We’ve seen AI agents trade. We’ve seen prediction markets bet. But neither have trust scores. @genome_protocol’s $NOME reputation layer is shaping up to be the missing bridge between automated action and human credibility. Because unlike most systems that reward moments of activity, Genome is rewarding patterns of consistency. It’s not tracking what you did once — it’s tracking whether you show up repeatedly, across platforms, formats, and incentives. → Retention over reaction Most Web3 reward engines amplify noise — clicks, likes, short-lived quests. Genome weights retention. The longer you stay engaged, the stronger your ranking becomes, and the more of the $NOME economy you unlock. → Prediction markets meet identity Yesterday’s Space made one point loud and clear — forecasting is powerful, but without persistent identity, it’s just speculation. By pairing prediction activity with time-bound memory, Genome can turn “I called it right once” into “I’ve been right for months.” → Cross-platform memory as infrastructure Whether you’re grinding Kaito, betting on-chain, or completing @wallchain_xyz missions, Genome threads it into a single, evolving footprint. Not siloed achievements. A connected identity. So while others are still farming impressions, Genome is quietly building proof of reliability — the rarest currency in AI, prediction, and DeFi. If AI agents are the future of execution, then $NOME might become the future of trust.