.rep
@rep_protocol
Claim your .rep name → http://dotrep.io/mini Earn reputation. Build onchain identity. Built for Base. 🦎
Your onchain reputation — alive on Base. ⚡ Not claimed. Not given. Earned. Be one of the first to claim your .rep now --> dotrep.io #Base #Reputation #OnchainIdentity
A wallet isn’t an identity. A trajectory is. Claim → Act → Earn. 🟦🦎 dotrep.io/mini
Identity with memory beats identity with vibes. .rep turns wallet actions into a living reputation graph — so real users and real builders win. 🟦🦎 Claim → Act → Earn. dotrep.io/mini
Trust is a trajectory. 🟦 Claim → Act → Earn. .rep makes identity hard to fake — so real users and real builders win. 🦎 Claim yours: dotrep.io/mini
Sybil farms scale fast. Real identity scales forever.🟦🦎 Claim your .rep --> dotrep.io/mini
Protocols don’t usually fail from hacks. They fail because fake usage looks real — until incentives collapse. Identity that compounds over time isn’t a feature. It’s infrastructure.
The next growth unlock is identity. 🟦🦎
had a really good chat with @jessepollak about what it actually means to onboard people onchain and more importantly, how to keep them there. here’s the breakdown: 0:00 how to keep people onchain 0:42 how he balances being online and offline 1:36 will @baseapp onboard his kid…
Most systems ask: “What does this wallet have right now?” .rep asks: “What has this identity done over time — and what did it cost?” That distinction changes outcomes.
Farming optimizes snapshots. Sybils multiply snapshots. Real users leave paths. The failure isn’t behavior — it’s metrics that can’t tell the difference.
Identity isn’t a checkbox. It isn’t a wallet balance. It isn’t KYC. Identity is a trajectory — shaped by repeated, costly action over time. .rep exists to observe that trajectory.
Fees. Limits. Proofs. Heuristics. They slow abuse. They don’t stop it. Because identity resets. Tomorrow. 🦎
Sybil attacks create farmers. Farmers win when identity resets. Memory changes that. .rep is live on Base. Claim your identity → dotrep.io 🦎
Most defenses focus on stopping abuse. The more interesting question is: what happens when reputation is allowed to compound? 🦎
Every anti-Sybil system works at first. Then attackers adapt. Then costs reset. Then farming comes back. That pattern isn’t accidental.
Farming isn’t malicious. It’s what happens when incentives scale faster than identity. Most systems blame users. The system design is usually the issue.
Farming isn’t the bug. Cheap identity is. When identity is free to mint, farming stops signaling anything real. .rep 🦎
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