We’re excited to announce our partnership with @Diditprotocol! Their KYC solution aligns perfectly with our core mission: upholding a foundation of real, verified human identity. Onward to a safer, more authentic ecosystem - Block by Block. 🚀

A true community isn’t built fast. It’s built on shared values.

Quests aren't working like they used to 🧵 1/ Users farm rewards with 10+ wallets. Projects get spikes, not communities. 2/ Fake engagement hides real contributors. High effort disappears into noise. 3/ Identity primitives [KYC, reputation, action history] are becoming

Current quest models can't handle sybil attacks. We built Block by Block with: • Lightweight KYC for contributor identity • On-chain action tracking • Scoring that's immune to bot swarms Because real growth starts with real users.

We’re not hiding anything. Block is built to be seen.

Sybils flood campaigns when rewards scale faster than reputation. We built a system where: • KYC = accountability • Score = sustained proof of work • Rewards = output-linked Not hype-linked.

Noise grabs attention. Proof builds trust.

We’ve seen it across every major quest platform: • Noise over value • Sybil resistance as an afterthought Block by Block flips the stack: KYC-gated access, reputation-weighted actions, and no farm loops. Measurable over mayhem.

Building in public = trust. Transparency isn’t a nice-to-have. It’s a principle.

More protocols are doing verified-only airdrops 🧵 1/ Light KYC + action-based scoring filters out low-effort wallets. 2/ It's not just security — it reshapes how users show up long-term. 3/ Projects want real retention now, not recycled airdrop farmers.

Block is built by people solving problems they lived through.

Incentive design is everything. Quests that reward 1-click spammers = 0 long-term value. Quests with verified contributors = • Sybil-resistance via KYC/light attestation • Consistent on-chain behavior • Higher LTV users You get the growth you structure for.

Why hype cycles fail communities 🧵👇 – Short bursts of noise – Bots farming drops – Burnout follows Block is built for the long game.

Sybil resistance starts at the identity layer. We’ve seen every incentive model fail when identity is loose. Block by Block uses KYC derivation to anchor trust — turning pseudo accounts into provable contributors. 🧱

Why we built Block: – Bots gamed rewards – Hype burned trust – Contributors felt invisible Now, every action counts.

Saw someone say, “SOL to $140 means it’s time to re-launch community quests.” Cool. But who do you want showing up? The same sybil crews — or contributors with context? What would you build differently this cycle?

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What makes you trust a community more?

Community farming is changing quickly🧵 1/ Sybil strategies are more advanced — coordinated wallets, faked signals, realistic social profiles. 2/ Relying on trustless heuristics alone is fragile. You need verified contributors, whether through identity, reputation, or

✅ 2 months in: 1️⃣ Waitlist growing: 5k 🔥 2️⃣ Ambassadors forming 3️⃣ Culture alive Next: early access

90% of sybil attacks come from predictable patterns: • duplicate wallets • fake social graphs • reward farming across platforms We built Block by Block with ID-linked scoring, so high-impact users rise — bots don’t.