At the core of Web3 projects is the idea that one can own their identity via cryptographic proof.
Over time, this concept will find its way into many projects. Especialy into open source projects which try to make the web a better place.
For example, as soon as browsers support a DNS based on cryptographic proofs like ENS, other technologies which have URL based identities (like ActivityPub) will automatically support cryptographic identities. Which would bring it to projects like Mastodon and Bluesky automatically.
Over time, this concept will find its way into many projects. Especialy into open source projects which try to make the web a better place.
For example, as soon as browsers support a DNS based on cryptographic proofs like ENS, other technologies which have URL based identities (like ActivityPub) will automatically support cryptographic identities. Which would bring it to projects like Mastodon and Bluesky automatically.