From Wallets to Personas

Beyond balances

Wallets gave Web3 its first foundation. They proved that value can be stored, sent, and secured without permission. But a wallet is still a flat surface. It shows assets, not people.

But a wallet cannot tell if it belongs to a long-term builder, a curious newcomer, or a leading voice in a community. It carries balances and transactions, but not intent, reputation, or interests. This limits how people connect and how projects grow.

Personas extend the wallet into something richer, five orders of magnitude richer. They represent people as multi-dimensional: not only what they hold, but how they act, what they know, and where they contribute. This is how the on-chain economy moves from static addresses to living participants, setting the ground for the Value Graph.