RWAs are inseparable from the identity hurdle ⚠️



In the current pursuit of interoperability and scalable applications, on-chain real assets face an unavoidable issue—at every stage of transaction, compliance, and ownership confirmation, clear identity authorization verification is required. This is not optional but a fundamental requirement.

Now, some projects are trying a different approach. A solution based on an autonomous identity framework allows individuals and institutions to securely verify identities and permissions. The key advantages of this process are:

• User data is not exposed
• No risk of centralized database storage
• Only cryptographic proofs serve as credentials

This logic is applied to RWAs, with identity verification running through the entire process from transaction to compliance to asset ownership confirmation. In other words, RWAs not only require identity authentication as a supplement—identity verification itself is the cornerstone that makes RWA possible. What the project is doing essentially redefines the trust foundation for on-chain assets.
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PensionDestroyervip
· 20h ago
Identity verification is indeed a hard requirement for RWA, but to be honest, most projects' solutions are still too complicated... ordinary people simply can't use them.
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CryptoNomicsvip
· 20h ago
actually if you run the correlation matrix on self-sovereign identity adoption vs rwa liquidity, the empirical evidence suggests most projects are just slapping zk-proofs on legacy systems... statistically significant cope imo
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AirdropHuntervip
· 20h ago
Identity verification is indeed a hurdle that RWA cannot bypass. However, can cryptographic proofs completely replace traditional KYC? That's still up for debate.
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SchrodingerAirdropvip
· 20h ago
Cryptographic proofs as credentials—this idea is indeed interesting, but how many projects can truly be implemented? Most are probably just theoretical discussions.
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ponzi_poetvip
· 20h ago
Identity verification is indeed an unavoidable hurdle, but frankly, it's still a matter of weighing the options... Autonomous identity sounds good, but how can we ensure that the cryptographic proofs themselves are not tampered with when implemented? I haven't figured this part out yet.
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