Going viral shouldn’t put your credibility in question.
With vIRL:
1-Prove you’re human
2-Capture the moment
3-Stamp the proof onchain (not the media)
4-Keep the original
Now the internet doesn’t have to take your word for it.
Real human. Real moment. Verifiable proof.
Date. Time. Content. Provenance.
AI can generate almost anything.
vIRL proves what actually happened.
@Amystreet We have the platform that proves human created video. Or apes. We want to help alleviate this depression and bring credibility back to the surface.
Apple’s new iPhone 18 can help prove an image came from a real camera instead of AI.
That’s a big deal for digital provenance. But there’s a bigger question:
Was the event itself real?
Authentic pixels ≠ an authentic event.
vIRL is building cryptographic proof of real-world events by combining media with independent physical signals, then anchoring the proof so it can be verified long after the capture.
The camera can attest to the image.
vIRL attests to the event.
This is exactly why we’re building vIRL.
#vIRL #ProofOfReality #Solana #AI #Provenance
Exactly, and there’s a layer before permanence.
Arweave proves a file existed unchanged since upload. But a deepfake uploaded to Arweave is also “permanent, verifiable, unchanged.”
vIRL proves the capture itself: a live human recording a real 3D scene. Provenance at the source, then permanence on-chain. Two halves of the same proof.
@mert Already building in the ecosystem, vIRL, on-chain media provenance on Solana. The founders worth your new hire’s time are the ones already shipping. Happy to show you what real looks like.