Web 3.0, DIDs, SoulBound tokens

The concept of Decentralized Identities (DIDs) gained prominence within the blockchain community following the introduction of SoulBound tokens. These tokens, pioneered by Vitalik Buterin, Puja Ohlhaver, and E. Glen Weyl in May 2022, introduced a novel approach to non-transferable, publicly verifiable NFTs. These NFTs serve as digital representations of individuals within the realm of Web 3.0. This technology, while relatively new, holds the potential to bridge the gap between real-world credentials, personal information, and online identity.

Our vision of digital identity, as implemented through Cymorph, diverges slightly from this perspective. By positioning Cymorph as an integral component of the metaverse infrastructure, with seamless integration into a multitude of games and web applications, we harness interoperability as a cornerstone of digital identity. This means that once a user configures their social profiles and avatars within one game, they can access various games and apps without creating separate accounts, relying on Cymorph credentials for unified access. Cymorph's interoperability extends beyond assets and avatars, encompassing the very essence of digital identity.

Moreover, given Cymorph's capacity to generate realistic 3D models from 2D selfies, it offers a secure means of preserving individuals' 3D models through SoulBound NFTs. In this scenario, your avatar effectively becomes your passport within the Web 3.0 landscape, seamlessly linking your digital presence to your real-world self.