Think about it—achievements, membership levels, credit scores on centralized platforms... all gone with a single command. Switch platforms? Reset to zero. It’s like working as a black laborer for someone else; all the results belong to them, and you can’t keep anything for yourself.
Using blockchain for identity verification changes the game entirely. The core is to solve three frustrating issues:
1. Your identity data is no longer a freely editable Word document In a decentralized system, once your identity record is on the blockchain, it cannot be tampered with. This means your achievements, experience, and credit scores truly belong to you; no one can delete or freeze them at will.
2. Assets and reputation can truly circulate across platforms The membership levels and credit scores you accumulate on Platform A won’t reset when you move to Platform B. Because these data are stored on the blockchain, any application can recognize and read them, just like your real ID card.
3. Complete ownership of your data No middlemen skimming profits, no platform arbitrarily changing rules. Your data is your asset, which you can freely manage, transfer, or even monetize.
This is the future way to handle digital identity.
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gaslight_gasfeez
· 6h ago
Honestly, centralized systems should have died long ago. Why can others delete my data just because they say so?
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GasGasGasBro
· 6h ago
Exactly right, the centralized approach really just gives the platform a free ride; data is held in their hands like hostages.
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NFTragedy
· 6h ago
Alright, finally someone explained clearly. Getting exploited by the platform is truly unbelievable.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 6h ago
Finally, someone hit the nail on the head, centralized platforms are really a trap
Wait, can this set of logic really be implemented? It still feels a bit uncertain
Oh my, I've been looking forward to cross-platform circulation for a long time
Blockchain identity should have been played like this a long time ago
That's right, data should indeed be your own asset
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GateUser-b37fca29
· 6h ago
Merry Christmas ⛄
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ser_ngmi
· 6h ago
It's truly amazing; we should have been doing it this way all along.
Digital identity really can be a headache. 😤
Think about it—achievements, membership levels, credit scores on centralized platforms... all gone with a single command. Switch platforms? Reset to zero. It’s like working as a black laborer for someone else; all the results belong to them, and you can’t keep anything for yourself.
Using blockchain for identity verification changes the game entirely. The core is to solve three frustrating issues:
1. Your identity data is no longer a freely editable Word document
In a decentralized system, once your identity record is on the blockchain, it cannot be tampered with. This means your achievements, experience, and credit scores truly belong to you; no one can delete or freeze them at will.
2. Assets and reputation can truly circulate across platforms
The membership levels and credit scores you accumulate on Platform A won’t reset when you move to Platform B. Because these data are stored on the blockchain, any application can recognize and read them, just like your real ID card.
3. Complete ownership of your data
No middlemen skimming profits, no platform arbitrarily changing rules. Your data is your asset, which you can freely manage, transfer, or even monetize.
This is the future way to handle digital identity.