To be honest, the most annoying thing about farming rewards these days is that you spend half a day painstakingly completing tasks, only to have a bunch of studios mass-produce accounts and take all the rewards. Wouldn't it be valuable if there were a project specifically designed to solve this problem? Today I saw a project called @projectsolo, called Solo, which focuses on real-person identity verification for the AI era. It's somewhat similar to Worldcoin, but it doesn't require a physical iris scan; a regular mobile phone can perform real-person verification, and it also uses privacy-preserving technologies like zero-knowledge proofs. I specifically looked into the background, and two things particularly caught my attention. One is that Draper Associates, founded by Tim Draper, led its $1.2 million seed round. This firm has previously invested in Coinbase, Tesla, and SpaceX. The other is that Solana officially retweeted its post, and Solo was even selected for the fifth cohort of the Solana Incubator. Furthermore, it has already implemented its real-person verification function on Discord and Telegram communities; it's not just a white paper. The project background and product are good, and it's still in its early stages, so you can reserve a spot first. Currently, there are apps for both Apple and Android. You can check them out first: ① Search for "Solo Proof" in the Apple App Store, and "Solo" in Google Play for Android. ② Find "Solo Proof of Humanity," verify the developer information, and download it. ③ Open the app, check the currently available registration and facial recognition verification functions, and follow the on-screen instructions. Official website: https://projectsolo.ai/ Of course, since facial recognition is involved, it's recommended to understand the privacy policy before deciding whether to participate. Currently, Solo hasn't officially announced an airdrop, nor does it have a confirmed reward rule. However, I think that for truly worthwhile early-stage projects, you don't necessarily have to wait for an airdrop announcement to start researching. Spend some time learning about it first; the cost is low, and what if they launch an early user airdrop later?