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Webinar: Designing Dapps and the rise of Decentralized Identity

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ArcBlock joins Topio Networks to deliver a masterclass webinar on designing DApps and the rise of Decentralized Identity

ArcBlock's CEO Robert Mao will join Topio Networks on May 14th, 2020 to give a masterclass for developers, app builders, and businesses on how to plan, design and create real-world decentralized applications. This live webinar will cover a range of topics including the increasiingly popular concept of Decentralized Identity, and identifying how companies and users can benefit from ArcBlock's easy-to-use technologies to minimize activities such as collection of PII, creation of new user programs like loyalty points and non-fungible tokens, or how existing legacy user databases can be onboarded into these new decentralized systems.

Webinar Description

Decentralized applications (DApps) have continued to gain market share in the evolving landscape of applications as the next version of the internet comes to rise. ArcBlock has been at the forefront of that charge transforming the way blockchain-enabled applications and services are developed, managed, and deployed by reimaging how these services are going to be created in the years ahead.

During this masterclass, we will focus on helping you prepare, plan, and design real-world decentralized applications (DApps) going in-depth on:

  • Key advantages DApps have over today’s traditional apps
  • The new product mindset of decentralization
  • Five must-have features for a decentralized application
  • What is decentralized identity (DID)
  • The power of a decentralized identity wallet
  • Building your first DApp

Register Today

The event is open to the public and anyone interested in attending can register here.

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Terms

  • Blockchain

    A distributed ledger that links records cryptographically and uses shared validation and consensus rules to establish an accepted transaction history.

  • Decentralized Identity

    An approach where the identifier and the claims about it are held by the subject and checked by the verifier, instead of living inside one provider's account system. DID and verifiable credentials are the pieces that make it workable.

  • DID

    A DID is a digital identifier. It helps its holder and a verifier establish who controls an identity and who a claim relates to. It is not a wallet, and it does not replace application accounts, sign-in methods, or permission rules.