Self-sovereign identity gives users the ability to store and manage their own identity and data online. This new identity layer of the internet will fundamentally shift the relationship that users have with the applications and services they interact with.

This example will show developers how to build and enable token-gated access in their dapp with SSX based on holding an ENS name. Additionally, it will show a developer how to also use SSX with RainbowKit and Alchemy.

Digital credentials and self-sovereign identity have the potential to revolutionize the healthcare industry by providing a more secure and efficient way to store and share important health information.

At Spruce, we recently ran a survey to learn more about the type of applications web3 developers are building and what technology stacks they’re using. Here are some insights directly from developers on building web3 dapps.

In order to make decentralized identity more accessible, we’ve put together a quick-start guide to the different acronyms that are commonly used in the blog posts, articles, and other resources you may be reading focusing on the future of decentralized identity.

TreeLDR is an open-source developer tool with a DSL that makes managing data schemas as easy as defining data structures in your favorite (sane) statically-typed language.

We have heard a lot about Decentralized Identity in the last few years. For both Spruce and TBD, Decentralized Identity and user control are at the center of both our missions, and we are excited to announce that we achieved another milestone towards interoperability.

Decentralized identity is the continual catalyst that will unlock a new host of use-cases on top of those existing paradigms.

Earlier this month, The Graph hosted Graph Hack at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco. Graph Hack was a three-day hackathon, bringing together developers to kickstart the latest dapps and ideas featuring a mix of on and off-chain data via a variety of impactful use-cases.

The initial goal for the Sign-in With Ethereum efforts is to create a specification and reference implementation for an end-to-end authentication flow for Ethereum accounts to log in to traditional Web2 services, using ENS as a primary user-controlled data aggregator.

What would it look like to have a more secure social security number?