Sign in With Ethereum: the Most Powerful Protocol in #Web3?
summary
A standard message format (implemented by Spruce and funded by ENS) is already powering logins on Uniswap, Aave, Gitcoin and a Discourse plugin and claims to reduce phishing and unify wallet UX. Teams build data wallets and Ceramic adds composable, real‑time streams with ComposeDB to store permissioned vaults; zero‑knowledge proofs promise selective disclosure. Major hurdles: key loss, institutional trust, and developer UX. Regulators add portability (March 2024) and roughly 120 data unions plus apps like Sweatcoin (120M downloads, 25M active) drive real adoption.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:43Panel Introductions
- 6:33Sign in with Ethereum
- 12:28Web3 adoption
- 18:25Challenges
- 23:03Advantages
- 28:27What is Ceramic
- 32:03Realtime Data
- 40:20Problems with AI
- 44:06Audience Questions
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