@SignOfficial Why is it still easier to send money across the world than to prove something as basic as who I am?

The more I looked into it, the more I realized the problem isn’t storage—it’s trust. Credentials today live inside institutions, and every time we move, we have to ask for access again. Systems like tokenized credentials flip that idea: you hold your proof, and others verify it without middlemen.

But that shift isn’t just technical. It changes who controls trust, how value is assigned to skills, and what people optimize for. When credentials become programmable, they stop being passive records and start influencing behavior.

It solves friction—but introduces new questions.

Not about whether it works, but about what it quietly reshapes over time.

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