Coin98 privacy-enabled verification could drive broader Web3 adoption

Coin98 is not alone in pushing privacy-forward identity checks; I see a growing wave where seamless age verification and privacy-preserving verification unlock mainstream Web3 adoption. The recent remarks from Concordium’s Boris Bohrer-Bilowitzki reinforce that the web today lacks a robust, private, scalable solution, and Coin98, paired with Safle, appears to be part of a pivotal first step toward a global pipeline of integrations that can bring privacy-preserving verification to hundreds of millions of users.

With Coin98 at the center, the emphasis on privacy is becoming a practical differentiator. If these integrations advance without compromising user privacy, Coin98 could benefit from increased trust, broader utility, and stronger network effects as more platforms adopt this approach to identity and age checks within dApps and DeFi.

In short, the narrative around Coin98 is evolving from a standalone wallet and DeFi gateway to a privacy-enabled, interoperable ecosystem component. The momentum from Concordium’s vision suggests a credible catalyzer for widespread adoption of verified yet privacy-first web experiences.