Arc mainnet goes live on Sep 16
When Kyro switches to it, every wallet's arc points on testnet restart at zero
45 of Kyro's 100 points can only be earned on arc mainnet
Testnet activity stays visible as history
It never counts as mainnet evidence
live on https://t.co/jj9obs41U9
for more info check out: https://t.co/Dp1PD88e4o
Built on @arc
One lesson from building Kyro:
The chain doesn't record trust
It records transactions
Trust you have to infer from what repeats, who comes back, who settles, who's still dealing with the same wallets three years later
Most scoring ideas we threw out died the same way
Any reputation system that can't tell the two apart is just an activity meter.
KYRO
Built on @arc
Every wallet has a record
Almost nobody reads it
One check
Clear verdict: allow, caution or block, with evidence
Kyro says what the evidence says
Blind spot never counts in a wallet's favor
Build on @arc
Trust what you can verify
https://t.co/FkbDYtr6mD
Every wallet has a record
Almost nobody reads it
One check
Clear verdict: allow, caution or block, with evidence
Kyro says what the evidence says
Blind spot never counts in a wallet's favor
Build on @arc
Trust what you can verify
https://t.co/FkbDYtr6mD
Most onchain activity happens between strangers
You send funds to a wallet or take payment from one and everything you know about the counterparty fits in 42 characters
@KyroIdentity fixes that
We ask every wallet the same four questions:
How long has it been active?
Does it settle clean?
What can it prove?
Which chains does it actually use?
The answers become one identity score, one public credential, one readable name
Nothing is self reported
You can't fill out a form to look trustworthy here
The score comes from transactions that already happened and every claim in the credential is signed
The same credential works for people and for software
Check a counterparty yourself in seconds or let your protocol query it
https://t.co/jj9obs3u4B
Look up any wallet or claim your name
Built on @arc
Most onchain activity happens between strangers
You send funds to a wallet or take payment from one and everything you know about the counterparty fits in 42 characters
@KyroIdentity fixes that
We ask every wallet the same four questions:
How long has it been active?
Does it settle clean?
What can it prove?
Which chains does it actually use?
The answers become one identity score, one public credential, one readable name
Nothing is self reported
You can't fill out a form to look trustworthy here
The score comes from transactions that already happened and every claim in the credential is signed
The same credential works for people and for software
Check a counterparty yourself in seconds or let your protocol query it
https://t.co/jj9obs3u4B
Look up any wallet or claim your name
Built on @arc
.@ArcIdentityHQ just got a new face.
complete ui rework around identity: paper style surfaces, serif type, cleaner layouts and a sharper credential first flow.
changelog:
➜ landing page rebuilt
➜ identity workspace redesigned
➜ trust graph upgraded
➜ public directory refreshed
➜ developer api page reworked
➜ new footer, privacy and terms pages
➜ scoring engine preserved
built on @arc
check out new: https://t.co/99uQUoJ9Qq
release: https://t.co/Dc7Lh0bupp
Arc Identity v0.1.1 patch update.
This is a hardening patch for wallet verification, fresh wallet scoring, production debug safety and directory arc age consistency.
The build passes typecheck, production build and dependency audit with 0 vulnerabilities.
We are arc identity, built on @arc
Full notes:
https://t.co/aJdpPxE5rc
https://t.co/jJk1Qrv58p
Arc Identity v0.1.1 patch update.
This is a hardening patch for wallet verification, fresh wallet scoring, production debug safety and directory arc age consistency.
The build passes typecheck, production build and dependency audit with 0 vulnerabilities.
We are arc identity, built on @arc
Full notes:
https://t.co/aJdpPxE5rc
https://t.co/jJk1Qrv58p
Update
Testing surfaced a few rough edges, so I cleaned up the score/profile flow.
achieved stability + clarity:
single score source of truth, cleaner breakdowns, grouped attestations, stale cache handling and hydration/key fixes.
Notes:
https://t.co/x7C35uM40S
Update
Testing surfaced a few rough edges, so I cleaned up the score/profile flow.
achieved stability + clarity:
single score source of truth, cleaner breakdowns, grouped attestations, stale cache handling and hydration/key fixes.
Notes:
https://t.co/x7C35uM40S
ARC Identity Phase 1 update
Current setup has two core layers
Reputation score
Computed from wallet activity, attestations, and graph relationships within the Arc ecosystem
Focused on keeping the score simple and interpretable
Wallet intelligence
Basic context like wallet age, activity spread, and overall onchain footprint
What’s in place
▸ .arcid mapping
▸ attestation system with tx hash validation and duplicate prevention
▸ manual score refresh
▸ public profile pages
▸ developer API for identity and score
No contracts yet
Everything is offchain for now to keep iteration fast
Working on
▸ clearer score breakdown
▸ refining attestation impact on score
▸ handling edge cases in wallet data
Still early, but stable enough for testing and feedback
ARC Identity Phase 1 update
Current setup has two core layers
Reputation score
Computed from wallet activity, attestations, and graph relationships within the Arc ecosystem
Focused on keeping the score simple and interpretable
Wallet intelligence
Basic context like wallet age, activity spread, and overall onchain footprint
What’s in place
▸ .arcid mapping
▸ attestation system with tx hash validation and duplicate prevention
▸ manual score refresh
▸ public profile pages
▸ developer API for identity and score
No contracts yet
Everything is offchain for now to keep iteration fast
Working on
▸ clearer score breakdown
▸ refining attestation impact on score
▸ handling edge cases in wallet data
Still early, but stable enough for testing and feedback
Few months ago one online friend asked me for a small loan.
We knew each other for like 2-3 months, had mutuals, talked normally almost every day, so technically there was no reason to overthink it.
But still i paused for a second.
Not because i thought he would scam me or anything, it’s just that crypto has made online trust feel weird. one day someone is active everywhere, next day wallet drained and account gone.
And that random moment genuinely stayed in my head.
Because wallets today only show transactions. they don’t show reputation, trust, history with people, or whether someone is actually part of an ecosystem.
That’s honestly where the idea for ARC Identity started from.
After discovering what @arc is building, i made my mind and after weeks of planning and almost a month of building, phase 1 is finally live.
You can now actually:
- claim your .arcid
- see your ARC reputation score
- explore wallet intelligence
- create attestations
- query reputation data through the Developer API
It's built around two layers:
1. ARC Reputation Score
Arc native reputation based on activity, verified attestations, trust graph strength, and trusted counterparties.
2. Global Wallet Intelligence
Broader wallet context like wallet age, chain coverage, indexed activity, and general on-chain footprint.
The whole system with one simple idea:
wallets should feel more human.
this is still early and actively being improved, but i wanted to get it live, collect feedback, and start building this in public.
try it here: https://t.co/4dt8cYtRKN
docs: https://t.co/7bUyL83C14