
MicroStrategy has announced the launch of a new decentralized identity (DID) protocol named MicroStrategy Orange, which leverages the Bitcoin blockchain. This innovative platform is designed for building decentralized identity applications, utilizing a method known as the Bitcoin Inscription DID method (did:btc). This method employs inscriptions in witness data to store and manage DIDs, while leveraging unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs) for DID control. The protocol, which is open-source, aims to facilitate the creation and management of digital identities with minimal restrictions on size and content, making it a significant advancement in the realm of blockchain-based identity solutions.



.@MicroStrategy has unveiled plans to develop a decentralized identity service using Ordinals inscriptions. By @JamieCrawleyCD https://t.co/KIrq60x2MJ
MicroStrategy's Orange Bitcoin-based Digital Identity system is a copy/paste idea that's already solved. I'll get to the most successful ones you see every day, but first, here are some of the early attempts. Onename - 2014 @muneeb and @ryaneshea launched Onename on the… https://t.co/1AUoAI7eUK
MicroStrategy has announced plans to launch a decentralized identity solution on the Bitcoin (BTC) network that stores and retrieves information using Ordinal-based inscriptions https://t.co/cXQoHcscWt