The internet was designed for speed, not accountability.

Every post, reaction, and share leaves traces, yet we still can't reliably know who's actually speaking. The original architecture simply wasn't built to track identity or verify trustworthiness—it prioritized information flow over everything else.

We've patched some gaps along the way. Follower counts try to signal credibility. Verification badges attempt to prove identity. But these are band-aids on a fundamental problem.

This is where blockchain steps in. Unlike traditional web infrastructure, decentralized networks embed identity and trustworthiness directly into the protocol layer. You can verify transactions, trace ownership, and build reputation on-chain in ways the internet never allowed before.

The web needed accountability. Web3 is finally delivering it.