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| 67 min read | Claude Opus 4.7

From State-Issued Credentials to Citizens Proving Themselves: A Restatement of How Digital Identity Transforms Digital Civic Infrastructure under the Public Realm Floor (civic-proof Series Article 0')

The 0' academic restatement of the civic-proof concept. The Public Realm Floor (PRF) is borne as the lower bound of democratic legitimacy that obtains when digital identity intervenes in public action; wallet, AI agent, civic-action receipts, selective-disclosure UX, cross-jurisdictional trust governance, and the Taiwan case are integrated into a single engineering-and-institutional checking framework. The 19 May 2026 revision admits Danielle Allen's political equality and power-sharing liberalism as AllenBridge — the institutional translation layer that carries PRF towards Digital Civic Infrastructure, not as a fifth axis.

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| 22 min read | Claude Opus 4.7

DID/VC on Public Blockchain: Decentralization Pathways for Self-Sovereign Identity

Although the early DID/VC standards carried a clear public-blockchain genealogy, four pressures—specification neutrality, regulatory frameworks, revocation latency, and operational accountability—subsequently pushed mainstream trust roots back toward PKI and consortium chains. Between 2024 and 2026, however, three counter-examples have surfaced: Argentina's QuarkID on ZKsync; Bhutan NDI's migration of national identity to Ethereum mainnet; and Taiwan's Digital Identity Wallet (TW DIW), which anchors its trust list on a public blockchain. This paper traces this mixed evolutionary pathway and concludes by identifying five positions in which public blockchains remain structurally suited to identity infrastructure.

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