sub0 Asia 2024 - six (CCTF DAO)
summary
Claims a working government stack: a private Substrate chain deployed in Denpasar with Mandola chain pilots, a public connector called G6 chain, on-chain identity registry and P-tracing anti-fraud for cross‑chain transfers. Adds a legal-teleport extension and ZK cross-chain proofs, runs on a WASM OS with battle-tested hardware stored inside national borders. Early pilots for certificates (Bola), judiciary (Liberland) and treasury tracking are underway and moving toward production.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Joining Polkadot ecosystem
- 1:48Governance systems compared
- 3:56Legal challenges in blockchain
- 5:21Onchain identity for governments
- 7:52Balinese village governance
- 10:24Secure voting mechanisms
- 11:54Legal barriers in governments
- 14:01Mass adoption barriers
- 15:49Privacy challenges in blockchain
- 17:32G6 chain for governments
- 20:24Blockchain in government services
- 22:51Projects for collaboration
- 24:39Decentralized governance in Bali
- 25:27Q&A
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