Greg
@greg
kind of sad when a large percentage of website visitors are just airdrop farmers
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Matthew
@matthew
been thinking recently about sybil resistance thru IRL… have you thought about this?
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Greg
@greg
wdym? I interpret that at Worldcoin which gets very mixed reviews 😅 (and isn’t legal in the US)
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Matthew
@matthew
you could get a list of every address that has attended a meetup in a given community and you'd know that those wallets are all verified humans
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Greg
@greg
- how do you ensure the same person won’t give a different address at each event? - how do you ensure that each person is giving their own address?
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Matthew
@matthew
- I think most ppl will accrue most of their social activity to a single eth account... easier to ask why you'd split them across many accounts - I think you could ensure ppl give their address thru a signed message, but proving they were actually at the event is the harder part
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AJ
@awedjob
I have used BrightID as a proof of humanity. Gitcoin also an option - it uses activity on GH, web2 2FA to construct a level of certainty.
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