Do VCs (Verifiable Credentials) Have No Future?
A blog post is currently attracting attention in the identity industry. It is a October 15 post by Mr. Hughes, founder of Trinsic, which provided dece…
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I Will Appear on Fin/Sum 2021 Day 2—What Should Financial Services and Technology Look Like after the Pandemic?
March 17, 2021 at 9:10, Fin/Sum 2021 I will appear as moderator at 。 Fin/Sum 2021 is co-hosted by Nikkei Inc. and the Financial Services Agency, but the Day 2 main-hall program is…
My View of “Initiative Q”
I would like to share my thoughts on “Initiative Q,” whose “Q” invitations are circulating everywhere. Initiative Q is an attempt to create a next-generation payment network based…
I Will Moderate “How Does the Technology Community View Blockchain?” at the Fin/sum 2018 Symposium
This Thursday from 10:45 – 12:00, I will appear as moderator for Session II, “How Does the Technology Community View Blockchain?”, at Fin/sum 2018 in Marunouchi Building Hall…
Who Owns the Data? — European Identity Conference 2018 Featured Session
On April 13, at 9:55 p.m., I suddenly decided to send an email titled “Facebook, mydata, and Self Sovereign Identity” to Martin Kuppinger and Joerg Resch of Kuppinger Cole. Actuall…
“Unresolved Issues in Blockchain Technology” Has Been Published
The coauthored book “Unresolved Issues in Blockchain Technology,” with Professor Matsuo of Georgetown University and others, has been published. It is available from Amazon and els…
The Blockchain Book Coming Out Next Month Seems to Have Already Reached No. 1 on Amazon’s Securities and Financial Markets Bestseller Ranking
A book titled “Unresolved Issues in Blockchain Technology,” to which I contributed a chapter, will be published next year on January 18. It is already available for preorder and, a…
Blockchain: Transformation Through the Democratization of the Source of Trust
At New Context Conference 2017 (NCC 2017), I uncharacteristically spoke about blockchain. I gave my own presentation and moderated a panel discussion. Session 4 (16:10 – 17:3…
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