

As your joke about github vs privacy, I fully agree. But I did this a certain way of several reasons, all design choices has a explanation if you read the docs. And one is the transparency, it’s like 3 clicks then you could verify. It wasn’t about my privacy in relation to the code, it’s privacy regarding real world/“titts-for-tatts”/seller-buyer transactions. But in general my imposter syndrome doesn’t like to much discussions in forums. So I’m pretty good at “post&run” to quietly watch on a distance like a creep. And that’s pretty much what you could expect from me.
Technically: yes. The ERC primitive can act as a verification key. All identity data stays off-chain at the platform layer. The protocol anchors the proof, not the data. That said it’s possible if done with discipline and no PII on-chain. Similar like in the CUT protocol, the token isn’t access to the files, it’s authorization to access the decryption key of the files. 👍