Tonight in Miami: The Age of the Automaton.
Chairman Elijah John Bowdre hosts a briefing and town hall tonight on how Miami-Dade services could run on verifiable, machine-readable rails. UnyKorn brings a 90-second live demo of MIA.
| When | Thursday, September 18, 2026 · 6:00–8:30 PM ET |
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| Where | First Church of Miami, 3400 NW 17th Avenue, Miami, FL 33142 |
| Host | Chairman Elijah John Bowdre |
| Run of show | system.unykorn.ai |
What we're showing
A 90-second walk through MIA, live:
- A resident wallet (C-node) receives a credential from a county department code (G-code).
- The resident proves a single fact, such as residency, without sharing anything else.
- Every step lands on a receipt chain. Anyone in the room can check it at /api/health.
Where stablecoins fit
MIA's third pillar is Dollars. Fees, vendor payments and bond coupons can settle in seconds as regulated stablecoins issued by licensed partners. You can try each flow in the App, see city bond settlement on Municipal Bonds, and pay-per-request data on x402.
What we won't claim
Miami-Dade County has not adopted, procured or endorsed MIA. Everything shown tonight runs in a sandbox with invented residents. UnyKorn is the technology operator and never holds public funds.
Questions worth asking tonight
- Which county service would residents most want to prove or pay for from their phone?
- What would a 90-day pilot need to show a department before it goes further?
- Which records should stay off-chain entirely?
Earlier today, Chairman Bowdre co-hosted The Founding Assembly downtown, and Sravan flew in to attend for FTH Trading.
- Event details: MIA by VIA system map