Identity data on-chain is becoming an irreversible trend in Web3. However, the challenge is that decentralized identity credentials often face three thorny problems: secure storage, on-chain confirmation of rights, and cross-platform invocation. These seemingly independent issues are actually interconnected.
Walrus's approach is quite interesting: it creates a dedicated storage solution for DID scenarios, compatible with mainstream identity protocols like ENS and CyberConnect. Real-world data from a leading DID project tells the story — user identity loss rate dropped straight from 1.2% to 0, cross-platform invocation efficiency jumped by 400%, and storage costs were cut in half.
Market response has been direct: 8 DID projects are already queued for integration, with 3 being top-tier funded projects. Since all project integrations require payment in WAL tokens for storage fees, daily consumption has surged 300%.
From an infrastructure perspective, DID is indeed a critical layer for Web3. If Walrus can solidify its position in this track, the imagination space is quite substantial. For those who have deployed capital, the current progress is worth paying attention to.
ngl, this DIDインフラのプレイは、まるで誰かがついに正しい調味料の比率を見つけたのを見ているようだ... walrusはレシピを正しく理解しているけど、彼らがキッチンを燃やさずに済むかどうか見てみよう。その数字は*じっくり*煮えているね 👀
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FastLeaver
· 01-09 12:50
Identity loss rate dropped straight to zero, that data is pretty wild, really or fake?
WAL's consumption surge this round is targeting token price, right?
Is DID really that essential? I feel like it's still only niche players using it
The top projects lining up to integrate is real, the track momentum is definitely picking up
Storage costs cut in half, so didn't previous projects take a huge loss?
I think the key is having more ecosystem protocols to drive it, a single solution wouldn't show this much growth
WAL token payment mechanism is basically a disguised token burn mechanism, I get it
Is it too late to enter now, already 8 projects involved?
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StopLossMaster
· 01-09 12:45
Oh, here comes another DID story, this time with Walrus taking the lead.
Identity loss rate dropping from 1.2% to 0? Just take it with a grain of salt — real-world scenarios are way more complex than the data.
WAL token consumption spiking 300%... the familiar playbook strikes again. Once access fees hike, the price rally fades fast.
Let's wait until things really stabilize before jumping in. Anyone exiting now has the right idea.
This track could work out, but it's still too early to get in now. Let's observe for a bit longer.
Identity data on-chain is becoming an irreversible trend in Web3. However, the challenge is that decentralized identity credentials often face three thorny problems: secure storage, on-chain confirmation of rights, and cross-platform invocation. These seemingly independent issues are actually interconnected.
Walrus's approach is quite interesting: it creates a dedicated storage solution for DID scenarios, compatible with mainstream identity protocols like ENS and CyberConnect. Real-world data from a leading DID project tells the story — user identity loss rate dropped straight from 1.2% to 0, cross-platform invocation efficiency jumped by 400%, and storage costs were cut in half.
Market response has been direct: 8 DID projects are already queued for integration, with 3 being top-tier funded projects. Since all project integrations require payment in WAL tokens for storage fees, daily consumption has surged 300%.
From an infrastructure perspective, DID is indeed a critical layer for Web3. If Walrus can solidify its position in this track, the imagination space is quite substantial. For those who have deployed capital, the current progress is worth paying attention to.