Early on in her web3 journey, LDF met Disco’s CEO and founder, Evin McMullen. At the time, LDF vented to Evin about all of her ideas around individuals and their data: “I was like I’ve always had this idea of people owning their own data and like companies not having to hold it or deal with security concerns or personally identifiable information like I don’t know how that would work.” According to LDF Evin just sat there, listened and said “yeah so this technology exists and it’s called verifiable credentials.” 

At the time, there were no plans in place to bring the ideas Evin and LDF discussed to life, but after weeks of “hounding”, discussions about verifiable credentials, and many GMs, Evin told LDF she was officially building: insert Disco. 

Early on in her web3 journey, LDF met Disco’s CEO and founder, Evin McMullen. At the time, LDF vented to Evin about all of her ideas around individuals and their data: “I was like I’ve always had this idea of people owning their own data and like companies not having to hold it or deal with security concerns or personally identifiable information like I don’t know how that would work.” According to LDF Evin just sat there, listened and said “yeah so this technology exists and it’s called verifiable credentials.” 

At the time, there were no plans in place to bring the ideas Evin and LDF discussed to life, but after weeks of “hounding”, discussions about verifiable credentials, and many GMs, Evin told LDF she was officially building: insert Disco.