@id isn't quite semantically correct as the named graph in question is a transaction, not the ledger itself. It also breaks credential verification because the json-ld canonization code assumes @id values are always IRIs, but our ledger aliases generally aren't.
@id
isn't quite semantically correct as the named graph in question is a transaction, not the ledger itself. It also breaks credential verification because the json-ld canonization code assumes@id
values are always IRIs, but our ledger aliases generally aren't.