The Web3 identity verification process has obvious design flaws. Users repeatedly complete the same steps at various stages, and this redundancy not only reduces the experience but also significantly increases friction.

The core purpose of the identity layer should be to simplify the verification process, not to create new barriers. A well-designed identity solution should allow users to authenticate once and then seamlessly access multiple applications and scenarios — rather than starting from scratch each time.

This is precisely the urgent problem that the industry needs to address. Building a true identity infrastructure means fundamentally reducing users' operational costs, making Web3 more accessible and providing a smoother experience.