🆔Why cheqd is Changing from Trust Registry to Trust Graph🆔 We’ve just published a new blog, and it marks a big shift in how we think about trust infrastructure. For years, Trust Registries did the job: simple, static lists showing who could be trusted to issue credentials. But with AI agents, decentralised systems, and constantly evolving digital relationships, static lists no longer cut it. That’s why cheqd is moving from Trust Registries to Trust Graphs. A Trust Graph isn’t a snapshot. It is a living network that adapts as people, organisations, and AI agents interact. It brings context, hierarchy, reputation, and interoperability into one dynamic framework.🔥 💡This shift means: - Trust that updates itself, not something maintained by hand - AI agents that can prove identity and capability securely - Organisations building their own trust models, then connecting them across ecosystems - Reputation signals embedded directly into digital identifiers - Trusted data that can be shared and monetised It’s the trust layer the next generation of AI and identity needs. 📗Read the full blog here