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The Future of Digital Identity — dcbuilder.eth

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gm. It's been a while. I missed you. Writing about different topics I'm interested in and doing research to solidify my understanding of different concepts and ideas is something I enjoyed a lot when I first joined the space in 2018. However, in the last year and a half, it has been harder to find the time to write articles. In this article, I will try to present a holistic overview of what the space of digital identity has to offer at the moment and what my ideal future would look like as the underlying technologies evolve and gain mass adoption. In the last couple of years, many new cryptographic primitives have emerged from different fields like zero-knowledge (ZK), fully-homomorphic encryption (FHE), trusted-execution environments (TEEs), and multi-party computation (MPC). Many of these primitives are very useful in the context of making attestations about data, proving provenance and data integrity, and proving composable statements to third parties, which are core building blocks

gm. It's been a while. I missed you. Writing about different topics I'm interested in and doing research to solidify my understanding of different concepts and ideas is something I enjoyed a lot when I first joined the space in 2018. However, in the last year and a half, it has been harder to find the time to write articles. In this article, I will try to present a holistic overview of what the space of digital identity has to offer at the moment and what my ideal future would look like as the underlying technologies evolve and gain mass adoption. In the last couple of years, many new cryptogr

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