One of the hardest UX problems in Web3 is that identity is still chain-scoped.
You’re not just “alex,” you’re “alex.sol” or “alex.sui” or some other suffix that boxes you in.
What @SuiNSdapp just did with the @sns Portal is introduce namespace abstraction.
For the first time, your identity can leave its home chain; without losing resolution, context, or utility.
It’s the beginning of an internet where you own your identity the same way you own your keys: fully, portably, and without asking for permission.
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