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21 sats \ 3 replies \ @lunin 10 Jun \ on: 🤝 SN Sellers & Business Club AGORA
Thanks for the ping @AG!
We’ve been building Shegby — a decentralized service marketplace that evolved into a bigger vision: a Network State powered by P2P KYC.
We realized early that trust between users is the key to any real peer-to-peer economy. So we built our own Web3 KYC system, where users control what they share and with whom. It’s based on our custom algorithm HumanRank — think PageRank, but for people and connections.
Latest win: We’ve got the HumanRank scoring live and integrated with wallet-based identity.
Current focus: Improving onboarding for service providers.
Biggest challenge: Scaling trust without central authority — and staying UX-friendly while doing it.
Curious to hear what others think about trust, identity, and KYC in the Bitcoin economy.
P.S. We are looking for financial support and investment. Feel free to contact me or support us directly: #994307
Congratulations on your win, step by step, as you mentioned :)
I'm not familiar with the product, so can't really say anything abut it. Providing a good UX and easier ways to integrate to third parties is the best you can do.
How is the market in this sector? What are other organizations offering similar service?
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This sounds very cool. I've been thinking a lot about this exact issue and have been considering building something similar. You are much further along than I am, and truth be told I am busy with other business.
Scaling trust is hard. Trust isn't transitive. Trust means different things to different people and is specific to each relationship. Trust anchors are scarce in a decentralized system, but maybe there are things we could do about that.
Decentralized identity is also hard. All we really have is consistency. It is hard to distinguish well-connected identities from hydra attacks. People aren't yet used to thinking about identity in sophisticated ways.
I am curious how you're solving these problems. Have you published your human rank algo?
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