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@script0shi
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🌟 Introducing the Revolutionary Sybil Defense Passport ETH Stamp
🚀 LAUNCH Alert! Introducing the new Passport ETH Stamp: Harnessing onchain transaction history with our advanced predictive model to verify the unique humanity of each Ethereum account.
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🛠️ Drawing on our extensive experience in protecting the Gitcoin Grants program, we've continuously evolved our approach to Sybil defense. Today marks a significant milestone as we reveal our latest innovation, a direct product of in-depth Passport data analysis.
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🛡️ Eth Advocate: Earn +3.54 points
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📈 This approach is a substantial improvement over previous methods that focused only on ETH balance, transaction count, and gas expenditures. By analyzing a broader range of onchain activities, our predictive model can more accurately assess the likelihood of an account being a unique real user, greatly enhancing security against potential exploits.
🔍 We acknowledge that the new Passport ETH Stamp might initially lower some users' scores. This is a step toward a more secure and accurate verification process using detailed onchain transaction data. We value your feedback and are committed to improving our solutions to better serve our community.
👥 For our users, the new stamp is a streamlined and organic way to boost your score. Simply link your Ethereum address and actively participate in the web3 ecosystem - it's that easy. This model is the first in our lineup aimed at simplifying human verification, and we're already working on more innovative solutions.
💡 The data-rich Ethereum blockchain serves as a foundational tool for non-intrusive, data-driven identity verification. Currently tailored for Ethereum Layer 1 activities, we're looking ahead to include Layer 2 in the future, expanding our scope and utility.
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Explorooors, the day has come 🔎
zkSync transactions are now available on @Etherscan, the gold standard block explorer for searching and browsing verified Ethereum blocks and transactions.
Dive in: https://t.co/6cWKqJEeqh
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Walk up to any rando on the street and ask why they don’t use crypto and you’ll hear the exact same answer every single time:
“The accounts. They are not abstracted.”