For years, decentralized identity was all theoretical—it sounded good on paper, but nobody really felt the urgency in practice. Things shifted fast once stablecoins hit the mainstream. Real money flooding in meant real users, real volume, and suddenly real regulatory scrutiny. That pressure? It's forcing the entire ecosystem to actually think through what decentralized identity needs to look like. The infrastructure's no longer optional—it's becoming essential.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 12h ago
With the advent of stablecoins, identity verification has truly been brought to the forefront; before that, it was all just talk.
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GateUser-cff9c776
· 12h ago
In plain terms, only when real money is invested do all the theories truly become mandatory courses. The supply and demand curve can finally no longer be balanced.
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RugResistant
· 12h ago
With the rise of stablecoins, everyone has woken up. The previously hyped decentralized identity verification is really about to be implemented.
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NeverPresent
· 12h ago
With the advent of stablecoins, everything has changed... Regulatory pressure has indeed brought out the real stuff.
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unrekt.eth
· 13h ago
Regulatory pressure has increased with the arrival of stablecoins, and the identity issue now needs to be addressed seriously and practically.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 13h ago
Stablecoins have indeed changed the game; before, it was all just talk.
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 13h ago
Once stablecoins came under regulation, the decentralized identity system had to take it seriously.
For years, decentralized identity was all theoretical—it sounded good on paper, but nobody really felt the urgency in practice. Things shifted fast once stablecoins hit the mainstream. Real money flooding in meant real users, real volume, and suddenly real regulatory scrutiny. That pressure? It's forcing the entire ecosystem to actually think through what decentralized identity needs to look like. The infrastructure's no longer optional—it's becoming essential.