Blue Star's experience with @ethos_network, which is hard to obtain: I. Can Ethos become the trust layer of web3? I just spent over 20 minutes experiencing the Ethos project, which is hard to obtain. From Blue Star's personal perspective, Ethos is unlikely to become the trust layer of web3 in a general sense. Reasons are as follows: twitter.com/yueya_eth/status/1...

1. It is not easy to establish user trust. My trust in a person can only be judged after a long period of offline contact. It is not easy to establish trust based on guarantees and other people's evaluations alone. For example, if I had not communicated with Dayu several times on the phone and worked with him, I might have misunderstood him like many people, but in fact he is a sincere person.

2. It is impossible to prevent the occurrence of large amounts of money bribery. For example, a project owner spends a lot of money to win over a group of people with high credit scores to give positive reviews. So when the project has not collapsed, everything is fine, but what happens after that? It's a mess. FTX had so many people promoting it at the time, I believe many people really believed that FTX was great, but can you imagine that the big shot would embezzle customer funds?

3. The right to speak is not in the hands of users. In the past, the class division in the crypto was exchanges, VCs, project parties, market makers, KOLs, and retail investors. This is roughly the division. The top level is the exchange. The resource imbalance of the exchange will greatly affect market judgment. The same is true for VCs. It is difficult to build a trust layer without them. In fact, there have been quite a few products related to reputation financialization in the past, but most of them have disappeared like smoke.

2. Can you make money? sure. We come to the crypto to make money. The core of the crypto is asset issuance. If Ethos issues airdrops in the future, it will most likely be airdropped to people with a good credit score. Therefore, KOLs should actively participate, join the carnival and try their best to improve their credit scores before the product is falsified by the market.

3. Several ways to improve credit score on Ethos Writing comments for others can be divided into good comments and bad comments, so this is why outsiders say that Ethos is a group of compliments. If you give me a good comment, I will give you a good comment. If you give me a bad comment, then I may also give you a bad comment. Will there be special bad reviewers like Taobao in the future, haha. Maybe in the future, there will be a phenomenon that everyone will collectively step on a certain project party.

Then, you can see other people's credit and katio scores by installing the Google plug-in, and you can also improve your own experience value xp, but there is only one chance to improve: chromewebstore.google.com/deta... Another way is to invite others, using the hunger marketing method. If Blue Star has an invitation code, it will obviously consider the invitee carefully, because I will appear in the invitation section of his homepage 90

According to Mingge's support system, support those who need support, support those who can support themselves, and support those who are willing to support you. Then the gameplay is similar to the current katio gameplay, establish a small group to comment on each other, guarantee each other, and buy their credit market scores from each other. As a contributor, all actions are on the chain. The experience is not very smooth now, not like Megaeth

IV. Conclusion Regardless of whether he can become a trust layer in the future, from the perspective of making money, kols or players should experience it and join a group to increase credit points. You see, I didn’t do katio, and then I saw someone else’s article about airdropping 2,000 dollars, and I just wanted to call myself a fool.