Inspired by @jalilwahdat's recent post, I wanted to take a step back and reflect on my time at @ethidorg. My vision upon joining the EthID team was simple: > The best standards don't matter if nobody uses them. I took on the responsibility of leading ecosystem adoption for the projects our team was building, partnering with wallets, explorers, developer tools, governance platforms, and consumer apps to make integration as easy as possible. Much of my time was spent identifying opportunities, reaching out to teams across the ecosystem, and working closely with them to make adoption as straightforward as possible. ────────── ENS & EFP > Led ecosystem adoption through proactive outreach and close collaboration with project teams. > Helped bring 30+ integrations to production. Including: • @etherscan • @ethstatus • @Superfluid_HQ • @TalentProtocol • @phi_xyz • and many more. ────────── Sign-In with Ethereum > Drove adoption through direct collaboration with wallets, governance platforms, and developer tooling. Including: • x402 • @ambire • @0xPolygon forum • @TalentProtocol • @ScaffoldETH • @swissknifexyz • @Kleros_io forum ────────── ENS Market Bot > Built @ENSMarketBot from the ground up. Tracks: • Registrations • Renewals • Bids • Sales Lifetime: • 54k+ likes • 10k+ replies ────────── Grails → Led development of several AI-powered features and internal tools for @grailsmarket. Including: • GrailsAI recommendations • GrailsAI valuations • Google search intelligence • Original admin panel • 50+ curated categories ────────── I'm incredibly grateful to have worked alongside @jalilwahdat, @0xthrpw, @encrypteddegen, @quantumly, under the leadership of @BrantlyMillegan Small team. Constant shipping 🚢 EthID may be coming to an end, but I still believe the same thing I did on day one. > The best standards don't matter if nobody uses them The next chapter awaits :)