And the winner is Civic CVC. With Civic, all your personal information is encoded and encrypted on your phone using the Civic Secure Identity App, and you can share it safely and smoothly with any organization or website that is a Civic partner. In this way, IDV can be done much faster and more smoothly, and Civic never actually sees your personal data; only you can the service provider do.
https://medium.com/faast/is-civic-cvc-a-good-long-term-buy-e09060122e94
Topic: Selfkey (KEY), TheKey (TKY) or Civic (CVC), which one will be the winner? (Read 1587 times)
August 08, 2018, 08:43:23 AM
May 19, 2018, 03:13:07 AM
All these coins are featured in this video for top altcoins in May 2018. I think identity project will play an important role in blockchain industry.
https://bestcrypto.tv/1427/top-altcoins-for-may-2018/
https://bestcrypto.tv/1427/top-altcoins-for-may-2018/
April 22, 2018, 08:10:33 AM
Hi I am Korean.
I anticipate thekey's victory.
Thekey has a big partner called neo.
There is a clear market.
It is very stable.
Thekey is preparing to enter the world market.
It was not listed on the major exchanges.
Chinese market opening buff remains.
good luck!
I still have strong belief in TKY because this is one of the best projects in January 2018. I think TKY will definitely enter big markets in the earliest time because TKY prices have dropped a lot recently and this is a very good opportunity for you to buy now because of me. I believe TKY will soon reach $ 1 this year. Just keep TKY and you can become a millionaireI anticipate thekey's victory.
Thekey has a big partner called neo.
There is a clear market.
It is very stable.
Thekey is preparing to enter the world market.
It was not listed on the major exchanges.
Chinese market opening buff remains.
good luck!
April 19, 2018, 08:18:45 AM
Hi I am Korean.
I anticipate thekey's victory.
Thekey has a big partner called neo.
There is a clear market.
It is very stable.
Thekey is preparing to enter the world market.
It was not listed on the major exchanges.
Chinese market opening buff remains.
good luck!
I still have strong belief in TKY because this is one of the best projects in January 2018. I think TKY will definitely enter big markets in the earliest time because TKY prices have dropped a lot recently and this is a very good opportunity for you to buy now because of me. I believe TKY will soon reach $ 1 this year. Just keep TKY and you can become a millionaire I anticipate thekey's victory.
Thekey has a big partner called neo.
There is a clear market.
It is very stable.
Thekey is preparing to enter the world market.
It was not listed on the major exchanges.
Chinese market opening buff remains.
good luck!
April 19, 2018, 08:14:23 AM
I got myself Selfkey or Thekey. The one which is on kucoin. Maybe both of them are on kucoin.
Thanks for explaining their differences, actually I'd get CVC if I 'd made more research. Anyway I like the concept, they all are kinda winners
Thanks for explaining their differences, actually I'd get CVC if I 'd made more research. Anyway I like the concept, they all are kinda winners
April 19, 2018, 07:20:58 AM
The key is good, the ceo is an award winning lady, a hero in her homeland in China. The key is to do with identity although there is no test net until like end of year so it’s longterm hold. I think it will take off in long run
April 18, 2018, 02:11:47 AM
With the present situation of the market, we cannot simply conclude which one is better and which one is not. So all of them built some community and people are supporting those coins the market when we check their daily volumes. I hope all of them has the ability to secure a significant mark in the crypto world.
April 18, 2018, 02:06:36 AM
Hi I am Korean.
I anticipate thekey's victory.
Thekey has a big partner called neo.
There is a clear market.
It is very stable.
Thekey is preparing to enter the world market.
It was not listed on the major exchanges.
Chinese market opening buff remains.
good luck!
I anticipate thekey's victory.
Thekey has a big partner called neo.
There is a clear market.
It is very stable.
Thekey is preparing to enter the world market.
It was not listed on the major exchanges.
Chinese market opening buff remains.
good luck!
April 17, 2018, 11:43:45 AM
A project like this requires government backing and so far only THEKEY has got links to the government and is actually rolling it out in various provinces. NEO is a great platform so this is going to be the best option out of the three
April 17, 2018, 07:41:46 AM
2. An assumption is - the party you interact with will need to be also enrolled on the platform. E.g.: if you have a SSI with Selfkey and you need to interact with party X - if party X itself does not have a Selfkey SSI then you are stuck.
