When you've been in the on-chain world for a while, you'll notice one thing: there are plenty of wallets, but the question of 'who you are' is actually pretty vague. Most platforms only care about your current transaction, not what you've done in the past. @spaace_io takes this a step further by seriously addressing the continuity of on-chain identity. Through On-Chain Profile + Activity History, your bids, transactions, and participation behaviors gradually form a recognizable trail. It's not about labeling you, but about letting the market know whether you're just passing through or a long-term participant. This reputation isn't built by shouting—it’s slowly accumulated through actions. This brings about some very practical changes. When identity starts to have continuity, the game becomes more rational, and the cost of random bidding or one-off operations gets higher. For those who are serious about participating, this is actually a good thing because your history speaks for itself. Many Web3 products assume users are anonymous traffic, but Spaace seems to acknowledge a fact: the ones who truly stay are those with a trackable trail. When the chain starts remembering 'what you've done' instead of just 'this one transaction,' the overall quality of the ecosystem naturally improves. @spaace_io @Bantr_fun @wallchain @cookiedotfun Bantr CookieDotFun Wallchain