🔗 Connection History Ledger
🔗 Connection History Ledger
Conneth uses an on-chain Connection History Ledger to track real, mutual interactions between wallets. This acts as a decentralized “social graph” and is one of the key tools in detecting scams, building trust, and powering anti-abuse features.
📘 What Is It?
Every time two users successfully complete a Proof-of-Connection (PoC), their wallets log a permanent, verifiable connection on-chain. These connections help determine:
If a wallet is likely operated by a real person
How active or trusted a wallet is in the network
Whether a new contact request should be accepted or flagged
🧠 How It Works
Each wallet has a public connection list showing verified relationships
The more verified, recent connections, the higher the wallet’s trustworthiness
Wallets with no meaningful PoC history are auto-limited in reach and earnings
Suspicious wallets (e.g. newly created + 0 PoC) may trigger warnings or be restricted
🕵️♂️ Scam Prevention Use Cases
Wallet tries mass messaging
Blocked if no PoC history with recipients
Wallet receives multiple flags
Cross-checked with its connection history
Wallet links to many flagged IDs
Auto-lowered Trust Score + alert to moderators
🔍 Example:
Wallet A
Connected to 15 verified wallets
6 recent PoC in last 30 days
Trusted by community = green status
Wallet B
Zero connections, just created
Mass DM attempt = blocked + flagged
The Connection History Ledger acts like a Web3 social credibility layer, where real connections prove human presence—and bots or scammers can't fake it.
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