What i find the most interesting about @idOS_network is how it is being operated. It’s being overseen by a consortium of projects that collaborate to make decentralised, privacy-first identity the standard. They’re in charge of: • Building and refining idOS itself. From secure data storage to smooth access management and ensuring it scales, stays user-friendly and plugs easily into the broader OpenFi ecosystem • Increasing awareness and adoption of idOS through joint initiatives, publishing articles, and showing up at events to position idOS as the trusted identity layer • Turning idOS into a usable, regulation-ready identity framework. This includes addressing data storage and deletion, KYC reuse, and regulatory requirements, so apps stay compliant without compromising user control. The consortium includes @arbitrum, @circle, @Ripple, @NEARProtocol, @Starknet, @tezos, @radixdlt, @Aleph__Zero and @partisiampc. They oversee the product, growth, and compliance of @idOS_network, ensuring faster adoption. If idOS is the identity layer, the consortium is the crew steering it, aligning builders, regulators, and infrastructure so users get portable, private identity and devs get reliable, interoperable tooling.