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Web3 Wallets + Digital IDs for Bitcoin Micropayments
What kind of wallet + DID combination is best for using original bitcoin apps with micro-payments? (2026)
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A minimum viable Bitcoin micropayment ecosystem should combine usable wallets, interoperable digital identity, and low-friction payment flows.
The ecosystem should prioritize wallets that support BRC-100 application integration, automated micropayments & user-controlled identity, not requiring users to manage unnecessary technical complexity
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Web3 in Canada Goes Phygital
Can Web3 make physical experiences more participatory, personalized and ownable?
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Web3 in Canada Goes Phygital
Can Web3 make physical experiences more participatory, personalized and ownable?
@votesmash_gregory
Web3 can give people new ways to participate in and interact with physical events, products and communities.
Phygitality could change how people think about ownership by connecting physical possessions with persistent digital identities and assets.
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The Future of You: Debating Digital Health Identity Cards
How can Digital Health Identity Cards improve public health systems without compromising individual privacy?
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The Future of You: Debating Digital Health Identity Cards
How can Digital Health Identity Cards improve public health systems without compromising individual privacy?
@votesmash_gregory
Any implementation of Digital Health Identity Cards must include clear, transparent data privacy protections.
Digital Health Identity Cards can improve healthcare delivery efficiency, especially in emergency or cross-border situations.
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The Present & Future of Digital Identity: Promises, Risks, and Human Freedom
What are the implications for humanity if digital identity becomes ubiquitous over the next 10-25 years?
@votesmash_gregory
Digital identity systems will become a normal part of everyday life within the next 25 years.
Digital identity systems should be designed to protect privacy by default rather than requiring users to opt in.