to any hash (or to “1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE”), only when a private key exists, the coins can be claimed. There is no way of knowing if someone has access, unless when (1) happens. 3. A wallet exists, but it could be created through a computer program, the owner could have several wallets, the owner could have lost his key, the owner could have given away his key, it could be inherited (or stolen),… There is no 1 to 1 relation between a wallet and its creator. Identity on the blockchain? O RLY?&nbsp;</p>\n<h1>Bitcoin is the/a solution for the unbanked</h1>\n<p>Bitcoin is put forth as the solution for the unbanked, as you only need a mobile and internet access to use it. However, a bitcoin core developer already (jokingly) said that bitcoin would have wide adoption if everyone would have a degree in applied informatics. Financial illiteracy is not going to disappear after installing an app. Technology doesn't replace knowledge, advice, liability. Things a financial institution is often obliged to offer. &nbsp;Furthermore, one could argue that having a bitcoin account still keeps you \"unbanked\". There's merely an account with an intermediary coin on your mobile. You're still not related to a bank and all the additional services a bank is able to provide. Last but not least, using bitcoin increases the dependency of the unbanked on the banked. Or where do you think the miners, nodes, developers are located? Amongst the unbanked? &nbsp;</p>\n<h1>Bitcoin replaces financial institutions</h1>\n<p>The bitcoin whitepaper of Satoshi Nakamoto clearly states it's a way of paying peer to peer without going through financial institutions. While handling payments is an important tasks for a bank, a lot more happens in those huge, thick buildings. &nbsp;We're providing insurance. Loans. Shares. Safeguard your gold. Finance companies. Support communities. Assess risks. Cover liabilities. Facilitate trade. A lot of activities way beyond the bitcoin. &nbsp;People rely on financial institutions because they trust these companies to at least hold the value of the money they deposit. Bitcoin remains a volatile coin. It rather replaces a high risk investment than a financial institution.&nbsp;</p>\n<h1>Bitcoin blockchain is the only safe distributed ledger</h1>\n<p>Let's start with the truth: the bitcoin blockchain is very secure. This amount of security translates in an enormous consumption of electricity, used to create calculation power in the miners. Due to its public character, securing the bitcoin blockchain is of the highest importance. It's open for attack all the time… but surely, in theory, well fenced. Now, most of the power to protect the bitcoin blockchain is located in China. The miners are produced there, labour is cheap and energy for free. <a href=\"https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/chinese-bitcoin-miners-hold-energy-conference/\">With over 80% of the hashing power</a> located in one country, one has to trust the Chinese mining companies to not collaborate and rewrite history. If they do… we won't even see it. Lovely. &nbsp;Financial institutions, with all the regulations they’re facing, tend to setup private and permissioned blockchains. This means the blockchain node is located behind the company firewall and connected through secured channels with other financial institutions. That's private, or rather consortium as they call it nowadays. Setting up a blockchain for own use, is futile. &nbsp;In these private system, we'll set up a rules based engagement system with a central steering party. That's called permissioned. Wouldn't that be a lot safer, less prone to errors, etc? 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      "body": "<html>\n<h2>And I am, whatever you say I am (Eminem)</h2>\n<p>Identity is a key legal aspect, next to property. As such, it's of course also a key aspect of your daily life. You have an ID card, a driver's license, a badge from your employer, a bank card,... a whole slew of items to proof who you are, or, as some defend: <strong>sufficient evidence to avoid being denied your identity</strong>.&nbsp;</p>\n<p>These documents are issued by <strong>trusted third parties</strong>, usually a government or an institution which has to verify your identity (which often results in checking the genuine origin of the documents you already have).&nbsp;</p>\n<p>Now, the blockchain itself has <strong>quite an issue with \"trusted third parties\"</strong>. In our own little context it might make sense, but what's the value of an ID in Syria? Angola? North-Korea? 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That's why a whole lot of effort is put into building an online verified and verifiable identity on a (private permissioned) distributed ledger. &nbsp;Identity is even considered the new gold... but this time it's really hard to dig it up.