In two years since the introduction of Hyperledger Indy in 2017, the scope of work within its development community has far extended beyond what was initially set in its proposal. To clarify and keep track

NOTE: I’ll be updating this page as things evolve…UPDATE (2018–03–03): The Evernym and Sovrin Foundation leadership is aware of the scammers and it preparing official response and an action plan. The notes

I am all in on blockchain-based identity - Sovrin (www.sovrin.org) in particular. I believe in it totally because it solves so many problems. Problems that made the solution seem invisible - just like

I was reading an article by Robert Hackett (@rhhackett) and saw that Esther Dyson appeared to come down pretty hard on the idea of self-sovereign identity at the World Economic Forum this past week.