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On-Chain Identity Badges

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Dec 24, 2025, 11:10 AM

A fictional project called BrightID Badge issues non-transferable credentials for verified skills. Users collect badges for courses, hackathons, and volunteer work, then use them to access gated communities and grants. Critics worry about surveillance; supporters want portable reputation. The future may mix privacy with proof.

A fictional project called BrightID Badge issues non-transferable credentials for verified skills. Users collect badges for courses, hackathons, and volunteer work, then use them to access gated communities and grants. Critics worry about surveillance; supporters want portable reputation. The future may mix privacy with proof.

A fictional project called BrightID Badge issues non-transferable credentials for verified skills. Users collect badges for courses, hackathons, and volunteer work, then use them to access gated communities and grants. Critics worry about surveillance; supporters want portable reputation. The future may mix privacy with proof.

A fictional project called BrightID Badge issues non-transferable credentials for verified skills. Users collect badges for courses, hackathons, and volunteer work, then use them to access gated communities and grants. Critics worry about surveillance; supporters want portable reputation. The future may mix privacy with proof.