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    do you think the government would want to use blockchain in the future?

    Samson Godstime Adarighofua
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    Nikhil Bapna
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    Yes for sure... but it won't be government like we know of today... it seems big tech companies will be the government and will control the blockchain apps to run society as a whole. People we vote for will be puppets of the corporations.
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    Vasiliy Shilov
    @nikhilbapna The future of blockchain governance is not primarily in the hands of large tech corporations. Individuals will have more control over their own data and decision-making processes as decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) and web3 technologies gain traction. Individuals and protocols can also have more trust in the security of their digital assets and transactions with the deployment of protected private key management procedures on MPC-TSS. Humanity strives for a future in which power is distributed among the people rather than simply businesses. šŸ”“ Let's make it happen together! #decentralization #web3
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    Vasiliy Shilov
    I'm convinced the government is already investigating the possibilities of blockchain technology. Blockchain has the potential to alter the way governments work due to its capacity to enable safe and transparent record-keeping. šŸ’” Blockchain may give a degree of trust and accountability that traditional systems just cannot match, from voting systems to supply chain management. With the emergence of Web3 technologies, we may anticipate even more inventive blockchain use cases in the public sector. As the creator of a secure private key management system on MPC-TSS, I am looking forward to seeing how blockchain will affect the future of governance and beyond. What cases do you think are waiting for us in the future of collaboration between government and blockchain?
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