Linking Digital Civilization: The DID Alliance Node Consensus Summit was held in Kuala Lumpur, and the Web3 Digital Sovereignty Network was officially launched.

[Kuala Lumpur, November 19, 2025] —— At a critical juncture in the global digital economy's transition to Web3, the “Boundaryless Co-construction · Global Acceleration: DID Alliance Node Consensus Summit” was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

This summit is the first global meeting of the DID Alliance since the launch of the identity computing power network on November 11. More than 200 founding nodes, super nodes, ecological partners, strategic cooperative organizations, and industry experts from around the world attended to discuss the implementation path of DID technology from underlying infrastructure to global application scenarios.

BCH Ecological Fund, DPIN Ecological Development Fund, Hong Kong Intelligent Technology (HKIT), Tang DAO Metaverse, HotLink Group, 42X Fund, and Laos SPT Group and other organizations attended the conference as strategic partners to provide resource support and ecological collaboration for the decentralized digital identity network built for DID.

Top-level design: DID is the infrastructure of digital civilization

The conference opened with a keynote speech by DID Alliance Chairman Eugene Xiao. In response to the challenges of trust deficit, AI forgery, and data leakage currently facing the internet, Eugene proposed the strategic positioning of DID in his presentation titled “The Value of DID and Global Planning.”

“DID (Decentralized Identifier) is not just a login tool, but also the infrastructure for future digital civilization,” Eugene pointed out. He emphasized that DID is committed to building a trust protocol that spans sovereign boundaries and connects on-chain and off-chain. The core of this protocol is to return the ownership, management rights, and income rights of digital identities to users, reshaping the underlying logic of the digital economy.

When discussing global布局, Eugene revealed that the DID alliance has completed its global strategic deployment from Silicon Valley in the United States, Dubai in the Middle East to Kuala Lumpur in Southeast Asia. Currently, a decentralized digital trust network covering the globe is gradually being established through global Node Consensus.

Product and Ecosystem: Building a “Identity-Centered” Value Closed Loop

The DID Alliance management subsequently released the “DID Core Product System and Future Layout”, showcasing the product matrix and business logic of the DID ecosystem.

The alliance elaborated on the “identity-centered” value cycle system: users obtain DID rewards and points through identity minting, and points can be exchanged for ecological products. The four core product sectors were also unveiled simultaneously:

1. Basic Identity System: In addition to the native DID identity, the Laos National Digital Identity project will serve as a financial services gateway in the ASEAN region.
2. Global Passport: Provides services including Marshall Islands Digital Nomad Identity, Palau Digital Identity, and multi-country visa services, promoting “one identity, global access.”
3. Financial Innovation: Showcasing 42X Crypto Bank Card alongside traditional bank card services, supporting global currency exchange and crypto collateral loans.
4. Communication Network: Build a communication network that ensures user identity online and security through global eSIM and the upcoming encrypted satellite communication services.

In addition, the alliance has announced multiple ecological support programs, including supporting ecological token exchanges through the USID stablecoin, establishing an ecological loan program to inject liquidity, and launching the “Angel Airdrop Program” aimed at 21,000 global spots, designed to allow participants to share in the dividends of ecological development. On the governance level, DID has established a decentralized governance system of “three-layer synergy,” balancing the efficiency of centralized coordination and decentralized autonomy through a computing power pool mechanism and a “dual-track” node operation model.

Capital and Applications: Reshaping the Cornerstone of Payments, Landing in Diverse Scenarios

BCH Ecosystem Fund represents an analysis of the strategic value of DID from the perspective of public chain ecology. It points out that as Web3 finance deepens, “identity” has become a bottleneck for large-scale adoption. The decentralized identity system constructed by DID effectively resolves the contradiction between “anonymity” and “trustworthiness” in the Web3 world. The BCH Ecosystem Fund stated that it will fully support the DID Alliance in three directions: infrastructure co-construction, ecological resource introduction, and strategic investment incubation.

In the technical implementation phase, Hong Kong Intelligent Technology (HKIT) analyzed the foundational role of DID in ensuring cross-border data flow, preventing Deepfake, and building national trust anchors from a technical perspective. TangDAO showcased the real applications of DID in the metaverse, demonstrating how users can utilize DID to confirm digital asset ownership and conduct commercial transactions, validating the commercial value of DID in C-end applications. The DPIN Ecological Development Fund also stated that it will integrate decentralized computing networks with the DID identity system to provide infrastructure support for the AI economy.

Strategic Hub: Asia-Pacific Innovation Center Officially Launched

During the summit, the DID Alliance, together with multiple ecological partners including HotLink Group, 42X Fund, BCH Eco Fund, Tangren Road, and local institutions in Malaysia, jointly inaugurated the DID Asia-Pacific Innovation Center. This center is defined as an independent platform for business, finance, and trade empowerment, serving as the strategic hub for the DID Alliance's deep engagement in the Asia-Pacific region and global connections. It will focus on three major areas: Web3 innovation incubation, digital transformation of traditional business, and enterprises going overseas, integrating global capital and educational resources to provide full-chain empowerment services for businesses and investors.

From the top-level design in Silicon Valley to the consensus gathering in Kuala Lumpur; from capital injection to application landing – the DID Alliance Node Consensus Summit showcased the construction process of the Web3 digital sovereignty network. Boundless co-construction, global acceleration, the DID Alliance is committed to building an open and interconnected digital civilization infrastructure.