Problem Statement

The current way people access and secure their digital assets is fundamentally broken. Seed phrases, passwords, and centralized logins were never designed for a future where billions of dollars move across decentralized networks.


"Security should empower users, not scare them." — Core principle behind Solident


1. Seed phrases are fragile

Every year, billions in crypto are lost because users misplace or forget their seed phrase. A single piece of paper or screenshot often becomes the weakest link in an otherwise decentralized system. Once lost, access is gone forever.


2. Passwords are easy targets

Phishing websites and fake wallet pop-ups trick thousands of users daily. Passwords and private keys can be typed, copied, and stolen. They create friction for the user while giving attackers more entry points.


Imagine a system where you don’t have to remember security. Your identity itself is the key.


3. DeFi remains too complex for newcomers

For most people, joining DeFi feels intimidating:

  • Installing extensions

  • Copying wallet addresses

  • Managing seed phrases

  • Approving endless pop-ups

This complexity slows adoption and keeps DeFi from reaching mainstream users.


4. Biometrics alone are not enough

Face recognition can be tricked by deepfakes or stolen videos. That’s why single-factor biometrics are risky when protecting high-value assets. Users need something simple, yet stronger.


Security should not be a trade-off between convenience and protection. With Solident, both work together.


The gap today

DeFi demands stronger, simpler access. Seed phrases are outdated. Passwords are weak. Pure biometrics are not enough.

What’s missing is a multi-factor identity layer built for Web3:

  • Human-friendly

  • Cryptographically secure

  • Resistant to phishing, leaks, and deepfake attacks

Solident is built to solve this gap.

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