Port3: Not a project, but the 'social identification layer' of the new Web3 world
In the past year, Web3 protocols have been struggling with one question:
How to identify a 'valuable' user? Interaction volume? Can be faked!
Wallet age? Useless!
Number of tasks completed? Can it be sustained? No one has the answer, but Port3 provides a hardcore solution:
It is not a specific project, but an unavoidable 'social identification layer' for protocol parties, specifically addressing three major pain points:
1️⃣ Filter out real people, kick away bots
By using multi-dimensional data such as Web2 binding, on-chain behavior, and task participation to build a user behavior lineage, accurately eliminating spammers and bots.
2️⃣ Understand user intent
Based on identity graphs, determine whether the user is a Builder, player, opportunist, or community contributor, helping protocols accurately match target audiences.
3️⃣ Precise incentives, refuse to throw money
Port3's data output allows protocols to dynamically customize incentives: airdrops, tasks, NFTs, SBTs, only rewarding users with 'future value'.
Port3 does not engage in the To C frenzy; its goal is the To B underlying protocol stack, aiming to become the 'user-layer operating system' of Web3 like The Graph and Chainlink.
It enables protocols to know 'who the real users are', letting incentives hit 'genuine value individuals'.
Port3 is not the next project, but the identity recognition gateway for all projects.
