Presentation from the Track Deep Dive in preparation for Odyssey Hackathon 2019.

1. Odyssey
Track Deep Dive
21st Century Digital
Citizenship
February 8 Ministry of the Interior
The Hague

2. Wouter Welling
Coordinating policy officer
Ministery of the Interior and Kingdom relations
Your host of today

4. 13.30 Welcome and vision of the Dutch Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom
Relations (Marieke van Wallenburg, directeur-generaal Overheidsorganisatie at
the Ministry of the Interior)
13.45 The Odyssey Hackathon – What can you achieve by participating?
(Rutger van Zuidam – CEO of DutchChain & Odyssey)
14.00 Why is decentralized digital identity important for the future of a country?
What are the next technical and societal steps in Digital Identity? (Alex
Preukschat, Director of Strategic Blockchain Projects at Evernym)
Prepare by reading Alex his thoughts on Self Sovereign Identity and the key
differentiator between Blockchain and DLT believers on Medium.
14.20 Developments in the self-sovereign identity domain – working on an
open ledger infrastructure for identity. (Paco Garcia, CTO at Yoti)
14.35 Challenge 1 by the Dutch Ministry for the Interior – Presentation and
Q&A: Next Gen Government Backed Digital ID (Hans-Rob de Reus, senior
advisor at the Dutch Ministry for the Interior)
Program Overview

5. 15.00 Coffee Break
15.15 Open data and data sharing under the GDPR – Current and near future
blockchain and AI developments (Silvan Jongerius, Managing Partner at
TechGDPR)
15.35 Challenge 2 by the Dutch Ministry for the Interior – Presentation and
Q&A: The Privacy Breach Detector (Paul Suijkerbuik, Open Data Expert at
Dutch Ministry for the Interior)
16.00 The vision for Odyssey’s future development – becoming a Tokenized
Digital Innovation Infrastructure (Rutger van Zuidam – CEO of DutchChain &
Odyssey)
16.30 Challenge Presentation and Q&A: Tokenizing the Odyssey Ecosystem
(Abe Scholte, Tokenization Lead at Odyssey)
17.00 Drinks & Bites – Ample time to Connect

7. Marieke van Wallenburg
Directeur-generaal Overheidsorganisatie at the
Ministry of the Interior
7
Welcome and vision
of The Dutch Ministry
of the Interior and
Kingdom Relations
8 februari 2019 | Track Deep Dive

9. Rutger Van Zuidam
CEO of DutchChain & Odyssey
THE ODYSSEY HACKATHON
What can you achieve by
participating?

14. We believe….
technology like blockchain, crypto currencies, AI, IOT,
open digital public infrastructure and the digital commons can
unlock completely new ways of interconnected mass
collaboration
to establish the breakthrough progress we need in all fields of
our society and all sectors of our economy.

16. Ecosystem transformation

18. Odyssey Hackathon
11-15 April 2019
Thursday April 11:
Arrive and register in Groningen
Masterclasses
Opening party in DOT

19. Odyssey Hackathon
11-15 April 2019
Friday April 12:
Grand opening
Validate & pivot
Saturday April 13:
Go go go!
Sunday April 14:
Jury assessment

20. Monday April 15:
Acceleration Conference
Odyssey Hackathon
11-15 April 2019

21. Team selection
Ultimate deadline to register
February 25

24. Alex Preukschat
Director of Strategic Blockchain Projects
at Evernym
Why is Decentralized Digital Identity
Important for The Future of a Country?
What are the next technical and
societal steps in Digital Identity?

25. Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) —
From Identity
to Money
Identity is the new money
Alex Preukschat — Global Head Strategic Blockchain Projects, Evernym
@AlexPreukschat | alex.preukschat@evernym.com | February 2018

26. The Challenge of Now
Technology — Artificial Intelligence/Cognitive Analytics, Drones, IoT, Blockchain,
Robot Process Automation, new payment methods, etc.
Regulatory pressure
Digital natives — The native digital customer has high expectations and less
patience
NewTech — The deconstruction of the value chain and the birth of new business
models
Everyone is your competitor — Competition without limits
Monetary policy

27. PAPER IS THE GLOBAL STANDARD FOR
CREDENTIALS
SAYS WHO?

28. No global digital standard:
BUT IT DOESN’T WORK
IN CYBERSPACE
THE DIGITAL WORLD HAS NO EQUIVALENT
FOR PAPER CREDENTIALS

