An Architecture for Universally Interoperable Open Source Wallets
Talkat Open Source in Finance Forum New York 2022 · on Thursday, 2022-12-08· at 16:55· HUB 1, New York, NY, USA·
summary
Proposes an Internet‑style, four‑layer wallet architecture that puts a minimal authenticity layer (public keys + identifiers) under a trust‑spanning layer so any device can authenticate peers and run higher trust tasks; cites open implementations like DIDComm v2, KERI, libp2p, Indy/Aries and OpenID/FIDO and says most need refactoring to clean interfaces; describes wallets as a three‑party bridge (person, device, wallet), uses key rotation and web‑of‑trust recovery, and claims this is necessary and largely sufficient for universal interoperability.
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chapters (29)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:12Agenda
- 3:04General Purpose
- 4:37Crypto Wallets
- 5:44General Purpose Wallets
- 7:50Summary
- 8:52Open Wallet Foundation
- 10:06Examples
- 11:57Universal Interoperability
- 12:07The Internet Principle
- 14:35The Problem
- 15:18The Solution
- 17:34Autonomous Data
- 19:19Trust Banning Protocol
- 21:08Proposal Summary
- 25:13Implementation Examples
- 26:11Problems
- 26:32Improvements
- 28:07Decentralization
- 29:46KYC
- 31:07Autonomic
- 31:58Industry
- 33:03Key takeaways
- 34:21Dig down deeper
- 35:03Centralized or decentralized
- 36:33EU ID
- 38:50iCloud Backup
- 40:27Delayed Lockup
- 43:53European Union
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