2025-12-24 23:25:50

The value of the Web3 reputation system has been seriously underestimated.

At first, I also thought that those on-chain reputation scores were just vanity metrics—good to look at but of limited practical use. It wasn't until I delved into the operational logic of decentralized identity verification systems that I realized I was completely wrong.

These types of reputation mechanisms are evolving from mere "pretty numbers" into real functional assets. They are beginning to play a core role in DeFi protocols, DAO governance, and cross-platform identity verification. Your on-chain reputation history is becoming a practical passport to participate in the ecosystem and gain rights.

This is not just a marketing gimmick but an important component of Web3 infrastructure. It’s worth paying attention to the development of this direction.

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Deconstructionist

· 12h ago

Damn, I also thought this was just a numbers game before. Looking back, I really underestimated it.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 12h ago

To be honest, I didn't take it seriously before. Now I realize that on-chain reputation is truly more than just a virtual number; this thing is really turning into real power.

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WenMoon

· 12h ago

Damn, I also thought about this issue before... Now I realize that reputation points are not just virtual numbers; they can really serve as a pass. Speaking of which, if you maintain your on-chain credit well, you can unlock a lot of things later on—DeFi lending, DAO voting rights, and these are all linked to your history. Suddenly I realize I need to start taking every transaction seriously, or else if my reputation collapses, it will be a nightmare to recover. This is how our circle operates; today's "vanity metric" becomes tomorrow's infrastructure. Early movers really made a profit. The credit system definitely deserves attention; it seems it will become increasingly important in the future.

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StableGenius

· 12h ago

nah look, on-chain rep scores were always meant to be utility, not just vanity metrics—people just weren't paying attention to the infrastructure layer yet

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