This book continues and deepens the discussions from Sovereign Blockchain 1.0, presenting three key perspectives: 1) Blockchain as a super public product rooted in digital civilization. 2) The Internet represents an advanced industrial civilization focused on connection, while blockchain symbolizes digital civilization, emphasizing reconstruction. 3) Digital currency is poised to instigate significant changes in the economic landscape, and digital identity will transform governance models in society, ultimately reshaping the order of civilization. Serving as both a popular science resource and a scholarly examination, the book explores technical and philosophical governance issues and future implications. Policymakers will gain essential knowledge and insights into scientific and technological advancements. Science and technology professionals can identify trends, seize opportunities, and navigate challenges while aiming for global leadership in innovation. Legal experts will encounter fresh ideas and frameworks for data governance, while social science researchers will delve into the sociology and philosophy surrounding data. The content includes topics such as Super Public Goods, Digital Currency, Digital Identity, Digital Order, and the Reconstruction of Civilization.
Lian Yuming Knihy
