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“You cannot fight AI-scale problems with human-scale solutions.” — CrediBULL Crypto That's the problem umanitek is tackling with what he calls an “immune system” for the internet, built on OriginTrail🛡️ CrediBULL has experienced it firsthand: 500+ fake accounts taken down in a month, cutting off a major source of...

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trust.the.source17 天前

@CredibleCrypto @umanitek @ChrisRynning @origin_trail @CredibleCrypto @umanitek Factory-scale fakes need more than a tired mod queue. @umanitek Guardian monitors nonstop, pulls them down fast, and stamps each takedown on the @origin_trail DKG so the evidence outlives the fake. $TRAC

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LANGERIUS17 天前

@CredibleCrypto @umanitek @ChrisRynning glad someone is actually fixing the bot problem on x

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soph s.17 天前

@CredibleCrypto @umanitek @ChrisRynning 500 fake accounts is wild. how do you even verify that without becoming a full time detective

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DC🧙🏼‍♂️17 天前

@CredibleCrypto @umanitek @ChrisRynning @origin_trail is doing amazing work. Why is $TRAC not worth $100 yet is so confusing 🤣

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Weaver Labs17 天前

@CredibleCrypto @umanitek @ChrisRynning 500+ fake accounts in a month is a serious signal. The scale of AI-driven activity makes infrastructure-level verification increasingly important for keeping digital networks reliable.

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