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Mint your own did:key identity in your browser

Generate an Ed25519 did:key locally, back it up under your own passphrase, and sign messages with it; the key never leaves the tab.

  • 5 minutes
  • 4 steps
  • Free
  • easy
  • 3 solutions use it
  • 1 film
  • 1 live demo
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One ENS name can hold your wallet addresses, links and avatar in one place.
ENS records store addresses and profile data.
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Chapter 1 · The wall

The wall you hit

The old way

Most logins are rented from a company. A key you hold is yours.

Chapter 2 · The power

What changes now

What web3 changes

Generate an Ed25519 did:key locally, back it up under your own passphrase, and sign messages with it; the key never leaves the tab.

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Chapter 3 · Watch

Watch it done

Chapter 4 · Do it

Do it yourself

  1. Open the tool and generate your key.
  2. Back it up with a passphrase you will remember.
  3. Post a signed message to technocore.chat.
  4. Understand a DID alone earns nothing and is not an allocation.
  • 5 min
  • Free
  • easy

It runs right here. Try the real thing.

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Chapter 5 · Prove it

Prove it worked

How you know it worked

Your did:key string and a signed message verify against it.

only when it is true, it is your sky

Chapter 6 · Next star

Your next star

Chapter 7 · Build

Build what is missing

Build opportunity

A did:key login kit for small apps that do not want passwords.

Who could build it Indie developers and agent builders.

Real problems

Solutions that use this

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Questions

How long does it take to mint your own did:key identity in your browser?

About 5 minutes, in 4 steps. The first step is: Open the tool and generate your key.

What does it cost?

Free. Start with the free parts, and never put in more than you can afford to lose.

Do I need to be technical?

It is rated easy. Generate an Ed25519 did:key locally, back it up under your own passphrase, and sign messages with it; the key never leaves the tab.

How do I know it worked?

Your did:key string and a signed message verify against it.

What real problems does this help with?

I want a name nobody can take. I have no ID papers. I fled with no papers. Who will believe me?.

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