2025-12-26 14:26:22

Currently, there are not many Web3 projects that offer free issuance of identity credentials. Recently, I paid attention to a Passport project and feel it is worth following.

Rather than calling it a variety of NFT tricks, it’s more like the project team’s genuine user screening. Users who are willing to proactively bind and record their wallet addresses on the chain are the true die-hard fans of the project’s future. This method may seem simple, but it helps the project accurately identify core community members and is of great significance for long-term ecosystem development.

If you are looking for projects in Web3, such free identity systems are indeed a good entry point.

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PhantomMiner

· 5h ago

Free credential issuance? This trick is indeed clever, instantly distinguishing true fans from those just here for freebies. Users who bind their addresses are genuine holders with real assets, the project team has a good plan. I've also seen passports and similar things, but I feel the question is how to use them effectively later on. It's easy to get the credentials here, but the real challenge is creating ecological value. There are too many free things in Web3; is there anything special about this one? Actually, this approach benefits the project team, and it's not bad for us either—just free riding. Isn't this the way Web3 filters users? Those who bind their wallets are all players. It's free at first, but it might start charging later... But honestly, this is much more reliable than those flashy NFTs.

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NFTRegretful

· 5h ago

Free identity credentials are definitely worth paying attention to You can see who the true fans are the moment you link your wallet Reliable projects should filter users like this

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MetaverseMortgage

· 5h ago

Binding your wallet to get free access to the identity credential, honestly, it's just project teams phishing... but it does effectively filter out genuine fans.

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rugdoc.eth

· 6h ago

Binding wallets is indeed a powerful move, automatically helping projects identify true believers. --- Free identity credentials? Basically, it's about finding out who genuinely wants to stick around. --- I think Passport and similar tools are much more reliable than those flashy NFTs; at least you can see who the real fans are. --- Haha, only those willing to actively go on-chain are true fans. This logic makes sense. --- There are still such considerate projects now. What are you waiting for if you haven't linked your wallet yet? --- Seemingly simple operations can filter out the core community. This is the correct way to open up the Web3 ecosystem. --- Instead of blindly buying all kinds of NFTs, it's better to start experiencing with this kind of free identity system. --- That's why I say you should look at the project's sincerity when choosing a project. The Passport system is definitely worth paying attention to. --- A free identity system is really rare in Web3. --- The key is that this move can accurately find the community core, much more reliable than airdrop games.

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SnapshotLaborer

· 6h ago

Really, free identity credentials are now truly scarce. The wave of people binding wallets are the ones who will truly stick with the project, not those retail investors who just come to exploit the benefits.

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