29. invented
established

30. DIGITAL VERIFIABLE CREDENTIALS
JUST LIKE TODAY, BUT DIGITAL, MORE
SECURE, AND GLOBAL

31. BITCOIN is decentralized money.
ETHEREUM is decentralized applications.
SOVRIN is decentralized identity.

32. These Are Some Of The People Building It

33. PUBLIC BLOCKCHAINS BLOCKCHAIN STACK
Source: Joel Monegro USV
The Blockchain Application Stack
etc

34. Connector
Public or Private Blockchains?
PUBLIC BLOCKCHAINS
etc
Permissionless
Permissioned / Private Blockchains
DLT
Distributed Ledger Technology
Connector

35. Blockchain: Access and Validation
Permissionless Permissioned /DLT
ACCESS
PrivatePublic
VALIDATION
Non applicable

36. Low trust vs. High trust in institutions. A question
of censorship resistance?
Network/Governance More decentralized
Nodes “Anonymous” or Pseudonymous
Low trust in institutions
More censorship resistant
“Everybody” votes
With token
Network/Governance Less decentralized
Nodes identified
High trust in institutions
Less censorship resistant
Few vote
Usually without token
Low Trust in institutions High Trust in institutionsTrust
Public Blockchain/
Permissionless
Private Blockchain/ DLT/
Permissioned
Hybrid Blockchain/ Semi-
public Public-Permissioned
CC BY SA by @AlexPreukschat

37. Why do we have money?

38. How do we define money?
1. Scarcity
2. Durability
3. Homogenous
4. Divisible
5. Transportable
6. Storable
7. Difficult to fake
Characteristics
1. Store of value
2. Medium of exchange
3. Unit of account
Functions

39. How much
time do we
have?

40. The world is a network of 7
billion nodes

41. Want to learn about decentralization?

42. @AlexPreukschat
@LibroBlockchain
@BlockchainES
www.BlockchainEspana.com
www.LibroBlockchain.com
www.AlianzaBlockchain.org

43. www.IdentityBook.info
@IdentityBookHQ
www.SSIMeetup.org
@SSIMeetup
@AlexPreukschat

45. Paco Garcia
CTO at Yoti
Developments in The Self-
sovereign Identity Domain
Working on an open ledger
infrastructure for identity

46. Odyssey 2019 / Identity Track
Distributed Identity / Paco Garcia - CTO

47. Who we are
Installs with over
8,000 per day
Global reach,
government issued IDs
from 160+ countries
London HQ, office in
Bangalore, launching
in US, Canada
person team from
around the world
3.1 m
Privately funded
investment to date
Bank level encryption
‘Privacy by Design’ Multi-award winning
Cross industry uses:
from government to
businesses to charities
$50 m
230+

48. Who really
owns your
identity
online?

49. Who really
owns your
identity
online?

50. Who really
owns your
identifiers?
ID Global /
Unique
Owner
Paco No No one
Alreadytaken@gmail.co
m
Yes User < gmail <
google < .com
TLD < Root DNS
Servers
(+44)3133731337 Yes User < Phone
operator <
OFCOM

51. did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54
DID:
Distributed
Identifier

52. did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54
Public KeyPrivate Key
DID:
Distributed
Identifier

53. did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54
Public Key
Service Endpoint
Private Key
DID:
Distributed
Identifier

54. DID:
Distributed
Identifier
did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54
{
"@context":"https://w3id.org/did/v1",
"id":"did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54",
"authentication": [{
"id":"did:yoti:f84ee5b09eac407da54#keys-1",
"type": "Rsa4096",
"controller":"did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54",
"publicKeyPem": "-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY...ABC-----rn"
}],
”recovery": [{
”did":"did:libre:bdca4e59e0d541d1#keys-1"
}],
"service": [{
"type": "AuthService",
"serviceEndpoint":"https://yoti.com/auth/f84ee5b09eac407da"
}]
}

55. DIDs are Interoperable

56. Use Case
Login
did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54

57. Use Case
Login
did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54
Public
Key
Authentication
Service
Endpoint

58. Use Case
Login
did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54
Public
Key
Authentication
Service
Endpoint

59. did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54
{
"@context":"https://w3id.org/did/v1",
"id":"did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54",
"authentication": [{
"id":"did:yoti:f84ee5b09eac407da54#keys-1",
"type": "Rsa4096",
"controller":"did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54",
"publicKeyPem": "-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY...ABC-----
rn"
}],
”recovery": [{
”did":"did:libre:bdca4e59e0d541d1#keys-1"
}],
"service": [{
"type": "AuthService",
"serviceEndpoint":"https://yoti.com/auth/f84ee5b09
eac407da"
}]
}
did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54
{
"@context":"https://w3id.org/did/v1",
"id":"did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54",
"authentication": [{
"id":"did:yoti:f84ee5b09eac407da54#keys-1",
"type": "Rsa4096",
"controller":"did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54",
"publicKeyPem": "-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY...XYZ-----rn"
}],
”recovery": [{
”did":"did:libre:bdca4e59e0d541d1#keys-1"
}],
"service": [{
"type": "AuthService",
"serviceEndpoint":"https://yoti.com/auth/f84ee5b09
eac407da"
}]
}
BLOCK
N
BLOCK N+1

