Checked out the Nucleus platform, and it seems like it mainly relies on on-chain scoring. Feels like if my old wallets hadn’t been hacked, my score might’ve been higher. Wrote a post a few days ago, currently ranked in the 200s. The rule is max one post per day, and they’ll only pick the ones with high scores, so no need to spam. This part is pretty decent. A lot of Web3 projects are still using the old method of rewarding based on flashy data, which just leads to more bots, and the people actually doing the work end up getting diluted. @NucleusCodes took a different approach. Instead of just looking at one-off interactions, they integrate a person’s on-chain behavior, NFT holdings, social activity, and community participation to create a long-term reputation profile. Simply put, how you’ve navigated the space gets recorded. This way, users don’t have to prove themselves all over again every time they join a new project, and project teams don’t have to rely on luck to find the right people—they can directly match with those who are genuinely engaged. If you haven’t joined yet, start writing here: https://nucleus.codes/invited?code=TQtdc71J