Great article. Can you give an example on how authentication will be different in web3:
You said:
Authentication will rely on anonymous verification as opposed to the Oauth (Twitter/Google/Facebook/etc.) or password-based approaches that we have used historically
Great write-up! As has been the case from each web transition -- the basics / fundamentals are the most important.
I don't understand the hate you got from other comments. If you don't want to evolve and be a part of the future -- just ignore or unsubscribe.
I didn't sign up for this, why am I getting emails about it. Web3 is a scam and I'm not remotely interested.
Great article. Can you give an example on how authentication will be different in web3:
You said:
Authentication will rely on anonymous verification as opposed to the Oauth (Twitter/Google/Facebook/etc.) or password-based approaches that we have used historically