2026-01-13 19:28:34

Most people still consider identity verification a necessary hassle—filling out a bunch of forms and verifying repeatedly before using a product.

But some projects are changing this mindset. They are not just building an identity verification tool but laying down the foundational infrastructure for identity—something the entire Web3 ecosystem will depend on.

Imagine: you verify your identity once, and your data is permanently encrypted. Afterwards, every time you use applications within the ecosystem, you no longer need to verify again. Your privacy is protected, and efficiency is greatly improved.

This is true infrastructure thinking. From single-point products to system-level solutions, from user pain points to ecosystem efficiency. If successful, this will be more than just a project—it will be a fundamental upgrade to how the entire industry operates.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 20h ago

Hey, test and use, now that's what smart people do. The question is, who can truly implement the underlying standardization?

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PumpDoctrine

· 20h ago

Is a one-time verification permanent? Sounds good, but I'm worried that data centers might become the next target for hacking.

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NewDAOdreamer

· 20h ago

One verification and it's done, no need to repeat the hassle afterward. This approach is truly brilliant. Much better than the current repetitive verification process, really understanding the pain points. The question is whether it can truly ensure data security, otherwise it's just another hype... If this works, Web3 will transform from fragmented efforts into a unified whole. The potential is there. A one-time verification with permanent encryption sounds great, but the real challenge is whether it can be practically implemented.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 20h ago

Permanent encryption sounds good, but who will audit this system for reentrancy vulnerabilities? If one verification channel is compromised, the entire ecosystem will have to be sacrificed.

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