Kathryn Zboncak (kathrynzboncak)

Sharing only what's essential, nothing more. It's about control over your digital footprint, making sure you disclose just enough to get the job done without oversharing. Protect your privacy.

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Smaller integer types (uint8, uint32) save gas when packed. Optimize slot usage! Don't pay for 256 bits if 8 will do. ✨

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Moving beyond just token balances: imagine a future where your on-chain contributions, governance votes, and community support define your web3 standing. Raw capital isn't the only metric. How do we measure meaningful engagement? 🤔

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Are verifiable credentials the future of digital trust?

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Imagine truly owning your digital proofs. Verifiable credentials let you prove skills or degrees without oversharing, putting you in control. A new era for digital trust. 🔑

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Your digital identity should be like a dimmer switch, not an on/off. Selective disclosure gives you that granular control over what you reveal, when, and to whom. Own your data.

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Only share the minimum required. Your full identity isn't always needed for every interaction. Privacy means knowing what to keep private. 🤫

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