3. A further assumption is that there will be widespread adoption....ain't ever going to happen. All fintech or companies requiring KYC or AML compliance - need to do independently - especially if they are operating under a strict jurisdiction /regulatory framework. Large fintechs would want participation and influence in the design of the algorithms and mechanisms. To make matters worse - smart contracts are still considered experimental so, which multi-billion corporate would leave their reputation to chance? Some ICOs might use these solutions, but I don't see any fintechs who would take the plunge.
Lastly - most of them use blockchain/DLT as a facade for some new cutting edge innovation. Rather, they can be achieved with "traditional" technology. The only difference is - you, as the end user will have to purchase their specific token to interact with the platform.
3. A further assumption is that there will be widespread adoption....ain't ever going to happen. All fintech or companies requiring KYC or AML compliance - need to do independently - especially if they are operating under a strict jurisdiction /regulatory framework. Large fintechs would want participation and influence in the design of the algorithms and mechanisms. To make matters worse - smart contracts are still considered experimental so, which multi-billion corporate would leave their reputation to chance? Some ICOs might use these solutions, but I don't see any fintechs who would take the plunge.
Lastly - most of them use blockchain/DLT as a facade for some new cutting edge innovation. Rather, they can be achieved with "traditional" technology. The only difference is - you, as the end user will have to purchase their specific token to interact with the platform.
There is universal resolver in the works which is working towards a global standard and interoperability. https://medium.com/decentralized-identity/a-universal-resolver-for-self-sovereign-identifiers-48e6b4a5cc3c
None of these players are on this project. My bet is that you should be looking at Veres one, Uport and Sovrin.
Here's the spec:
https://w3c-ccg.github.io/did-spec/
We are trying to figure out which technology to invest in...
Thanks.
Infact, I am currently working with and trying to implement a Sovrin solution - that's why I think these 3 current solutions are only in it for the $$$$...they lack substance as far as true DID/SSI solutions are concerned.
The people behind these projects are opportunistic alright as they have realized the KYC/AML/ID management to be a major bane...and now capitalized on it
KYC/AML/ID is a real pain. We are giving uPort and Sovrin a deeper look. Now our PoC is with uPort. How do you interface from web to Sovrin / Hyperledger? The KYC data needs to be loaded from an app and stored. We think p2p like functionality on data storage should be used. How do you handle private key storage? What do you think of the Sovrin token? The fact that government issued IDs are in question could slow down adoption a lot. Do you see that a trusted authority here could be a bank?
April 06, 2018, 02:27:34 AM
It is true that it is a black period. But trust the market will start running again.
Selfkey in my opinion is the winning one
Selfkey in my opinion is the winning one
April 06, 2018, 02:24:56 AM
Right now it seems to me that I have not really bothered anyone. They are losing everyone. The large lobbies were all set against the cryptorvolution
April 06, 2018, 02:11:48 AM
2. An assumption is - the party you interact with will need to be also enrolled on the platform. E.g.: if you have a SSI with Selfkey and you need to interact with party X - if party X itself does not have a Selfkey SSI then you are stuck.
3. A further assumption is that there will be widespread adoption....ain't ever going to happen. All fintech or companies requiring KYC or AML compliance - need to do independently - especially if they are operating under a strict jurisdiction /regulatory framework. Large fintechs would want participation and influence in the design of the algorithms and mechanisms. To make matters worse - smart contracts are still considered experimental so, which multi-billion corporate would leave their reputation to chance? Some ICOs might use these solutions, but I don't see any fintechs who would take the plunge.
Lastly - most of them use blockchain/DLT as a facade for some new cutting edge innovation. Rather, they can be achieved with "traditional" technology. The only difference is - you, as the end user will have to purchase their specific token to interact with the platform.
3. A further assumption is that there will be widespread adoption....ain't ever going to happen. All fintech or companies requiring KYC or AML compliance - need to do independently - especially if they are operating under a strict jurisdiction /regulatory framework. Large fintechs would want participation and influence in the design of the algorithms and mechanisms. To make matters worse - smart contracts are still considered experimental so, which multi-billion corporate would leave their reputation to chance? Some ICOs might use these solutions, but I don't see any fintechs who would take the plunge.
Lastly - most of them use blockchain/DLT as a facade for some new cutting edge innovation. Rather, they can be achieved with "traditional" technology. The only difference is - you, as the end user will have to purchase their specific token to interact with the platform.
