Introduction

1.1 Why we built Solyx

Solana is fast. Tokens move quick. But trust isn't there.

Every day wallets fly in and out of launches and dumps, but none of that history sticks around. One wallet fades into the next.

There’s no memory onchain. No way to tell who’s really building and who’s just circling for exit liquidity.

We change that. No names (if you want to remain anonymous), no IDs, no KYC. Just behavior. We track what wallets do, not what they say they are. Onchain ecosystems are decentralized, but not necessarily trustworthy. Wallets blend into each other. Protocols can’t spot long-term contributors from short-term extractors. Bots and sybils game every system they touch, and pseudonyms offer zero nuance. We built Solyx to change that. To give chains the memory they’ve been missing.

Instead of trying to enforce real-world identity, we focus on what wallets do over time. It scores behavior, tags patterns, gives the community tools to call things out or vouch things up. It’s coordination without compromise. Signal without surveillance. Trust built on actions, not assumptions, without sacrificing decentralization.

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1.2 Vision & Mission

Solyx envisions a future where pseudonymous onchain identities can earn credibility through action, not affiliation. Our mission is to create an open, modular system for surfacing trustworthy wallet behaviors and mitigating sybil or malicious actors without sacrificing decentralization.

We believe:

• Reputation should be earned

• Trust should be composable

• Transparency should be the norm

Solyx seeks to make reputation programmable.