XStar Docs
  • Quick Start
  • What is XStar?
  • FAQ
  • Developers
    • XNAME API
    • XNAME Smart Contracts
  • The Problem - AI Saturation & Targeted Sybil Attacks
  • The Solution - Adaptive Proof of Humanity on Blockchain
    • XNAME Omnichain DNS
    • XHS Adaptive PoH
    • XHS Scoring Algorithm
  • Economy Design
    • XPoints System
    • Human Key
  • Protocol Design
    • Privacy
    • XHS Implementation & Limitations
    • Types of Attacks on Verification Methods
    • ZK Proof Implementation
    • Identity Oracle
  • Omni-chain Functionality
  • Potential Applications
    • Quest and Campaign Platform
    • Attestations
    • Access Control
    • Access Control Use Case - Games
    • Compliance
  • XReward Quest Onboarding Manual
    • 1. Getting Started
    • 2. Create your Space
    • 3. Create a Quest
    • 4. Quest Dashboard
  • Introducing $XNAME
    • Tokenomics
    • Token Release Schedule
  • Help & Support
    • XID Onboarding Tutorial
    • Change Your linked Social Accounts
    • Forgot/Lost your linked wallet?
    • Discord
    • Official Links
    • Partnerships
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Potential Applications

The foundation of XStar's potential applications;

Web3 domain names mapped to wallet addresses, function as token-gated user licenses granting access to on-chain credit scores or "humanity scores." These verified attestations, derived from XStar's humanity scoring mechanism, are tied to the user's wallet address. This system quantifies an entity's trustworthiness and "humanity" through on-chain scoring, providing a decentralized reputation and identity framework without relying on centralized authorities.

XStar’s "humanity scores," can be effectively utilized for access control within various projects and platforms. Users undergo an attestation process involving social graph analysis, biometric data, and other credentials to calculate their "humanity score." This score, tied to a Web3 domain name, grants token-gated access based on verified on-chain reputation. This method mitigates risks associated with Sybil attacks and bot networks, ensuring only verified human users can access sensitive areas, premium features, or governance mechanisms, while upholding decentralization, transparency, and user sovereignty over personal data.

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