Rule of law 2.0 – Towards a definition

By Johan Nygren

With the automation of law^{[1, 2, 3]}, what we really need for the next 5 to 10 years, is to describe what “rule of law 2.0” would look like. Lawyers understand law and the subtlety of legal mechanisms in ways that most people do not, and so could translate to them what “rule of law 2.0” could look like.

Bitnation, or maybe it was Tim O´Reilly first ^[4], defined governance 2.0 as “voluntary, borderless, decentralized”, and “rule of law 2.0” would how I see it be voluntary, borderless and decentralized as well. Universal access to private law, if private law is competitive with civil law and performs better, would be exactly that.

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Embassy Review #03

Our third review of Bitnation’s embassies brings us to Brussels, Kiev and Istanbul.

Embassies are places where you can both live and work, whereas consulates allow you to work or organize a meetup in their facilities. Naturally, you should always contact the owners of each space before visiting them.

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Smart Love <3 – An Ethereum Marriage Application on SecureScuttlebutt

November 5th, 2016

Smart Love is intended to be both a stand alone application as well as the first public end user application of Bitnation’s Pangea Blockchain Jurisdiction.

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Embassy Review #02

Here comes round two of our virtual tour through Bitnation’s embassies and consulates around the world. This time we’ll be covering spaces provided by fellow Bitnation citizens in Amsterdam, Bogotá, Gorenja vas (Slovenia) and Gothenburg.

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Embassy Review #01

As the Bitnation community expands around the globe and more and more Citizens start interacting between another, several Bitnation embassies have opened their doors for fellow travellers, hacktivists and digital nomads. We will take you on a virtual tour through these aspiring crypto hubs, as they embody the very principles of Bitnation: Living life, unrestricted by geographical borders, by empowering a decentralized lifestyle and voluntary cooperation.

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BITNATION SERVICES

These are some of our latest DApps:

BitID

World Citizenship Passport on the blockchain: Bitnation organized the first ever pilot for a blockchain based World Citizen Passport in London, based on Chris Ellis World Citizenship Passport protocol, covered by, amongst others; Wired, Forbes, and TechCrunch.

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BitLand

World’s first blockchain land deed pilot: In November 2014 Bitnation started its Land deed pilot in Ghana, Outside of Kumasi, which will be finalized in January 2015. The lack of land deeds in Ghana is a major source of conflict, and prevents economic growth and mobility.

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BitMarriage

World’s first blockchain wedding: Bitnation organized the first ever blockchain marriage on October 5th at Disney World, Florida, US at the Coins in The Kingdom conference. The wedding was widely covered by media, including the Wall Street Journal and Russia Today.

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Bitnation Agora

Bitnation Agora will serve as a platform for corporate incorporation on the Bitnation platform, through creating cryptoequity and timestamping shareholder agreements. An initial demo will be released Q1 2015.

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Upcoming

During Q1 and Q2 2015 Bitnation plan on conducting two more pilots, one for corporate incorporation on the blockchain, and another to create birth certificates on the blockchain.

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OUR MODUS OPERANDI

This is how we operate:

OPEN SOURCE

All code used will be open source code,
shared on GiftHub for the community to use,
improve, and fork.

Global

The Ambassador Network is growing across all continents,
and local Facebook pages
and projects are being created all around the world.

Disruptive

Bitnation leverages technological advancement to render central governments obsolete.
We develop decentralized applications (DApps) based on blockchain technology,
so everyone can use do-it-yourself governance tools.