I can imagine Baster, my orange cat, signing up for a finance app. He might hand over proof of age. But the moment it asks for more documents, he sits on his tuna receipts. Apparently, his snack budget is confidential. For an age check, selective disclosure could let someone prove they’re old enough without making their full identity details public. They share what that particular check needs. @RialoHQ approach to combining identity, privacy, and compliance makes sense to me. There’s potential to help financial apps check whether users are eligible while limiting how much personal information gets shared. But I care more about the implementation than the pitch. I’d want clear answers about who can read the data, what gets stored onchain, and how revoked credentials are rejected. I need stronger protection for my identity than Baster pretending to sleep on his receipts.