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Working on the identity system for Vaulta, a Web3 wallet where digital ownership feels as premium as it should.
One detail I've been refining: the credential badge. It's not just decorative, it represents the user's verification tier within the ecosystem. Their reputation, distilled into one glowing icon.
The shape carries meaning. A hexagon reads technical and precise. A circle feels clean and universally trustworthy. Both work, but each sends a different message before the user reads a single word.
I know which direction I'm leaning, but fresh eyes always catch what you miss when you've been staring at something too long. Which shape feels more aligned with a premium Web3 credential to you?
🔷 Hexagon
🔵 Circle
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