RT Slice (@slice__so)ERC-8128: Signed HTTP Requests with Ethereum.A signature-based authentication standard that cryptographically binds identity and intent to every request.The missing primitive to securely verify humans, machines, and AI agents on the web, built on Ethereum. https://t.co/lqgNFgJhJC ...

RT Slice (@slice__so)ERC-8128: Signed HTTP Requests with Ethereum.A signature-based authentication standard that cryptographically binds identity and intent to every request.The missing primitive to securely verify humans, machines, and AI agents on the web, built on Ethereum. https://t.co/lqgNFgJhJC ...

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