did:julia is now a registered DID method
The identity method behind not.bot is now listed in W3C’s DID Methods registry. Here’s what did:julia does and why the registration matters.
Notes from the team building not.bot: how verification works, and what we get wrong.
The identity method behind not.bot is now listed in W3C’s DID Methods registry. Here’s what did:julia does and why the registration matters.
Julia, the company behind not.bot, has been selected as a Venture Atlanta 2026 Showcase Company. The conference takes place October 14–15 in Atlanta.
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