There is universal resolver in the works which is working towards a global standard and interoperability. https://medium.com/decentralized-identity/a-universal-resolver-for-self-sovereign-identifiers-48e6b4a5cc3c
None of these players are on this project. My bet is that you should be looking at Veres one, Uport and Sovrin.
Here's the spec:
https://w3c-ccg.github.io/did-spec/
We are trying to figure out which technology to invest in...
Thanks.
Infact, I am currently working with and trying to implement a Sovrin solution - that's why I think these 3 current solutions are only in it for the $$$$...they lack substance as far as true DID/SSI solutions are concerned.
The people behind these projects are opportunistic alright as they have realized the KYC/AML/ID management to be a major bane...and now capitalized on it
April 05, 2018, 12:36:15 PM
2. An assumption is - the party you interact with will need to be also enrolled on the platform. E.g.: if you have a SSI with Selfkey and you need to interact with party X - if party X itself does not have a Selfkey SSI then you are stuck.
3. A further assumption is that there will be widespread adoption....ain't ever going to happen. All fintech or companies requiring KYC or AML compliance - need to do independently - especially if they are operating under a strict jurisdiction /regulatory framework. Large fintechs would want participation and influence in the design of the algorithms and mechanisms. To make matters worse - smart contracts are still considered experimental so, which multi-billion corporate would leave their reputation to chance? Some ICOs might use these solutions, but I don't see any fintechs who would take the plunge.
Lastly - most of them use blockchain/DLT as a facade for some new cutting edge innovation. Rather, they can be achieved with "traditional" technology. The only difference is - you, as the end user will have to purchase their specific token to interact with the platform.
3. A further assumption is that there will be widespread adoption....ain't ever going to happen. All fintech or companies requiring KYC or AML compliance - need to do independently - especially if they are operating under a strict jurisdiction /regulatory framework. Large fintechs would want participation and influence in the design of the algorithms and mechanisms. To make matters worse - smart contracts are still considered experimental so, which multi-billion corporate would leave their reputation to chance? Some ICOs might use these solutions, but I don't see any fintechs who would take the plunge.
Lastly - most of them use blockchain/DLT as a facade for some new cutting edge innovation. Rather, they can be achieved with "traditional" technology. The only difference is - you, as the end user will have to purchase their specific token to interact with the platform.
There is universal resolver in the works which is working towards a global standard and interoperability. https://medium.com/decentralized-identity/a-universal-resolver-for-self-sovereign-identifiers-48e6b4a5cc3c
None of these players are on this project. My bet is that you should be looking at Veres one, Uport and Sovrin.
Here's the spec:
https://w3c-ccg.github.io/did-spec/
We are trying to figure out which technology to invest in...
April 05, 2018, 06:48:52 AM
I think Self Key have made some really impressive progress over the last 2 months. I was originally a Civic maximalist but now I'm considering backing 2 horses in this race
April 03, 2018, 10:34:45 PM
I like all three projects and their teams. Own key and tky since those are lower marketcaps than civic.
April 03, 2018, 08:25:56 PM
I wold think all three can succeed since there is such a need for decentralized identity. SelfKey has one of its partners PolyMatch which could potentially be the next strong securities platform and they will need to tackle identity. So these sidelines investors are ready to jump once regulation is clear and this will need identity KYC etc. So the potential is huge.
March 23, 2018, 02:53:48 PM
I vote for TheKey TKY, simply because of below reasons:
1. It is recognised by Chinese government. They are supported by several governmental organisations which is totally a good advantage
2. It is Neo token. Neo ecosystem is shiny compared to Ethereum. 2018 will be the year of Neo ecosystem
3. Their CEO is a winner. That lady is succesful, hardworking, ambitious and charismatic. I think he is going to be the most famous woman in cryptocurrency world
I am serious above. Invested in TKY because of above reasons
1. It is recognised by Chinese government. They are supported by several governmental organisations which is totally a good advantage
2. It is Neo token. Neo ecosystem is shiny compared to Ethereum. 2018 will be the year of Neo ecosystem
3. Their CEO is a winner. That lady is succesful, hardworking, ambitious and charismatic. I think he is going to be the most famous woman in cryptocurrency world
I am serious above. Invested in TKY because of above reasons
March 22, 2018, 09:52:18 AM
Personally I think this is a big enough market for all three of them to succeed . Of course there will be more competition as it goes but they have early movers advantage
March 22, 2018, 09:26:19 AM
I too long chose between them and could not choose. I decided to take Neo instead of them 
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