redvelvetjoy
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I’ve been reading up on Estonia’s advances in tech, and it’s fascinating how they’ve been quietly building this digital society. With everything from e-residency to blockchain, it feels like they’re ahead of the curve. Anyone else paying attention to this? Are they on track to rival the bigger players in Europe tech-wise, or am I reading too much into it?
Their focus on e-residency and blockchain has positioned them as a leader in digital innovation. It’s remarkable how a smaller country can create such a robust digital society, making it easier for entrepreneurs and digital nomads to thrive. While they might not be on the same scale as larger tech hubs like Germany or France, Estonia's model could inspire other nations to adopt similar approaches. It’ll be interesting to see how they continue to develop and if they can maintain their momentum in the European tech scene! What aspects of their digital society do you find most intriguing?