Why Base58UUIDv5Fields for primary keys?

Factor	Base58UUIDv5Field	Incrementing Integers
Global Uniqueness	Ensures global uniqueness, ideal for distributed systems	Only unique within a single database instance
Deterministic IDs	UUIDv5 can be deterministic based on namespace and name	IDs are not deterministic
Scalability	Scalable across distributed systems, no need for central control	Centralized sequence can become a bottleneck
Compactness	Base58 encoding creates short, URL-friendly IDs	Compact at first but grows over time
Security	Harder to guess or predict, adds security by obfuscation	Easy to guess and expose internal system details
Multi-Tenancy	Easy to implement without risk of collisions	Requires extra complexity to manage unique IDs across tenants
URL Friendliness	Base58 avoids problematic characters like / and +	Integer IDs are URL-friendly but predictable
Sequential Disclosure	No inherent order, prevents leaking creation order	Reveals the sequence in which records were created
Standardization	UUID is a standard format, widely supported across platforms	Limited to internal databases, not a widely used format in distributed systems
Merging & Migration	Easily merge or migrate data across systems without conflicts	Conflicts are likely when merging data from different databases