Topic: [ANN] [CVC] CIVIC Tokensale Successfully Completed - page 12. (Read 173789 times)
what did just happened on cvc? just a pump i guess... that was nice
It appears to be not needed indeed. But distributed is not equal to descentralized, would not be possible to independently tokenize your info without blockchain, in other words, it would not be possible for the identity owner to have power over it without a fourth party, in that case the designers of the system.
I have a question about civic token, does it have its own network? its own blockchain? I really want to understand what kind of tech it is
I have a question about civic token, does it have its own network? its own blockchain? I really want to understand what kind of tech it is
It appears to be not needed indeed. But distributed is not equal to descentralized, would not be possible to independently tokenize your info without blockchain, in other words, it would not be possible for the identity owner to have power over it without a fourth party, in that case the designers of the system.
Civic has contributed to the Digital Chamber Token Alliance comprehensive report outlining guidelines published today to shape the responsible growth of the token and ICO ecosystem:
https://buff.ly/2K6OFt9
https://buff.ly/2K6OFt9
Civic: a new strategic partner of Gimli
https://medium.com/gimli-project/civic-a-new-strategic-partner-of-gimli-60d9fc436808
“We are pleased to welcome Gimli to Civic’s Partner Network. This collaboration marks another milestone for Civic’s ecosystem and for on-demand, secure, and low-cost access to identity verification services,” said Civic CEO, Vinny Lingham.
yes that's very good news, I am very enthusiastic about this news especially I believe with Vinny lingham that make me believe with this projecthttps://medium.com/gimli-project/civic-a-new-strategic-partner-of-gimli-60d9fc436808
“We are pleased to welcome Gimli to Civic’s Partner Network. This collaboration marks another milestone for Civic’s ecosystem and for on-demand, secure, and low-cost access to identity verification services,” said Civic CEO, Vinny Lingham.
they give progress in the future so we will see this project grow naturally and demand will make the price go up
Civic is aiming to allow for 2 party interaction. They see it as a violation of privacy if you query an authority. Their goal is to make it similar to showing an ID without anyone else being involved. By having a block chain the validity of the issuance can be confirmed without leaking that the confirmation is taking place.
Civic: a new strategic partner of Gimli
https://medium.com/gimli-project/civic-a-new-strategic-partner-of-gimli-60d9fc436808
“We are pleased to welcome Gimli to Civic’s Partner Network. This collaboration marks another milestone for Civic’s ecosystem and for on-demand, secure, and low-cost access to identity verification services,” said Civic CEO, Vinny Lingham.
https://medium.com/gimli-project/civic-a-new-strategic-partner-of-gimli-60d9fc436808
“We are pleased to welcome Gimli to Civic’s Partner Network. This collaboration marks another milestone for Civic’s ecosystem and for on-demand, secure, and low-cost access to identity verification services,” said Civic CEO, Vinny Lingham.
After identity.com Will civic the brand still use CVC tokens or is that purely for the marketplace? Is that the case, then how do I buy into CVC the brand/company.
Almost 5 billion euros revenue last year, and they are Civic's partner. So Civic is already aiming at non-crypto businesses?
Trying to use civic for an ICO we’re advising and haven’t been able to get in touch with anyone via the contact forms on the website.
Uh...hello mcfly! Did you all just miss this post. Guy gets on here and says he's trying to get a hold of CVC to use it for a new coin and they can't reach anyone at the CVC offices....and people on here just keep chatting away at how great Civic is and wouldn't it just be great if Twitter used it.
Is there anyone home in the Civic office? How do we know CVC developers are still working?
distributed is not add up to descentralized, wouldn't normally be possible to independently tokenize your info without blockchain, quite simply, it could not be easy for the identification owner to have power over it with out a fourth party, if so the developers of the machine. Analog compared to that, would be much like Spotify controlling this content over a distributed data loading system
if every validator can acknowledge an open up standard. Then your people can implement an 'identification pocket' against that standard. All it can would be that the stores identity info locally on an individual device. Certainly those are self-claims. Therefore the consumer can get those validated (signed) by validators through the digital signatures.
In the paper it is mentioned that when a service uses an attestation provided by a validator, the validator gets paid a certain amount of tokens. How is this actually enforced? If hashes are stored on a public ledger, can't services simply check for the presence of the PII hash themselves in the corresponding contract, without having to pay the validator?
So $/CVC pairing on an exchange? That will make many people envious. And the exchange only uses CVC for KYC and Login???
I had question on token spending, if a website spends token for KYC verification who will be getting these tokens? Is it validators? Would they control the supply?
Compared to other tokens, Civic has fallen not as much as the others. And that's good, because I invested 1 ether in it and somehow saved my money.
I think the decision to use CVC as a control from Twitter could achieve a double positive goal. On the one hand, the token has undoubtedly strengthened in the strategy of crypto technologies and will certainly add to the price. On the other hand, Twitter is not an organization that likes experimentation, so the recognition of Twitter's CVC is an acceptance of the seriosity of this company's and its I's partners ' intentions. I suggest you draw your conclusions from the situation.
What happened to the search engine tactics for cvc? Did I miss the news? Or is this yet to come?
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