The Rep system measures how trustworthy and healthy an account’s activity is within the network.
Your Rep score affects:
How much gCRC you can mint
How much your account carries
How strongly your activity influences other connections
The system combines your own behavior, your trusted connections, and optional verification signals.
What impacts my Reputation?
Your Rep is mainly based on:
How responsibly you use gCRC
Whether you hold or instantly sell, dump, tokens
Your network connections and their behaviours
Organic activity with other users
Optional identity or verification attestations
The system looks at long-term patterns, not isolated actions.
Will spending or testing the App hurt my Rep Score?
Normal usage, testing, or small transfers should not heavily damage your reputation. The system is designed to avoid punishing:
New users
Merchant payments
Everyday transactions
However, repeatedly selling large amounts of gCRC without redeeming or participating responsibly will reduce your score over time.
What is the liveness factor?
The liveness factor is a real-time safety mechanism. If a user quickly sells or transfers away most of their gCRC:
Their minting power is temporarily reduced
Their score reacts immediately
Recovery is still possible later
This helps prevent short-term abuse while allowing honest users to recover.
How does connections affect Rep?
Your reputation can improve when you connect with trusted, high-quality users.
But:
Only mutual relationships count
New accounts receive limited Rep boosts at first
This helps prevent fake-account farming and sybil attacks.
Can my Rep improve over time?
You can improve their reputation by:
Holding gCRC responsibly
Holding instead of dumping
Staying active in the network
Building long-term relationships
The system is designed to reward consistent long-term participation.
What are Rep boosts?
Certain actions can increase your score, including:
Card verification
Humanity attestations
Backer status
Bilateral connections with high Rep Score users
These boosts help strengthen credibility within the network.
What happens if someone I am connected with behaves badly?
Your score may decrease slightly if connections consistently lose reputation.
The system considers:
The quality of your network
Whether connected users are improving or declining over time
Effects are gradual rather than immediate.
How does the system prevent abuse?
The system includes several protections against manipulation:
Bilateral-only trust
Gradual reputation growth
Real-time mint throttling
Anti-circular transfer detection
Reputation damping for new accounts
These mechanisms make it difficult to:
Farm reputation
Use fake accounts
Buy temporary credibility
Dump tokens without consequences
Can someone affect my Rep without my consent?
Only mutual connections influence reputation propagation. This means users control who can impact their score.
How is the final score calculated?
The final score combines:
Personal behavior
Trusted network effects
Real-time activity
Verification boosts
Core formula:
The final mint amount is proportional to the score:
What is the goal of this Rep System?
The reputation system is designed to:
Reward healthy long-term participation
Encourage social connections
Prevent abuse and sybil attacks
Support fair and sustainable gCRC minting
Allow users to recover and improve over time