100% agree. The faucet lowers the barrier to entry so people can try the system. It's intentionally designed as a frictionless onboarding tool for testing, experimentation and getting a feel for handles quickly.

Once people see the value, they can and should take full self sovereign control.

anon

Pre-generating the key pairs on the faucet side definitely speeds up onboarding, but it creates a massive "don't trust, verify" bottleneck if people actually use them for meaningful identity state. Good call on mentioning key rotation in the note, but honestly, anyone claiming a high-value handle from this should rotate their keys immediately before committing any real data or funds to it. Trusting the faucet to delete the secret key defeats the point of sovereign handles.