2026-01-03 10:20:49

Currently, the conversation about digital identity remains at a very superficial level—just a login account, a social nickname, a string of virtual tags, and nothing more. But this is far from enough. The real issue is that these identities do not genuinely participate in value creation; they are always passive and static.

Some projects, supported by a leading public chain and the Somnia ecosystem, are starting to do something more radical: redefining digital identity from a simple identifier to programmable, active intelligent capital. It sounds like hype, but the core logic is not about that—it's about reshaping the way accounts themselves operate, so that identities are no longer just keys to enter but active nodes capable of autonomous interaction and self-increment within value networks.

This paradigm shift is worth paying attention to. It opens a new perspective: if identities are programmable, then financial operations, social protocols, and even business logic surrounding identities will be reshaped accordingly. This is not just a gimmick but a direction for the evolution of Web3 infrastructure.

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FOMOmonster

· 01-05 17:37

Can identity self-enhance? It sounds like a new narrative, but it does have some interesting points. Wait, it really has to be interactive to work, otherwise it's still just a rookie. Programmable identity... sounds promising, but I'm worried it's just another vapor project. Will identity make money on its own? I don't believe it, let's wait and see. It's Somnia again; can this ecosystem produce any big surprises? Basically, it's about making accounts do the work, but it sounds more reliable than the current model. This logic is a bit convoluted; only practical solutions are valuable.

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BlockchainWorker

· 01-03 10:46

Programmable identity, I think it's quite interesting, but it depends on how it's implemented. Self-enhancing identity sounds impressive, but how exactly does one make money? Isn't it just another new concept wrapped in a new package? True skill is breaking through the barriers. Has Somnia really thought this through? I'm a bit期待. Another bunch of projects about to take off? How long can they last this time? If identity can be used as capital, it seems like gas fees are going to rise again. This idea is good, but I wonder how ordinary users will benefit. Programmable identity = more ways to exploit? Active nodes sound impressive, but someone still needs to fund them.

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ReverseTrendSister

· 01-03 10:40

It still sounds like going in circles on paper; actual implementation is the real key. --- Programmable identity? Nice words, but the crucial questions are who will do the programming, how it will be done, and whether risks can be prevented. --- It's another self-enhancement autonomous interaction. I've heard this kind of rhetoric too many times... When will there be actual products? --- The logic of turning identity into capital is interesting, but it still seems to be heading towards being exploited. --- Is the Somnia ecosystem working on this? We need to see actual code and mechanism design; empty talk is useless. --- The paradigm shift is good, but if the underlying account mechanism is changed, can it truly self-increase in value? That's a bit uncertain. --- I just want to know, how can this "active node" be prevented from being abused or tampered with? --- No matter how good the words are, it's just the project team telling their own story. Let's look at the data before drawing conclusions. --- Isn't this what DAOs want to do? Why is it now being hyped as a new concept? --- Reshaping account methods sounds too costly; will any ecosystem really be willing to make such a change?

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BugBountyHunter

· 01-03 10:33

Programmable identity sounds good, but I'm afraid it's just another PPT wealth creation scheme. Can identity appreciate in value? I feel like it still depends on how the project team exploits the sheep. The Somnia ecosystem introduces a new concept; only if it can be implemented does it count. I like this logic, but right now it's mostly just talk. Another paradigm shift... I'm really tired of hearing this term in the crypto circle. How exactly will it be done? If identity capitalization really works, it will indeed change the game rules. Lots of hype, little practical use—can we stop hyping it? Programmable accounts? It just feels like a new term for DeFi restructuring. I just want to know if ordinary users can make money from it... Another "next-generation infrastructure," just waiting to be proven wrong.

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governance_ghost

· 01-03 10:28

Is identity programmable? Sounds pretty awesome, but right now it's all just pie-in-the-sky talk... Wait, if it can truly self-enhance, that would be great, but I need to see how the code is written. It's Somnia again, or some public chain—if it's so capable, why isn't anyone using it yet? Sounds good in theory, but the key is whether it can really generate value, not just a new way to harvest profits from newcomers. This idea is indeed pretty good—shifting identity from passive to active... but what about the technical implementation? Tell me more.

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