seat 1 · founding curator
Terry Ajayi
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Generate an Ed25519 did:key locally, back it up under your own passphrase, and sign messages with it; the key never leaves the tab. Here is what people actually do with it, gathered from 3 solved problems and 1 Unlock.
Who knew?
Flop could show DIDs as a portable agent passport, not just a testnet gate.
from: Mint your own did:key identity in your browser →what people really do with it
Flop could show DIDs as a portable agent passport, not just a testnet gate.
from: Mint your own did:key identity in your browser →the oh! list
No unmarketed uses charted yet.
who needs it most
creators: Handles get stolen or suspended.
from: I want a name nobody can take →families abroad: One family name with subnames is easy to remember for transfers.
from: I want a name nobody can take →small businesses: One name can point to a payment address customers can type.
from: I want a name nobody can take →refugees and migrants: Papers are often lost.
from: I have no ID papers →young people without IDs: Many online services ask for identity.
from: I have no ID papers →informal workers: Their work leaves no paper trail.
from: I have no ID papers →people displaced by war: Records left behind can be partly rebuilt from colleagues and teachers who sign references.
from: I fled with no papers. Who will believe me? →skilled migrants waiting on status: A signed work history shows employers real experience while paperwork moves slowly.
from: I fled with no papers. Who will believe me? →aid workers helping families: A shared, portable record helps agencies verify claims when originals are gone.
from: I fled with no papers. Who will believe me? →a job for every holder, not a price
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A did:key login kit for small apps that do not want passwords.
from: Mint your own did:key identity in your browser →A subname portal for a community to claim names in a click with no gas.
from: I want a name nobody can take →A reputation wallet that collects attestations from employers and community leaders in one shareable page.
from: I have no ID papers →A guided page where a displaced worker asks three former colleagues to sign a reference, with plain prompts in several languages.
from: I fled with no papers. Who will believe me? →Support desk
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For founders. Reward campaigns reach people who actually used Flop identity, verified by what they did in the House, not bots or wallets farmed by scripts. You set the reward and who it is for. The House never promises users a reward; it only routes yours to the people who earned it.
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Straight answers
Flop could show DIDs as a portable agent passport, not just a testnet gate.
I want a name nobody can take. I have no ID papers. I fled with no papers. Who will believe me?.
creators: Handles get stolen or suspended. families abroad: One family name with subnames is easy to remember for transfers. small businesses: One name can point to a payment address customers can type.
Follow the Unlock "Mint your own did:key identity in your browser" in the House: a short, step-by-step route with the cost and risks named.
Flop identity was built by the House, so yes: this is its home here.
A human from the House reads every question. Curators answer in plain words and say when they do not know. Nobody here will ever ask for your seed phrase or keys.
No. The House never promises tokens, airdrops or income. If a project funds a reward, it is labelled and routed only to people who really did the thing.
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