Identity Verification Protocol - Whitepaper 2.0
  • Introduction
    • What is the TaÏ„su Human Identity Verification Protocol?
  • Key Components
    • Human Score Calculation
    • Decentralized Verification
    • Cross-Platform Integration
    • Privacy-Preserving Technology
    • Scalability and Adaptability
  • How the Tatsu Identity Protocol Works
    • Identity Aggregation
      • Converging Web2 and Web3 Credentials
      • Validation of Digital Credentials
      • Constructing a Unified Digital Identity
    • Human Score Calculation
      • Assigning Weights to Identity Attestations
      • Sophisticated Algorithm for Authenticity Assessment
      • Calculation of the Human Score
    • Decentralized Verification
      • Leveraging Decentralization
      • Consensus Mechanism for Verification
    • Identity Proof Generation
      • Creation of a Secure Digital Credential
      • Cryptographic Signing
  • Detailed Technical Architecture
    • Components and Their Functions
      • Interactions and Data Flow
      • Reward Mechanism
      • Enhanced Security and Efficiency
  • The Advantages of Tatsu Identity Protocol
    • Overview
    • Enhanced Security
    • Improved User Experience
    • Privacy Protection
    • Interoperability and Scalability
    • Increased Trust and Platform Integrity
  • Exploring the Potential Use Cases
    • Overview
    • Airdrops in Web3 Ecosystems
    • Whitelisting for Token Sales and Exclusive Access
    • Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs)
    • Social Media Platforms
    • Telegram and Discord Community Groups
    • Online Marketplaces
    • Online Gaming and Web3 Gaming
  • Economic Model and Incentives
    • Introduction to the Economic Model
    • Key Participants and Their Roles
    • Integration with Bittensor's Economic Framework
  • Competitive Analysis
    • Key Competitors
    • Comparative Analysis
    • Strategic Opportunities
  • Integration
    • Overview
    • API Integration
    • SDK Integration
    • Blockchain and Smart Contract Integration
    • Plugin and Extension Integration
    • Custom Integration and White-Label Solutions
  • Roadmap
    • Introduction
    • Phase One: Foundation & Community Building
    • Phase Two: Refinement & Mainnet Launch
    • Phase Three: Expansion & Development
    • Phase Four: Sustainability & Innovation
  • Final Thoughts
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  • Validators
  • Miners
  • Users
  1. Economic Model and Incentives

Key Participants and Their Roles

Validators

Role: Validators are responsible for aggregating and validating profile data, ensuring that the Human Scores provided by Miners are accurate and reliable.

Incentives: Validators earn rewards in the form of TAO tokens, based on their effectiveness in maintaining the integrity of the identity verification process.

Miners

Role: Miners perform the computational tasks required to calculate Human Scores by processing profile data retrieved from Validators.

Incentives: Miners are rewarded with TAO tokens for their computational work, with the amount based on the accuracy and timeliness of their calculations as verified by Validators.

Users

Role: Users benefit from the secure and decentralized identity verification services provided by the protocol.

Incentives: While Users are primarily consumers of the service, they indirectly benefit from the integrity and security of the network.

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