been staring at BITCOIN and SOLANA and kind of getting my mind numb and then looked at the cross-chain identity mechanic since last night and honestly i cant shake it 😂
so the idea is this. one verified identity attestation. unlocks both the private CBDC rail and the public stablecoin rail. same credential, two systems, no friction. sounds clean.
but here is where it gets weird to me
the attestation lives somewhere. it was verified by someone. on a specific chain. the private CBDC side is a permissioned Fabric network. the public side is an EVM chain. these are not the same system. they dont share state. they dont share trust.
so when the stablecoin side checks identity - what is it actually checking against.is it querying the Fabric network.is there a bridge relaying the attestation. is a copy synced somewhere
the docs say one attestation unlocks both. they dont say how the second rail verifies the first rails attestation without trusting a bridge it has no native visibility into.
thats the part i cant resolve. the identity claim is unified. the verification infrastructure underneath it isnt
honestly dont know if cross-chain identity here is a genuinely solved interoperability problem or just a clean story sitting on top of a trust assumption nobody has named yet?? 🤔
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