Crypto since 2018 Finding signal in the noise Web3 | Airdrops | DYOR
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My Sorsa score went up today, 487 now (+11).
What I've noticed is the score doesn't just move because you post more. It moves based on how you're actually showing up on the network, who you engage with and how.
The Sorsa extension surfaces that directly on your X profile, no digging through a dashboard to figure it out.
Takes two minutes to install, but the difference shows up in how the score trends afterward.
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One thing I should have added. A proof only helps if the other side is willing to read it. @primus_labs has the cryptography for proving income. The harder part is getting lenders to accept a proof where they used to ask for a payslip
Banks still think about income as a payslip. A lot of people earn online, across a few platforms, and have nothing a lender will accept.
Screenshots don't count, since anyone can fake one. The other route is handing over a login so someone can scrape the account, which is a bad deal for everyone.
@primus_labs announced in February that its zkTLS is integrated into the production workflow of Cr3dentials. As the announcement puts it, authenticated analytics for merchants and individuals from live Web2 systems get turned into verifiable credentials.
My reading of that: income, activity and track record could be proven straight from the platform that holds them, without sharing a login and without exposing everything in the account.
That matters most for people whose work never fit a payslip, like freelancers, creators and online sellers.
I can't tell how many lenders use this yet, and the announcement doesn't give numbers. But the problem is real, and zkTLS maps onto it cleanly.
Proof that beats a screenshot and doesn't need your password. That's the whole product, and it's a good one.
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Most crypto campaigns die the second the views stop.
Canborsa just closed its Ambassador Season 2, and the number that caught my eye wasn’t the 500K views. It was $6.85M in trading volume, with $2.97M of that coming from referred users.
I think that’s the part people skip. Reach is cheap. Someone actually opening a position after seeing a post is not.
Feels like perp DEXs are slowly figuring out that attention only matters if it turns into activity. Honestly, I’d trust a small account that sends real volume over a big one that sends impressions.
It’s their own data, so I’d take it with some salt. But the direction makes sense to me.
Views are a screenshot. Volume is behavior.
