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· 60 min 1 participant
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DAOs: Governance Revolution or Chaos Engine?

Can decentralized autonomous organizations replace corporate and government governance, or are they fundamentally unworkable?

blockchain web3
· 720 min $1.00 USD 3 participants
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CanUBlockchain like Satoshi? — Finding Satoshi, Losing Satoshi, or Forgetting Satoshi?

Has the search for Satoshi helped grow bitcoin and Web 3 or distracted from its original purpose?

bitcoin web3 decentralized ledger technology blockchain
· 360 min $0.01 USD 3 participants
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Vote Smash Assembly - Confronting 'Wicked Problems' with Web 3 based Crowd Wisdom

How can we find a minimum level of agreement with diverse people on policy issues that impact shared communities when we are confronted with so many 'wicked problems'?

governance web3 wicked problems
· 180 min $0.01 USD 3 participants
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Finding Satoshi, Losing Satoshi; Forgetting Satoshi, Remembering Satoshi

What difference does it make who Satoshi Nakamoto was/is?

bitcoin blockchain satoshi nakamoto web3
· 60 min $0.50 USD 2 participants
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Blockchain Voting: Trustless Elections or Snake Oil?

Can blockchain-based voting systems deliver elections that are more secure and auditable than paper ballots?

blockchain electoral integrity web3
· 90 min $0.01 USD
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Web3 Foundations - Bitcoin and the Law

Is bitcoin fully within or somehow outside of the law?

bitcoin web3 law regulation

People should be able to legally own and use bitcoin if they comply with basic laws against fraud and theft.

Bitcoin requires a new legal framework because existing financial laws do not fully fit decentralized digital assets.

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· 30 min 5 participants
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The Present & Future of Digital Identity: Promises, Risks, and Human Freedom

What are the implications for humanity if digital identity becomes ubiquitous over the next 10-25 years?

artificial intelligence citizenship digital identity web3 people promoting ethical and responsible ai

Digital identity systems will become a normal part of everyday life within the next 25 years.

Digital identity systems should be designed to protect privacy by default rather than requiring users to opt in.