60. Use Case
Recovered DID
did:libre:f84ee5b09eac407da54
Public
Key
Authentication
Service
Endpoint

61. Because
Identity is
more than
just
identifiers:
Verifiable
claims

62. Mobile app installs adsExamples of Yoti across mu
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYER EMAIL PROVIDER
Pub Pub Pub Pub
Alice’s secure identity container
Pub
Pub
Pub
Pub
PUBLIC LEDGER
Verifiable claims – Privacy by design

63. Mobile app installs adsExamples of Yoti across mu
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYER EMAIL PROVIDER
Pub Pub Pub Pub
Alice’s master secretAlice’s secure identity container
Pub
Pub
Pub
Pub
PUBLIC LEDGER
Verifiable claims – Privacy by design

64. Mobile app installs adsExamples of Yoti across mu
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYER EMAIL PROVIDER
Pub Pub Pub Pub
Alice’s master secretAlice’s secure identity container
Pub
Pub
Pub
Pub
PUBLIC LEDGER
A B C D
Verifiable claims – Privacy by design

65. Mobile app installs adsExamples of Yoti across mu
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYER EMAIL PROVIDER
A B C D
Pub Pub Pub Pub
Alice’s master secretAlice’s secure identity container
A B C D
Pub
Pub
Pub
Pub
PUBLIC LEDGER
Verifiable claims – Privacy by design

66. Mobile app installs adsExamples of Yoti across mu
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYER EMAIL PROVIDER
A B C D
Pub Pub Pub Pub
Alice’s master secretPrivat
e
ledger
Alice’s secure identity container
A B C D
Pub
Pub
Pub
Pub
PUBLIC LEDGER
Verifiable claims – Privacy by design

67. Mobile app installs adsExamples of Yoti across mu
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYER EMAIL PROVIDER
A B C D
Zero Knowledge Proof
Disclosure
Pub Pub Pub Pub
Alice’s master secretAlice’s secure identity container
A B C D
Pub
Pub
Pub
Pub
PUBLIC LEDGER
Privat
e
ledger
Verifiable claims – Privacy by design

68. Facial Recognition
Age Scan
Facial Anti-spoofing
Face Scan
Behavioural biometrics
Lip reading biometrics
What about
biometrics?
Speaker Identification

69. Yoti is the
new way
to prove
your
identity
3.1
MILLION
downloads
Thank
you!

71. Hans-Rob de Reus
Senior advisor at the Dutch Ministry for
the Interior
Challenge 1 by the Dutch
Ministry for The Interior -
Presentation and Q&A
Next Gen Government Backed
Digital ID

72. Next Gen Digital ID

73. Next Gen Digital ID
AMBITION
Our ambition is for all citizens in The Netherlands to be
able to prove their identity (provide attributes) on the
internet with a high level of trust and ease of use.

74. Next Gen Digital ID
THE CHALLENGE
Creating a potentially Dutch government-backed next-generation digital identity
for adoption throughout Europe, with the citizen, not the government, as the
starting point. The Dutch Ministry of the Interior challenges you to come up with
a truly new approach to reliably, easily establishing a digital identity (using real-
world identification such as a passport).
To enable widespread testing in practice and, if successful, in order for the Dutch
government to confirm and present the solution as suitable for private markets
throughout Europe, it must potentially function on all devices commonly owned
by the general public, empower the citizen (user) to have control over their own
attributes and the level of the system/bridge must be ‘substantial’(level
Substantial eIDAS).
Let me explain the above a bit more….

75. Next Gen Digital ID
The challenge in a nutshell
myTax
myPension
myeHealth
BSN
BSN
BSN
BSN
13,5 mln citizens
BSN = Citizen (Burger)
Service Number
Develop an App that delivers
the attribute BSN on a level of
assurance eIDAS Substantial
in the C2G domain.
Optional:
• lastname
• firstname
• date of birth
• …
C2B
C2G

76. Next Gen Digital ID
What is the starting point in NL?
Citizen
Administration
BSN = Citizen (Burger)
Service Number
myTax
myPension
myeHealth
BSN
BSN
BSN
Show your identity online C2G
BSN
✓ 13,5 mln users
(NL population 17 mln)
✓ 280 mln authentications per year
✓ more than 600 connected organizations
BSN
How many have a smartphone
Show your identity

