CryptoMondays Houston | On-Chain Identity
CryptoMondays Houston | On-Chain Identity
Monday, October 26 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM CDT
📍 Heights Neighborhood Library, 1302 Heights Blvd, Houston, TX 77008
Free parking lot on the north side of the building, plus street parking on Heights Blvd.)
CryptoMondays Houston returns for its third event, back in person at a beautiful historic venue in the Heights. This is a free, public event, open to everyone.
This session tackles a problem every digital asset platform runs into: identity verification is fragmented. Every platform, every jurisdiction, and every asset class tends to require its own KYC process, forcing investors to re-prove who they are over and over, and forcing platforms to maintain multiple redundant vendor relationships just to cover different regions.
We'll look at how on-chain identity standards, including ONCHAINID, the identity protocol most widely used in tokenized real-world asset markets today, are trying to solve that.
Who should attend: Institutional investors, compliance and risk professionals, digital-asset operators, and anyone thinking about how identity verification and regulatory compliance work in tokenized asset markets.
Host: Adam Doerr Founder, Doerr Company. Business Development Advisor at RedSwan Digital Real Estate. Founder of CryptoMondays Houston.
Discussion Topics: The identity fragmentation problem, illustrated with real-world examples of platforms running multiple KYC vendors by region
What ONCHAINID is and how it works, built on the ERC-734 and ERC-735 standards Self-sovereign identity vs. custodial KYC, who controls the data and where it lives
Where the technology still has gaps: privacy, cost, and vendor dependency How identity verification intersects with sanctions screening and evolving compliance rules
This will be an educational, conceptual discussion not investment advice or a solicitation of any specific product or offering.
Agenda
5:30–5:45 PM: Welcome and introductions
5:45–7:00 PM: Discussion, on-chain identity and the fragmentation problem
Light bites and non-alcoholic beverages provided. This program is not sponsored or endorsed by the Houston Public Library.