One of the most persistent issues in the Web3 ecosystem has been: How can we distinguish genuine users from automated bots? How can transparency be achieved without centralized control entities? Orexn and Snowball Money now have an answer: they are joining forces to equip decentralized launch platforms with verifiable identities and on-chain reputation systems.
The core problem: Fragmentation and lack of verifiability
So far, Web3 users operate through fragmented wallet addresses, without visibility into their activities and trustworthiness. This leads to classic Sybil attacks, where individual actors create multiple identical accounts. Project teams during launches have to deal with bot spam and low-quality participation, while genuine community members are not adequately rewarded.
The solution: Identity meets reputation
The collaboration leverages two key components: Snowball Money’s Modular Naming Service (MNS) and Orexn’s decentralized launch pools. The MNS functions as a chain-agnostic identity system – users can acquire a single, recognizable cross-chain identity instead of memorizing fragmented address collections. At the same time, an on-chain reputation score is built, distinguishing genuine activity from manipulative practices.
The result: users gain access to launch pools, airdrops, and community campaigns under their consistent identity – and their reputation grows with each legitimate engagement. Project teams benefit from a validated, more active user base without bots.
Scaling effect for 200,000+ users
With over 200,000 users in the existing community, this approach immediately gains relevance. As cross-chain activities increase, a unified identity standard becomes a critical success factor. Both OXN contributors and project initiators can rely on a verifiable, secure infrastructure.
A model for the next generation of decentralized markets
The partnership demonstrates how launch infrastructure, identity, and accountability can grow together – without the need for central control. For other platforms, this could serve as a blueprint: decentralization and security are not mutually exclusive when the right tools are combined.
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How Snowball Money and Orexn Solve the Trust Issue in the Web3 Launch Sector
One of the most persistent issues in the Web3 ecosystem has been: How can we distinguish genuine users from automated bots? How can transparency be achieved without centralized control entities? Orexn and Snowball Money now have an answer: they are joining forces to equip decentralized launch platforms with verifiable identities and on-chain reputation systems.
The core problem: Fragmentation and lack of verifiability
So far, Web3 users operate through fragmented wallet addresses, without visibility into their activities and trustworthiness. This leads to classic Sybil attacks, where individual actors create multiple identical accounts. Project teams during launches have to deal with bot spam and low-quality participation, while genuine community members are not adequately rewarded.
The solution: Identity meets reputation
The collaboration leverages two key components: Snowball Money’s Modular Naming Service (MNS) and Orexn’s decentralized launch pools. The MNS functions as a chain-agnostic identity system – users can acquire a single, recognizable cross-chain identity instead of memorizing fragmented address collections. At the same time, an on-chain reputation score is built, distinguishing genuine activity from manipulative practices.
The result: users gain access to launch pools, airdrops, and community campaigns under their consistent identity – and their reputation grows with each legitimate engagement. Project teams benefit from a validated, more active user base without bots.
Scaling effect for 200,000+ users
With over 200,000 users in the existing community, this approach immediately gains relevance. As cross-chain activities increase, a unified identity standard becomes a critical success factor. Both OXN contributors and project initiators can rely on a verifiable, secure infrastructure.
A model for the next generation of decentralized markets
The partnership demonstrates how launch infrastructure, identity, and accountability can grow together – without the need for central control. For other platforms, this could serve as a blueprint: decentralization and security are not mutually exclusive when the right tools are combined.