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Dan Romero
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Why do people think proof of human is useful?
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@baseddesigner.eth
To avoid bots in digital products: leaving reviews, sniping memecoins, generating replies
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
What happens if you pay people to do that or rent out their proof of human credentials?
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Then those people can’t access any of their digital apps and can’t sign up again Not sure it’s a good idea to gamble with proof of human as you’re not getting a new face/eyes ever again That only matters if world coin grows big enough, stays here for a while and also unlocks benefits you’re not getting elsewhere Maybe similarity here with app store, launching there allows you to reach a billion+ people, their thing could allow you to reach a billion+ verified people onchain You can easily generate and automate millions of wallets but hardly make a hundred of app store accounts and launch a few apps
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Liang @ degencast.wtf 🎩
@degencast.eth
it's a cat and mouse game and paying ppl is costly, which would still alleviate the pain although not necessarily fix all of them
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@baseddesigner.eth
another thing is that verified humans can restore their accounts and basically scam whoever bought it
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Also not sure that would be even possible with the addition of face id they introduced Also like with binance accounts, you can sell it, register a new one etc but they only let you use the one verified with your face, so even a bought illegal passport won’t help you
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Would you rent out your wallet linked to warpcast? Id there’s nothing to use it for, people will sell, but they’re not getting another
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Eddy Lazzarin 🟠
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People only have one proof of human credential to rent out so you have to convince many individual people to rent theirs to continue to spam/attack. And because people can only get one themselves, they take risk in lending theirs out. In other words, the marginal cost of acquiring an ID and performing an attack is much higher when (1) only humans can get an ID [personhood] and (2) humans can only get one [uniqueness]. There are fewer IDs in the market and require more coordination to obtain.
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