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Gitcoin has announced that it will be making adjustments to its Stamp offering and weights for its Passport product next week. The changes aim to better protect the trust and integrity of the communities users are trying to participate in. The update is based on user feedback, product usage data, and analysis of Sybil research from around the industry. The goal is to strike a balance between ease of use for users and effectiveness for partners. The update will include more transaction activity-based Stamps and refined stamp scores. Gitcoin is still recommending a score of 20 as the optimal unique humanity score for Sybil defense, so no one needs to make adjustments to active integrations. Users can publish their Passport to Optimism and LineaBuild ahead of the changes to ensure their current score remains accessible on-chain. Gitcoin is also seeking recommendations for new Stamps that meet criteria such as strong Sybil vs human signal, low cost or free for users, easy to verify, and a strong global user base.

Gitcoin Passport, Gitcoin's Sybil defense and identity product, has announced a new Model Based Detection feature. This feature aims to make it easier for users to prove their humanness without compromising Sybil resistance. The company is excited to evolve with GG20 and believes this new feature is a significant step in the right direction. More details on how users can utilize Model Based Detection to protect their programs and understand their ecosystem's user base will be provided soon.

Gitcoin Passport, Gitcoin's Sybil defense and identity product, recognizes the need for Web2-friendly solutions to onboard new users to Web3. While most validation mechanisms rely on on-chain data, which may not be accessible to brand new Web3 users, Gitcoin Passport aims to provide alternative methods that protect user privacy while facilitating a smooth onboarding experience.

Gitcoin, a prominent platform in the Web3 space, has announced upcoming partnerships related to Web3 gaming. While details are scarce, the company has expressed excitement about these collaborations, suggesting they will be well-received by the community. As Web3 gaming continues to gain traction, such partnerships could potentially shape the future of this emerging industry.

Gitcoin Passport, Gitcoin's Sybil defense and identity product, has highlighted a use case for protecting community conversations. The official Gitcoin Passport Guild on Twitter shared a thread emphasizing the importance of safeguarding discussions within communities.

Gitcoin, a platform for funding open-source projects, has announced significant developments regarding its Gitcoin Passport product, designed to combat Sybil attacks and strengthen identity verification. The official Gitcoin Passport Guild has hinted at major updates scheduled for April, warning against Sybils (duplicate identities) and bots. While specific details remain undisclosed, the community is advised to stay vigilant and anticipate enhanced security measures to protect the integrity of the platform.

The Gitcoin Passport website is currently down as some exciting changes are being made. Stay tuned for updates.

Gitcoin Passport is reviewing airdrops to empower real humans in governance. They invite those interested in protecting their airdrops, community, or ecosystem to reach out. A discussion with the SafeSoulETH team is planned for tomorrow.

Gitcoin Passport announced that they will be moderating Gitcoin's Ecosystem Growth Summit at EthDenver. The schedule of events is available, and they are looking forward to seeing attendees there.

Exciting news as the community is participating in the Icebreaker Crypto Cup to earn Gitcoin Passport points. Look for @lebraat at Gitcoin events, especially the Ecosystem Growth Summit or events with DID in the title.