> Which would require a centralisation, presumably. We have things like OpenID, but that hasn't really caught on.
The article addresses this. We already have a decentralized, credibly neutral identity layer with unique names in production (and pretty wide use, at least in the web3 space): Ethereum Name Service.
> Which would require a centralisation, presumably. We have things like OpenID, but that hasn't really caught on.
The article addresses this. We already have a decentralized, credibly neutral identity layer with unique names in production (and pretty wide use, at least in the web3 space): Ethereum Name Service.