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<em>As we shift into a world where cryptocurrencies are expected to play a pivotal role in the global markets, traditional identification methods are now the bottlenecks. Traditional identification has been a tool that allowed citizens to tap into the current economic system and authenticate their contributions back to society. With the rise of the internet, economic and data activity shifted to the online world and into the hands of major platforms. The major oligopolies are now harnessing data and identities to better understand what services humans may or may not want in the future. Can humans trust the oligopolies that the data they are willfully giving is being safeguarded from malicious behavior?</em>