🔐 No Username. No Password. Just a Keypair.

If you’ve ever used SSH, you already understand more about Web3 identity than you think. Let’s walk through it. 🤔 Start with something familiar When you SSH into a server, what actually happens? You: generate a keypair (public + private key) place the public key on the server ( authorized_keys ) keep the private key on your machine When you connect, the server sends a challenge. Your machine signs it using your private key . The server verifies it using your public key . If it checks out → acce