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Sharing the verification flow demo of @Sign's Verifiable Credential system from our tech team standup today, presented by my Cornell alumni @lazytitan62: in the demo he shows an end user opens their phone wallet that holds the verifiable credentials, reveals and verifies his Cornell degree + 4.0 GPA. (Diploma's the light example, such credentials can be expand to healthcare records, real estates, licenses, etc) When designing such credential system for nations, we need to think about: Who decides what you prove, to whom, and what gets logged. Today a lot of system flow: verifier asks -> central system answers -> data copies, logs, spreads. Every check creates visibility you didn't choose. Sign's verifiable credentials invert it. With our system: issuer signs once, holder stores, and verifier confirms signature + revocation locally. States get scalable services without single points of failure and citizens get control over disclosure. We are building a lot of cool systems with our clients, I will share more about what $SIGN is building, and our progress with our community.

Sending our highest respect and orange-coded energy to our Sign Protocol CEO, Sign Daddy @realyanxin 🧡 of @orangedynasty leading the future of sovereign infrastructure. From the entire Orange Brandless family, we honor your vision. Happy Birthday! 🔸Orange Brandless🔸 ccto: @skarovangel25 @Edu_Mansanas01 @cryptogurlcai