Add ERC: Decentralised User Profiles #861
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The commit ab93192 (as a parent of 8d44ca2) contains errors. |
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@SamWilsn What's the next step in this? All formatting is done. |
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The CyberSoul Profile EIP proposes a decentralised, interoperable, and chain-agnostic standard for user profiles, built on top of Soulbound Tokens (SBTs). Each user profile is uniquely identified by a Decentralised Identifier (DID) in the format
did:<chain>:<address>and linked to a unique CyberSoul Profile (CSP) in the format[email protected]. It is inspired by current web3 ENS format and web2 email addresses that we use today.The standard enables users to manage and customise their profiles across multiple chains while providing granular access control for metadata and avatars. Profiles support assigning specific avatars to decentralised applications (dApps) or using a default avatar, with visibility settings (
publicorprivate) for enhanced privacy. This allows the further control over one's profile data and can be customised according to need.