did:ethr brings decentralized identifiers to Ethereum, the world’s second largest cryptocurrency network. Early contributors to the DID conversation, the folks behind did:ethr helped establish several innovations that significantly improve the cost-effectiveness and usability of crypto-currency-based identifiers. We speak with Oliver Terbu and Mircea Nestor, editors of the did:ethr specification to understand the motivations behind the method and get a peek into future plans.
References
- Consensys Identity
- did:ethr specification
- DID Method Rubric v1.0
- DIF – Decentralized Identity Foundation
- ERC 1056
- ERC 1056 Registry
- Ethereum
- EVM – Ethereum Virtual Machine
- EIP 1559
- Open ID Connect
- Serto
- SSI – Self Sovereign Identity
- Secp256k1
- uPort
- Veramo
- W3C Credentials Community Group
Hosts: Joe Andrieu, Eric Schuh, and Erica Connell
Producer: Erica Connell
Executive Producer: Joe Andrieu
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