In my view, one of the most pragmatic and well-structured approaches to digital identity in Web3 right now is coming from my friends - @Xiiid_official.
What stands out to me is how they integrate various layers of identity - from DID-based wallets to AI-generated profiles and NFT-verified credentials — into a cohesive, user-controlled framework. It's not just a login substitute or another avatar system; it's an attempt to unify how we represent ourselves across ecosystems that are inherently fragmented: DeFi, DAOs, gaming, and the creator economy.
The idea of linking participation, access rights, and reputation without relying on traditional KYC aligns with what I believe Web3 was originally meant to unlock. I also appreciate how they’re thinking about human verification and Sybil resistance without compromising privacy or composability.
I'm curious how it will develop further 🙂
The Diminishing Availability of Bitcoin (BTC) Could Trigger the Next Price Spike
Bitcoin's supply is tightening due to increased institutional demand, according to Sygnum Bank's June 2025 Monthly Investment Outlook. Over the past 18 months, Bitcoin exchange balances have dropped by 30% due to increased holdings by ETFs and other acquisition vehicles.
This trend is seen as a bullish signal indicating a shift towards long-term holding behavior. With more institutional products entering the market, some governments considering adding Bitcoin to their reserves, and three US states passing bills supporting the inclusion of Bitcoin in government reserves, Sygnum sees potential for increased demand and volatility.
Internationally, Pakistan's government and the Reform UK party have announced plans to explore central bank Bitcoin reserves, while similar proposals have been floated in China. These factors could drive broader institutional interest, accelerating Bitcoin's mainstream adoption.
$BTC Ctrl Alt Secures VARA License to Operate as Virtual Assets Service Provider in Dubai
Ctrl Alt, a tokenization infrastructure platform, has officially received its license from Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) to operate as a Virtual Assets Service Provider (VASP), becoming the first VASP authorized to conduct issuer-related services.
This license enables Ctrl Alt to offer Broker-Dealer and Issuer services, allowing the company to create, manage, and distribute tokenized real-world assets and ARVA tokens.
It underscores Ctrl Alt’s commitment to regulatory compliance and its strategic expansion in the region, highlighted by its recent partnership with the Dubai Land Department on a Real Estate Tokenization Project.
With Dubai positioning itself as a global leader in digital assets, Ctrl Alt’s licensing marks a significant milestone for both the company and the broader digital asset ecosystem in the UAE.