I’m curious what tech stack they build it on. I suspect the use cases will go well beyond currency to voting, passports, health, academic, court records. Inst

I’m curious what tech stack they build it on. I suspect the use cases will go well beyond currency to voting, passports, health, academic, court records. Institutional systems might use a public block chain for transparency. I don’t think they’ll bake their own but rather make a king. To Dale’s point on on boarding. Every institution will want identity proofing and what is good enough proof and for what purpose. This is an interesting concept building on Web3. Is Web3 is already dead and the reason is on boarding? Transitive trust allows a participation threshold to be reached to build near ubiquitous implicit public trust. That might be scalable to onboard with some measurable identity proofing beyond KYC SSN garbage. :-) https://digitaltrust.vc/thesis/ https://digitaltrust.vc/thesis/