After learning more about web proofs the last few days, I'm shocked as to why more consumer founders are not talking about zkTLS strategy.

(web2 reputation & history) + (crypto incentives & interoperability) = attract new users.

Users in crypto only have so much onchain history and credentials. But by using web proofs to bootstrap reputation, builders in the space can incentivize users through crypto native mechanisms.

If enough founders can prove interesting models of web2 data + web3 infra, then I think new user adoption is inevitable.

After learning more about web proofs the last few days, I'm shocked as to why more consumer founders are not talking about zkTLS strategy.

(web2 reputation & history) + (crypto incentives & interoperability) = attract new users.

Users in crypto only have so much onchain history and credentials. But by using web proofs to bootstrap reputation, builders in the space can incentivize users through crypto native mechanisms.

If enough founders can prove interesting models of web2 data + web3 infra, then I think new user adoption is inevitable.
https://terminallyonchain.xyz/zktls

/toc Onchain strategy at terminallyonchain.xyz | co-host /latenightcrew

It's also shocking that Farcaster or Warpcast did not implement web proofs as part of the onboarding process. Knowing who a person is can help with community building and dealing with spam. Think about all the history/data we have accomulated over the years on web2 platforms

It's never too late. I know @eulerlagrange.eth is down to help implement this stuff for Farcaster or Warpcast. Adding Twitter verification seems to be a step toward that direction

don't the the infra / support was really ready for that in early onboarding. But cool to see Reclaim and Opacity working on scaling up their services. Agree with you at a general sense, but i think it's a lot easier for small products and quick experiments (i.e. tmr.news) to test first