We've built an AI suite of tools—it's not quite ready to our standards yet, but it's getting there. This feature is complex, but we're ironing it out. #desci

This will be a game changer for our nobleID once is fully ready!!

Today on DeSci - @nobleblocks Publishing in traditional journals can take months and it's gatekept Nobleblocks is building an open, blockchain-based system for publishing and peer review For the next two weeks, I’ll deliver daily insights from the DeSci sector, powered by

We'll generate summaries, error reports, and auto-create a matching video. Our AI meets research papers—simplifying complex studies so everyone can grasp them fast. Your research, reaching the masses. #desci

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15/ NobleID: Persistent. Verifiable. Open. One ID, four capabilities — and a direct path to fund the people who make science. Start testing: https://t.co/6mPvoaDrjz and keep an eye on https://t.co/hrUoVPYP22 for the public release.

14/ Your feedback right now shapes the launch. If you spot rough edges or want integrations (journals, repositories, lab pages), reply here or email info@nobleid.org.

13/ What to try: -Mint a test work and a second version -Open the “Knowledge-Proof” panel and download the receipt -Check the storage panel and anchors -Send a small test support and watch the split fan-out

12/ Want to kick the tires early? Help us test NobleID (the tooling that powers NobleID) at https://t.co/6mPvoaDrjz. Publish a test work, try support, and tell us what breaks.

11/ We’re launching on Base for fast, low-cost support flows. Our goal: bring millions of researchers onchain without asking them to become blockchain experts.

10/ For developers and platforms, integration is simple: Sign in with NobleID (OIDC), resolve identifiers, show the KPR, display storage & anchors, and light up Support with configurable splits.

9/ Privacy controls are standard. Authors choose what contact info is visible. Routing prefers a verified external wallet; otherwise the embedded wallet works out of the box.

8/ Reviewers and editors aren’t left out. Journals can route recognition and support to named, pseudonymous, or anonymous contributors, all via NobleID. Public ID up front, private routing behind.

7/ Support the author is native. Send support/rewards/licensing directly from a work’s page. Per-object remuneration division routes funds to co-authors, labs, reviewers, or orgs— instantly, onchain.

6/ Storage that’s transparent. We keep bytes in standard cloud storage and mirror to BNB Greenfield for durability. Resolver pages show exactly where the bytes live.

5/ We batch receipts daily into a Merkle root and anchor onchain. One compact root proves thousands of receipts existed at that time. Fast to check, hard to fake.

4/ Proof is built in. Every version emits a Knowledge-Proof Receipt (KPR) — a signed package that records what was published, when, and where it’s mirrored. Anyone can verify it.

3/ Publish once, cite forever. Works are versioned. Each version has an immutable URL, so people can cite v1, v2… with confidence — and readers can always find the latest at the root.

2/ Why this matters: Research needs identifiers that are persistent, verifiable, and open. NobleID gives you one public ID with privacy-first routing behind the scenes.

We’ve been building quietly. Today, we’re introducing NobleID — 1/15 🧵 The simple way for researchers to go onchain with a public ID that unlocks four capabilities: Profile, Science Publications, Knowledge-Proof Receipts, and Support.👇 https://t.co/0p0imQnp0D #desci