(originally posted on bitfwd.xyz )
Working as a Blockchain architect of the largest bank in Australia, I often find myself in such conversations:
The unique position of e-residency is that it is a public key of an identified person. E-resident card is a ticket to the blockchain. Your value is for people to interact with blockchain in an identified way. ICO was popular because there are no other business you can do on blockchain if participants are not identified, and e-resident card can…
On the topic of complexity kills kittens, I don’t recall in the Internet era any solution to a practical problem in demand failed to replicate due to technical complicity. Complicated things survived, like Operating System, computer 3D visual, facial recognision, smart-phone.