&nbsp;</p>\n<p>I think we're still looking for a solution. I'll give two approaches on how to handle it:&nbsp;</p>\n<ul>\n  <li>For a FinTech hub, I pitched an idea to <strong>bring the result of a KYC process back to the customers</strong>. As FI, we publish on the users page the <strong>hashes </strong>of the documents we used to check their identity. That means we don't disclose the information but only the unique fingerprint. The more the document is reused, the more companies validate the same hash. <br>\nNow, we're obliged to do KYC, so let's trust the result of our procedure. But... <strong>how is the user page created</strong>? Who ensures that a user creates a page for himself?<br>\nAt a recent conference, I asked this question on a team of banks who just presented their ID solution. Their (imho astonishing) reply \"we left that out of scope\".&nbsp;</li>\n  <li>A Belgian city has a project in which t<strong>hey rebuilt society after an apocalyptic event</strong>, using blockchain technology. In their system, your identity on the blockchain is <strong>validated by your peers</strong>. That means the more friends you have, the stronger the evidence becomes that you are who you are. <br>\nThe loophole in their system: someone has to be the first person, the only one that didn't have anyone approving his/her identity. 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      "body": "<a target='_BLANK' href='https://ipfs.pics/QmUEYtGPazbH8PNw6L5WoR3V64XftaGiZPEDzp3y4gFgQa'><img src='https://ipfs.pics/ipfs/QmUEYtGPazbH8PNw6L5WoR3V64XftaGiZPEDzp3y4gFgQa'/></a>\n\nIt looks like virtual heists will be the next big thing after Pokémon Go. You should have heard about \"The DAO hack\", now there is **BitFinex** where almost 120.000 bitcoins disappeared. \nThe bitcoin lost 20% of its value since the BitFinex issue appeared. Last week, it became frontpage news in mainstream newspapers. Some people - I do understand their concern - contact me, wondering if this is the virtual bankruptcy of blockchain endeavours of financial institutions. \nA valid reason to detail **why the financial world… doesn't care**.\n \n\"The **transactions** of the **cryptocurrency** bitcoin are stored on a **permissionless** **public** ledger: the **Blockchain**.\" The 5 bold blue words clarify my bold statement.\n\n### Transactions\nThe blockchain only stores transactions. These transactions are propagated to the blockchain by other software. Wallets, exchanges like BitFinex, … are interfaces people use to trade bitcoin. If there's an **error in the software** or when someone steals passwords, **unwanted transactions** will be stored on the blockchain. \n\nTechnology is neutral on that account: **the blockchain doesn't read intentions**, it merely stores what is offered. And this storage has not been compromised up to now. The blockchain is not \"hacked\", it is one layer up where things get ugly.\n\nThis discussion is very similar to Daesh (ISIS) using encrypted email. Email as technology is not bad, the intention of the mail sender is. \n\n### Cryptocurrency\nAs a cryptocurrency, a bitcoin holds a value. Even the smallest 100 millionth piece of a bitcoin, holds value. When used as a token rather than as a currency, it still holds value. Over the past years, this value turned out to be volatile. **Financial institutions simply refuse to depend on a cost that can't estimated**... and the European Central Bank insisted on keeping cryptocurrencies of the balance sheets. That might have had some impact too :)\n \nFinancial institutions stay away as far as possible from anything that requires the use something of unpredictable value in high volume transactions. If a currency will be used, it's because it is created by financial institutions or because it's issued by a Central Bank.\n\n### Permissionless\nThe bitcoin blockchain is permissionless. Anyone can join. Anyone can do what (s)he wants, within the limits of the bitcoin protocol. **Anyone can offer a service/software that interacts with the bitcoin blockchain**.  \n\nFinancial institutions are not so fond of \"everyone can do stuff\" things. Their aim is to create permissioned systems, with **legally binding agreements on who can do what**. There is explicit permission required to join the system, which means they know who's interacting with their blockchain.\n\n### Public\nFurthermore, the bitcoin blockchain is public. Literally everyone can see what's going on (take a look at https://blockchain.info/), literally everyone can start a business. **If everyone can use it, no one is responsible**. We all know the shared cow is often milked but seldom fed. \n\nThere is no liability on the blockchain: you make your own wallet, you interact with other people. Actors on the blockchain are faceless, pseudonymous (almost anonymous). \n\nTo quote the Ghostbusters: \"If there's something weird and it doesn't look good. Who you gonna call?\" Financial institutions are looking into **private blockchains** – they're not exposed to everyone. It doesn't imply that a financial institution is setting up their blockchain in their basement, \"private\" merely means that only people or organisations that are allowed will be able to use the blockchain.