Kickoff: Decentralised Justice

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Built a first-version blockchain-based dispute resolution tool at a 2020 hackathon that uses IPFS for evidence storage, and now a core technical conference runs two tracks on law and tech. The term decentralized Justice traces to Cleos which ran blockchain arbitration with jurors selected by a transparent process. Sessions list includes a talk by Gan from Starnet, Nandit on IPFS evidence management, and a mock dispute; Bitcoin whitepaper timestamping is cited for IP protection.

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