What is the core issue of digital identity in Web3? Many people overlook a key point: identity should not be tightly bound to a single application.
Imagine the traditional model—your identity data, credentials, and access permissions are scattered across different platforms. The consequence of this is fragmentation, with each platform becoming an information silo. Users lack true control, data flow is restricted, and cross-application collaboration becomes impossible.
What is the true solution? To detach identity from application states. This means your identity is portable, composable, and can freely move across different ecosystems. This is the direction that Web3 identity architecture should head towards—making users the true owners of their identity data.
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What is the core issue of digital identity in Web3? Many people overlook a key point: identity should not be tightly bound to a single application.
Imagine the traditional model—your identity data, credentials, and access permissions are scattered across different platforms. The consequence of this is fragmentation, with each platform becoming an information silo. Users lack true control, data flow is restricted, and cross-application collaboration becomes impossible.
What is the true solution? To detach identity from application states. This means your identity is portable, composable, and can freely move across different ecosystems. This is the direction that Web3 identity architecture should head towards—making users the true owners of their identity data.