Did you get your web3 identity?

[Anonymous No.54231283]

Did you register your spaceid? Did you grab any valuable ones to trade later?
Are you going to be on the launch on binance? Should I invest in this and how much?

[Anonymous No.54231447]

>>54231283
All that matters is your DNS domain name you rent every year.

[Anonymous No.54231499]

im called apuapustaja

[Anonymous No.54231545]

>>54231447
Not for long?
>>54231499
bnb or eth?

[Anonymous No.54231664]

>>54231283
What the living shit is this?

[Anonymous No.54231763]

>>54231664
It's like your handler in the new internet. Kinda like a universal id for you on all chain eth bnb arb etc. Like your email, twitter, instagram, fb on the internet 2, this is your identity on web 3

[Anonymous No.54231795]

>>54231664
Feeds village ser. Pls do the needful

[Anonymous No.54231918]

>>54231283
man i loved the cope on their discord when jeets found out the airdrop was only a couple dollars. kept reading that shit for like 30 minutes

[Anonymous No.54232074]

>>54231283
Unregulated credential sharing is not identity

[Anonymous No.54232136]

>>54232074
Can you please elaborate? How is this different from the sought-after facebook verified and blue twitter?

[Anonymous No.54232428]

>>54231545
You will not replace DNS. Normies only know .com. You can point all your stupid “web 3.0” shit at your unlimited ipv6 addresses.

[Anonymous No.54232589]

>>54232428
Normies are going instincts in a decade or so. What are you talking about. This is like saying people only use typwriters, no one will care about stupid pc or mac XD

[Anonymous No.54232805]

>>54232136
Neither of the two examples you cited are identity either. Identity is something you are, while a credential is something you have (like a driver's license or a blue check mark on social media). Credential sharing can't be used in crypto because it's too difficult for projects and banking partners to adhere to KYC/AML requirements.

https://corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2016/02/07/fincen-know-your-customer-requirements/

Identity on the blockchain is going to be required to meet banking regulatory standards because of how integrated it is to that sector. MiCA is going to be voted on in the EU next month and the US will be implementing similar requirements soon after.

[Anonymous No.54233059]

>>54232136
There is no useful Identity being made here.
You can make as many wallets as you want.
You can buy as many names for each wallet as you want

Blockchain is still Sybil attackable as ever, because they are trying to base Identity around a single Identifier, not proving a user is human or unique.


Everest (the real $ID) is building biometric wallets, a user can only make one and they have to be human to do so. (Real Identity) Then data from that wallet can make crosschain zk Attestations that they are who they say they are. They are also working on social media verification, can use that to weed out bots/sock puppet accounts on all these cesspool Web2 platforms.

[Anonymous No.54233255]

>>54233059

Do you think spaceid coin will go like x10 or something? Is it good investment?

[Anonymous No.54233516]

people interested in this, please use my invite,
https://space.id/voyage/season-2?inviter=ammars.bnb

[Anonymous No.54233586]

>>54233255
>CZ airdrop token going x10
KYC yourself.

[Anonymous No.54233612]

>>54233586
No not the token. The coin you buy in the launchpad event. I don't fully understand how it works but isn't like a company selling stocks in its launch?