How the Internet Finally Gets a Trust Layer Just Like Real Life. Imagine you're in a new city. You're really hungry and you want the best local food. You don’t just walk into the first place you see. You ask a few locals. Person A says: “Try Maria’s Tacos she’s been feeding this neighborhood for 15 years. Person B adds: “She’s also the one who donates meals to the shelter every week.” You didn’t just get info, you also got $trust. That’s the magic of reputation in the real world. And now… we need it on the internet. The web is getting crowded—with people, brands, bots, and AI agents. How do you know who or what you’re dealing with online? That’s the problem @0xIntuition is solving. They’re building a trustful interaction layer—a decentralized way to capture, verify, and surface reputation online, just like locals recommending Maria’s. Here’s how it works in simple terms: Anyone can make a claim: “[Alice] [has tag] [great developer]” or “[Dev x] [has tag] [scam].” That claim is stored on-chain in a graph of relationships (like a $trust web). Claims can be backed by tokens( $TRUST but right now you can back with base eth) staking reputation or money to show confidence. @0xbilly said "Put your money where your mouth is" The more credible the source, the more weight the claim carries. Now imagine this happening at internet scale. Use Cases? ✅ Verifying people: “Is this project founder legit?” ✅ Verifying products: “Is this actually fair trade?” ✅ Verifying AI agents: “Was this content written by a reputable assistant?” ✅ Verifying smart contracts: “Has this code been audited or vouched for?” Every “yes” backed by real people, real stakes, and visible reputation paths. Reputation becomes portable. If Maria’s Tacos gets verified in one marketplace, that $trust carries to others. She doesn’t start from scratch each time. It’s like a passport of $trust, not locked in any one app. Think of @0xIntuition like a decentralized LinkedIn + Wikipedia but for everything and powered by $trust, not just likes or followers. Whether you’re a human, a company, or a digital agent, your reputation becomes your currency. And it moves with you. Huge respect to @0xbilly , @h0xrus and the team for tackling one of the most important problems in the future of the web: “Don’t just verify who someone is. Verify why you should $trust them.”