At 11:30 am on 24 November, we got everyone gathered around our central office room for our participant and guest pitches. Several teams had designed solutions leveraging the agent-centric Holochain architecture for real-time media placement, self-insuring and shared risk-pooling, e-voting and governance methods, citizen reputation, and identity management. For example, Anders Aamodt of Holochain presented the idea of a decentralised meta-platform that will define the future space of pluralistic, cosmopolitan planetary citizenships. The “Digital Citizenship Services Basket”, provided by a nation-neutral, de-territorial organisation that would, for example, offer different kinds of available citizenships, organise a global rescue team if needed for peers, or offer a “disaster relief insurance” to its users. José presented his idea of a decentralised notary system through which peers can authorise and independently verify each other’s documents such as certificates or contracts.