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"Air is a digital identity platform built on Hyperledger fabric, offering "chaincode" smart contracts and an API for third parties. It uses "XID" tokens based on the Bitcoin blockchain that are transfered upon successful identity transactions and trigger targeted advertising to the user."

similarity in name and purpose makes me think its a new site, but no mention on sphereidentity of sphre.co or any sign of the Air Platform Whitepaper or any other whitepaper.

https://sphereidentity.com/
https://medium.com/@sphereidentity
https://github.com/mark-s/CryptoCoinWhitePapers/blob/master/Air_Platform_Whitepaper.pdf

hey @peacekeeper,

some friends of mine are working on blockchain identities through a user-facing app called Patchwork based on a peer-to-peer "blockchain" database called Scuttlebot.

the full overview of the "blockchain identity" protocol is here. personally i appreciate this "blockchain identity" protocol much more than the usual singleton-based approach. it has an interesting trait of embracing subjectivity over consensus, so for example there is no global registry of names to id mappings, rather each identity can publish messages that map their favorite pet name mappings for themselves and others.

just thought i'd share, have a good one. 😄

https://mooti.co/

"A snapshot of the identity landscape by oneworldidentity.com."
(updated link)
https://oneworldidentity.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/companies.png

re fermat project

https://iop.global/

"With the split from Fermat in June 2017, IoP switched from a centrally governed entity to a pure community project."

"https://ico.helix-orange.com/","https://ico.helix-orange.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/HELIX-Orange_Whitepaper_v1.5.pdf"

Ok, I'll stop adding individual issues. When I'm done I'll go through the whole list, update info accordingly and submit a pull request.

http://singleid.com/ domain abandoned, twitter dead for 2 years.

https://holonet.one/

I've been building a library of resources related to crypto. Since self-sovereign-id is one of my favourite subjects, I decided to focus on it in hopes that the greater identity community would appreciate \ have interest in it. I've begun including resources from this repository and am hoping to open some discussion about how to tag these resources for optimal navigation.

https://github.com/infominer33/Crypto-library/blob/master/toml/application/blockchain-id.toml

Here are the identity-specific tags I have so far:

• 'identification' — this would be the most broad classification and include registries,dns, and all other sorts of non-human digital identification, also non blockchain-specific digital id such as PKI, CA, etc
• 'blockchain-id' —anything tying blockchain to personal identification)
• 'self-sovereign' —For any project where the user is in control of their personal information.
• 'did' —for any project using did, and any other did info
• 'weboftrust' —can refer to the organization, and the concept, (perhaps would be better to have a separate tag for links related to the organization, and another for the concept.)
• 'peacekeeper' —for any links that I hadn't already included in the Crypt0-library database until I started working on this list, often with a quote of the accompanying text
• 'application' for the main page or blogs about a project
• 'organization' for organizations
• 'protocol'
• 'documentation'
• 'ens'
• 'dns'
• 'pki'
• 'authentication'
• 'credentials'
• 'verifiable-claims'
• 'did'
• 'w3c'

The plan is for this into a dynamic web directory, navigable by tags and searchable(which plenty of additional tags for search purposes above are 'top level' tags, potentially a chat bot.. still trying to figure out what application of this database would best serve the sovrin\self-sovereign-id\indy\web-of-trust\greater blockchain community.

Any thoughts, or feedback would be appreciated.

https://github.com/urbit/constitution/

I am the author, but I think it is a useful addition to the list:
http://essay.utwente.nl/71274/

Great resource. thanks. you might want to add

civic.com - Through our decentralized architecture with the blockchain and biometrics on the mobile device, our platform provides multi-factor authentication without a username, password, third party authenticator, or physical hardware token. (Not open source but free basic service.)

Fermat.org (also IoPgo.com) - Internet of People (IoP) offers the world’s only infrastructure with an open social graph, direct access to people and direct device to device communication.

internetidentityworkshop.com (IIW) "the woodstock of identity". Are you going to iiw24 mar 2-4 mountain view CA?

Part of a project co-funded by the National Center for Research and Development (POIR.01.01.01-00-0982/16) in Poland.

http://www.crayonic.com/