Frequently Asked Questions

InSoBlok is a data-centric trust protocol anchored in identity and verifiable state. It is an L2 blockchain purpose-built for reputation-native applications, with TasteScore as its core trust engine. Trust is not assigned — it is embedded at the data layer through deterministic computation over identity-bound behavioral data.

Execution speed has outpaced trust formation. Markets today can verify that a transaction occurred, but not whether it should have. They can confirm cryptographic validity but not economic integrity. TasteScore evaluates legitimacy, behavior, and risk before value moves — not after damage.

TasteScore is an industry-agnostic, global trust infrastructure designed to operate at the exact moment value moves. It is a real-time trust engine that is deterministic and auditable, computing trust from 6 Signal Domains. It is not an external oracle — it is embedded in the protocol's execution logic as a first-class primitive.

Most L2s optimize for throughput alone. InSoBlok embeds trust directly into the execution layer. Transaction ordering is reputation-weighted (not gas-price auctions), fee tiers are trust-adjusted, and governance is sovereignty-weighted. The protocol computes trust once, anchors it cryptographically, and makes it consumable everywhere.

Protocol outputs include: Transaction Ordering (reputation-weighted, MEV-resistant), Fee Computation (trust-adjusted tiers), Governance Weight (sovereignty-scaled voting), Validator Selection (dual-threshold eligibility), and Access Control (trust-gated execution quality). Any application can query trust scores via APIs, SDKs, or smart contract calls.