City ID

In anonymous markets, reputation is everything and nothing. Everyone claims to be a builder, but most are tourists. Everyone promises long-term commitment, but most chase short-term gains. Without verifiable history, trust becomes impossible and collaboration stalls.

City ID creates a portable, verifiable reputation that follows builders across the ecosystem. Your actions become your identity. Your history becomes your credibility. Your contributions become your currency. This isn't social credit—it's proof of work for the attention economy.

The system tracks three dimensions of reputation. Trading conviction measures how you put capital at risk, holding through drawdowns, averaging into quality, and taking profits responsibly. Community building records your organizational efforts—quests launched, collaborations facilitated, disputes resolved. Content creation measures your frequency and quality of IP-related content creation.

These dimensions combine into a unified reputation score, but the real value is in the details.

A high-conviction holder who never sells might be perfect for a project's advisory board but wrong for market making. A prolific content creator with shallow holdings might excel at campaigns but fail at governance. Reputation isn't scalar; it's multidimensional.

The City ID becomes your calling card across the ecosystem. Projects can identify and reward their true supporters. Collaborators can find partners with complementary skills. Communities can self-organize around shared values. Trust accelerates when history is transparent.

Privacy remains paramount. City ID reveals patterns without exposing positions. You can prove you're a long-term holder without showing your balance. You can demonstrate influence without doxxing your identity. Reputation flows from actions, not assets.

The network effects compound quickly. As more projects adopt City ID for rewards and access, reputation becomes more valuable. As reputation value increases, behavior improves. As behavior improves, ecosystem quality rises. Quality attracts quality in transparent markets.