Null ID

Null ID is a wallet-controlled communication identity. An example record:

Sample record shown for illustration. Not a real account.

Identity separation

A Null ID should not be required to reveal the user's primary wallet publicly. The user can prove control through signed credentials or a dedicated smart account.

Multiple identities

Users may create different identities for:

• personal communication;
• professional work;
• public communities;
• private research;
• customer support;
• development.

Null should prevent abusive mass identity creation without forcing every user to disclose a real-world identity.

Profile fields

A profile may contain:

• Null identifier;
• display name;
• geometric avatar;
• bio;
• public encryption key;
• verified links;
• selected credentials;
• reputation;
• communication preferences;
• payment availability.

Deterministic anonymous marks

Null can generate geometric sender marks derived from the identifier, of the kind used throughout this archive. This creates recognizable visual identity without requiring a personal photograph.