I Used To Think Sybil Farming Was The Problem.
Now I think it's something bigger.
The real danger isn't fake wallets.
It's rewarding fake conviction.
A wallet clicks a few buttons.
Another takes real risk.
A third actually contributes long-term value.
But if an incentive system can't tell the difference, all three get rewarded the same.
That's where things start to break.
This is why @Bedrock caught my attention.
Not because of yield.
Not because of hype.
Because it's trying to solve a difficult question:
How do you reward real participation without attracting armies of mercenary farmers?
A wallet score sounds technical.
But it's really about trust.
Who is here to build?
Who is here to extract?
Get that balance wrong, and rewards become future sell pressure.
Get it right, and you create a stronger ecosystem.
The projects that win won't necessarily offer the biggest rewards.
They'll be the ones that make trust more valuable than farming.
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