I've been thinking about why the identity layer in Web3 is so fragile. It's easy to say, everyone talks about self-governance and data privacy, but in actual scenarios, user experience is very fragmented — you use KYC on one chain, and then have to repeat the process on another protocol. Jumping back and forth, repeatedly doing KYC, and the talk about privacy becomes just empty words. The fragmentation of identity verification has always been a looming issue. Some are trying to break this cycle with mechanisms like IDOs, so that identity information can circulate on-chain without being redundant. This seems to be a direction that truly addresses the core pain points.