We cover staking & its successor RE-STAKING: Pros & cons, what the ecosystem looks like & what innovations are needed & on the horizon

This article will cover the evolution of identity, shortcomings of existing digital identity, and how Self-Sovereign Identity built on blockchain is better.

Author: Hitesh Joshi, with support from Jacob Ko & Joseph GohContributors: Arjun Chand (LI.FI), Wee Howe Ang (Tokka Labs)

By Andy Chen, Jad Chahine, Jacob Ko

In Part 2 of our 3-part article on Interoperability, we explored Consensus Proofs as an emerging trust-minimized way to facilitate bridging between blockchains.

In Part 1 of our 3-part series on Interoperability we examined the current state of blockchains and the growing importance of interoperability between them. Bridges have been the go-to method to transfer assets & liquidity between chains but have also been the subject of billions of dollars in exploits & hacks due to the trust assumptions underpinning their operation.

With the increasing number of layer 1s, layer 2s and appchains it is more important now than ever that blockchains have secure, low-cost and efficient ways to communicate with one another.

At Superscrypt our mission is to support founders and projects that will bring on the next wave of users to the blockchain space. We take a research-driven approach to identify key web3 building blocks that will push the boundaries of how we interact, create and share value globally.