Let's discuss: An attestation platform that bridges local compliance with global DeFi liquidity through user-generated proofs.

The go-to-market strategy for this attestation platform faces a classic chicken-and-egg problem that could make or break the entire venture. You need DeFi protocols to accept your attestations AND you need attestators willing to issue them - but neither will commit without seeing the other side already engaged. I'd recommend starting with a narrow vertical where you can control both sides of the equation. Real estate tokenization could be your wedge - approach specific real estate companies who want to tokenize assets and simultaneously work with select DeFi protocols that already handle real-world assets. This gives you a contained ecosystem to prove the model works before expanding. The bigger challenge I see is your assumption that "governments will be willing to issue digital attestations." Most government entities move glacially on new tech adoption. Have you identified specific regulatory bodies or compliance firms that have already expressed interest in digital attestation frameworks? Without concrete partnerships here, you're building on quicksand. What's your plan for handling the trust bootstrapping phase? DeFi protocols won't integrate with unproven attestation systems, especially when user-generated proofs introduce new attack vectors they'll need to evaluate. How are you planning to demonstrate the reliability and security of these user-generated attestations to risk-averse DeFi platforms?