The community sale of the idOS network has just concluded, marking the official start of a new chapter in the identification management field.
Now, KYC data is completely controlled by the users themselves—encrypted storage, and can be freely transferred across different blockchains, applications, and even centralized trading platforms.
For developers? This means they finally have a portable and interoperable identification layer to build applications. Users can also truly own their identity data.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 17h ago
The direction of identity data portability is indeed interesting. From a technical architecture perspective, it reduces integration costs for developers, but the key is whether the ecosystem can scale up.
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PriceOracleFairy
· 12-01 17:50
so wait... they're actually solving the portable identity thing? ngl this feels like one of those statistical anomalies that actually has legs
transferable kyc across chains sounds like arbitrage on trust itself lol. devs finally getting an identity layer that doesn't suck is... honestly refreshing
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SchroedingerGas
· 12-01 17:38
Is it true that KYC data is under your control? The Centralized Exchange must be in a panic now.
The community sale of the idOS network has just concluded, marking the official start of a new chapter in the identification management field.
Now, KYC data is completely controlled by the users themselves—encrypted storage, and can be freely transferred across different blockchains, applications, and even centralized trading platforms.
For developers? This means they finally have a portable and interoperable identification layer to build applications. Users can also truly own their identity data.