This article is the second of a two-part which sets out our stall for our view of the future of identity (part one titled ‘Why the web can’t fix digital identity’). Digital identity on the internet can be made to work, but it needs to be thought about as a…

Most digital identity systems fail because they try to be all things to all people. They have been plagued since the advent of the world wide web (“www”) because the www was not designed with programming, privacy or security as a requirement; it was designed as a flexible mechanism for…

This publication has been six years in the making. It began back in 2015 during the euphoric second wave of crypto innovation epitomised by the launch of Ethereum. At that time it seemed that digital nirvana, or at least comparative serenity, would be reached within in a couple of years…