77. Next Gen Digital ID
What is the starting point in NL?
Citizen
Administration
BSN = Citizen (Burger)
Service Number
myTax
myPension
myeHealth
BSN
BSN
BSN
Show your identity online C2G
BSN
✓ 13,5 mln users
(NL population 17 mln)
✓ 280 mln authentications per year
✓ more than 600 connected organizations
BSN
How many have a smartphone
Show your identity
1
2
3
4

78. Next Gen Digital ID
Available assets for the challenge
1 Citizen Administration (stub)
Available data:
• passport photo
• lastname
• firstname
• date of birth
• place of birth
• documentnumber ID
• BSN
2 ID smartcards (specimen)
Both contain a chip with
NFC readable data:
• passport photo
• lastname
• firstname
• date of birth
• place of birth
• documentnumber ID
• BSN
BSN
3
4
User login for C2G (testaccounts)
Bring your own smartphone

79. Next Gen Digital ID
What is the challenge?
Designing the onboarding process as a self service deployment AND meets the
requirement of LoA eIDAS Substantial!
The procedure to prove and verify the
identity of a “Person” applying for the
issuance of electronic identification
means.
Strong identity verification check in the
onboarding process.

80. Next Gen Digital ID
Suggested use cases
1. Initial onboarding: getting the BSN-attribute loaded in the App on LoA Substantial.
2. Using the App providing the BSN to a service provider
3. Losing/getting a new smartphone, loading the App again
myTax
myPension
myeHealth
BSN
BSN
BSN
BSN

81. Next Gen Digital ID

83. COFFEE BREAK

85. Silvan Jongerius
Managing Partner at TechGDPR
Open Data and Data Sharing
Under the GDPR
Current and near future
blockchain and AI
developments

87. Challenge 2 by the Dutch Ministry for
the Interior – Presentation and Q&A
The Privacy Breach Detector
Paul Suijkerbuik
Open Data Expert at Dutch Ministry for the Interior

89. The Vision for Odyssey’s Future Development
Becoming a Tokenized Digital Innovation Infrastructure
Rutger van Zuidam
CEO of DutchChain & Odyssey

92. <PROBLEM>
Funding the digital commons

93. <PROBLEM>
BUIDLRS, Investors and Users
are misaligned for collaboration and mass adoption

95. <CURRENT MODEL>
High (VC/ Startup) risk
High stress
High dependency on ownership
Result?

96. <CHALLENGE>
to create an investment vehicle
that aligns investors with builders
to drive mass adoption for new, ownerless protocols,
while mitigating the risk of startup failure.
to make the digital commons economically viable!

98. <IMAGINE>

99. DAO Concept:
- Ownerless (No shares)
- Open source
- Certificates for votes
- Certificates for revshare
- Balanced stakehodlers
- Capped multiplier
- Non speculative
- Regulated
- Governance model

101. ENABLING
Shared drive for adoption + lowest cost
Collaboration between competitors
Turning costs into revenuestream + asset
Elimination of startup failure risks
Merging and forking

103. <EXPLORATION>
Token design(s)
Dashboards
PIPs
Voting + review + approval system
Market price adjusting mechanisms
Interfaces

108. Challenge Presentation and Q&A
Tokenizing the Odyssey Ecosystem
Abe Scholte
Tokenization Lead at Odyssey

110. <GOAL>
Creating the prototype of a Protocol Investment Vehicle
by creating a DAO/Tokenized Ecosystem

111. <ECOSYSTEMS>
self-sustainable | community-driven | complex
inter-connected | circular flow of energy & information

112. <TOKENS>
Information carrier | who contributed what?
transactions (of resources) | measures value

113. <TOKENS>
Source: https://medium.com/paratii/on-the-immaturity-of-tokenized-value-capture-mechanisms-1fde33f2bc8e
adapted by Ocean Protocol

114. <BUIDL TIME!>
Team | Strategy | Tools

115. <TEAM>

116. Source: https://outlierventures.io/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Token-Ecosystem-Creation-Outlier-Ventures-PDF.pdf

117. <STRATEGY>

118. <STRATEGY>
Collaboration
Think in complex systems
Evidence based around experimentation
Pragmatic not dogmatic
Agile

119. Tom Wujec: Build a Tower, Build a Team

120. Source: tokenengineering.net
<TOOLS>

121. Source: Michael Zargham | BlockScience

122. Entity
Investment
Vehicle
<THE GOAL>

123. Entity
Investment
Vehicle
Build to
simulate/model
the solution
<THE GOAL>

124. Entity
Investment
Vehicle
? ? ?
Build to
simulate/model
the solution
Imagine / Explore and
DESCRIBE
<THE GOAL>

125. Source: XKCD | Efficiency

126. <A KIND REMINDER>
Hackathon dates

128. The End of Plenary Program - Time to Connect
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