\n\n### Blockchain\nThe bitcoin blockchain is **old technology**. It goes back to 2008 and is actually quite limited. Financial institutions are rarely/not at all looking at the bitcoin blockchain but at other blockchains, built upon the same technology but solving the child's diseases of the bitcoin blockchain (and usually with a better reputation as well).\n\nWhat happens on the bitcoin blockchain, shifting some coins back and forth, stays on the bitcoin blockchain. With homemade **distributed ledger technology** (the overarching term) like Corda, so much more is possible. Ethereum with its smart contracts, Ripple with its payments focus, Eris Industries, Multichain, OpenChain, BigChainDB,... the options and possibilities are nearly endless and so much richer in options and functionality than the bitcoin blockchain.\n \n**Conclusion**: I do of course feel sorry for the personal losses occurred through the BitFinex \"hack\" (probably an inside job, no). It in fact supports the case of financial institutions working on distributed ledger technology: **trust your bank, they ought to do better**.",
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      "body": "Hi - looks like my post lacks a picture... ah well",
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      "body": "Thanks - I'll see if I can share a few bits & bytes over here :)",
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      "body": "You might have heard the phrase **\"work with the end in mind\"** quite a few times. It's used often when setting targets, explaining a vision, even in workshops. I don't know who cornered the phrase, but I know at least one book that makes an extensive use of it. I'll take you along on one of the most interesting rides I experienced in my life.\n\n**Covey**. Remember the name. I don't know if he invented the phrase \"work with the end in mind\", but he's making a damn good heap of money with it (and so are his wife and son by the way, each rewriting his book for their environment...). Covey is known as the author of **\"The 7 habits of highly effective people\"**. In HR circles, it's a well known book and in all honesty, I could recommend it to everyone. The book changed the life of many people. Let's take a closer look at the habits.\n\nCovey divides his 7 habits in 2 sets of 3 habits and a recurrent one (sharpen the saw, i.e. do it again). The 2 sets will lead to private and public victories. For now, I'll focus on the private victory part. If there's interest in the public part, I'll write a post about it as well.\n\n**Habit 1 - between action and reaction, there's a moment you are respons-able.** Covey states that we do way too many things because \"we have to\", \"others do it that way\", \"it's always done like that\". He insists on taking a step back and realising that between action and reaction, there is a point where we can choose how we will respond to the action. This basically means: you are able to take your life in your hands and face the consequences.\n\n**Habit 2 - have the end in mind.** Covey says that we should do a mental exercise. Pretend you're on your funeral. How do you want to be remembered? What do you want people to say about you? Those things, according to Covey, are your personal key-values. And he doesn't qualify them: \"being a good businessman\" has the same merit as \"be an example in church\". But you have to master the knowledge of your most important values.\n\n**Habit 3 - put first things first.** Now that you know your core values, now that you know you are able to take your own decisions, take your decisions with the end in mind. This means that you should in the first place do those things that contribute to your core values. Find out what you have to do to make a valuable contribution to what you deem most important in your life.\n\nAt that moment, when you're able to live day by day and act with the end in mind, **you realise your private victory** and truly work with the end in mind. You finally reach independence and are able to make your stand and hold your ground in relation with others (and that will be the public victory).\n\nSo, why do we use \"work with the end in mind\" so often? **It makes sense. Plant your flag.** Make sure every step you take is a contribution, a tile on the path to the flag. What Covey uses on a personal level, can easily be applied on a company level.\n\nWhen Alice stepped into Wonderland, she wanted to know which way to choose. The rabbit responded with a question, \"Where do you want to go?\" Alice replied \"I don't much care where.\" **\"In that case\", the rabbit said, \"it doesn't matter which way you go.\"** That's why we have a target and \"Must Win Battles\". That's why we have to think every time: do I do what I do with the end in mind?",
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