How Web3 Reputation Fixes What Web2 Never Could

Web2 tried to measure trust with stars, likes, and reviews — but all of it lives inside platforms you don’t control.

One ban, one policy change, one algorithm tweak — and your so-called «reputation» disappears.

Web3 flips that.

On-chain reputation means:

🔹 It’s yours — tied to your address, not a company account
🔹 It’s verifiable — based on real actions, not fake reviews or botted likes
🔹 It’s portable — the same history can be reused across apps, not rebuilt from scratch every time
🔹 It’s programmable — smart contracts can react to trust (not just balances)

That’s what Web2 never solved:
>> Not just who you are online, but what you’ve actually done — and making that count everywhere.

Graphite Network is built around that idea:
Reputation as infrastructure, not just a vanity metric.