Right. I think so. Although I'm not that familiar. I will have a closer look. The differences seem to be the idea of incorporating a blockchain. Also addin

Right. I think so. Although I'm not that familiar. I will have a closer look. The differences seem to be the idea of incorporating a blockchain. Also adding a layer of analytics to help the network establish the probability that the actor is identified within the network with only a single identity. Also my original concept is less about establishing the connections with only people you trust. One idea I had was that if you're only confirmed by people you trust, it may not be as easy for the network to detect fraud (ie. multiple identities) as compared to a network that requires you to confirm your identity across some random subset of the entire network. If you're forced to confirm your identity across the entire network (or some random subset) my intuition tells me it would be less likely that someone could circumvent the rule that you're only allowed to have one identity on the network. Thanks for the info.