The Future of our "Digital Identity" Depends on How the Government's Blockchain Adoption Unfolds

Recently, Joseph Weinberg, a prominent figure in the crypto ecosystem, wrote an article on TheNextWeb highlighting the role of the government and of hyper-connected technologies such as blockchain and IoT.

An early investor in Bitcoin and director at Coinsetter until its acquisition by Kraken FX in 2016, Joseph Weinberg knows his way around the digital currency world. Presently, Joseph is the Chairman of Shyft; the leading creditability network, which leverages an open and unified blockchain framework to achieve greater standardization and efficiency in regulatory compliance and due diligence mandates.

Joseph is also the co-founder and CEO of Paycase, a universal platform company that enables individuals, businesses, and financial institutions to connect to the Internet.

His diverse experience includes business development roles at both Xtreme Labs and Pivotal Inc., where he worked on the world's largest mobile applications.

With these credentials and his involvement in policy making, he says that we have to understand how blockchain transcends nations. We have a look at organizations like the OECD

"Have the leaders of countries collaborated and work together to build Europe while balancing the interests of industry, civil rights, and wellbeing, and government."

He thinks that since the fall of Nazi Germany, a lot has changed and that we live in an interconnected world now.

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The first one says that by the end of 2019, he expects 13-15 The second one is that of the liberty and permission of regulation blockchains and distinguishing between the both. The third one being that the interconnected Digital IDs can be used to enhance services between the countries.

Regulate cryptocurrencies and blockchain services, however, the anthropological points made by Weinberg still holds and might be the future of our digital "identities."