@sambankman
• The Asset Everyone Ignores in Web3: Reputation
Imagine walking into a new city.
Your wallet is your bank account. It shows how much money you have.
Useful, but it tells people nothing about who you are.
Are you trusted? Do people listen to you? Do you show up, or just talk?
That’s where social graphs come in.
In Web3, wallets show what you own. Social graphs show who you are.
They map your relationships, your behavior, and your reputation over time.
Two people can hold the same tokens, yet only one gets invited into opportunities.
The difference isn’t wealth — it’s trust.
And no, this isn’t about follower counts.
Social is not the same as socials. Likes and follows are noise.
Social graphs work more like a credit score or a reputation at work. They’re built slowly and exposed by behavior.
Markets change. Relationships last.
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