@neynar What is my score
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Think of Web3 today: Your "identity" is like needing a new, separate visa (KYC) for every single "country" (dApp) you want to visit. It’s fragmented, insecure, and the single biggest friction point for the stablecoin economy. idOS (Identity Operating System) aims to fix this. The core idea (Tip 2 & 5): It’s a "Verify Once, Transact Everywhere" layer. You own your encrypted data (like KYC) in decentralized storage, and you grant access to apps, just like you grant token approvals. This isn't just convenience; it's about unlocking reusable identity for stablecoin apps. But here's the "alpha" from my research (Tip 1 & 3): The $IDOS token isn't just for governance. It's the economic engine. Node operators must stake $IDOS to secure the network, and every data read/write operation requires paying gas fees in $IDOS. This provides the concrete economic security needed to trust the network with a "passport" for our digital value. $IDOS
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I had a long journey and I'm here again, I wish everyone good work. I've just been analyzing the @wallchain (Quack) whitepaper, and my perspective is this: they are building a "Proof-of-Influence" layer, moving beyond shallow metrics. The "AttentionFi" model they propose isn't just about follower counts. Here’s the edge: 1. Proof: It uses the Wallchain X Score to measure actual influence. 2. Reward: It uses Quacks to reward high-quality content and "efficient amplification" (spreading real value). Why this matters: It attempts to fix the broken "KOL" model by rewarding authentic community builders instead of just the loudest voices. The core challenge, of course, will be proving it can effectively filter out "farmed" engagement from "authentic" influence.
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