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Web3 desk (preview)
Not live. This page previews something PIR®'s Tech Committee is exploring, shared early so it's built in the open. There are no tokens, NFTs or wallets yet, nothing to buy, and PIR® accepts no money through it.
The idea
Blockchain tools can do something unusual for a fellowship built on anonymity: let a member prove they belong or have served without revealing who they are. The Web3 desk would be a calm, safety-first place to learn about that, starting on a test network where tokens have no monetary value.
- A learning helpdesk: wallet safety, scams to avoid, and what "soulbound" means, through
/web3next to the other desks. - Service badges: non-transferable ("soulbound") tokens that quietly recognize service, such as serving as a GSR or helping at the convention. They carry no names, can't be sold, and the holder can burn them at any time.
- The Mycelium: badges are proven with a privacy-preserving tree. Each claim is a S.P.O.R.E. (Secret Proof Of Recovery Engagement), joined by R.H.I.Z.O. branches (Rooted Hashes Interweaving Zero-knowledge Offshoots) up to a single M.Y.C.O. root (Many Yoked, Collectively One). You can show you're part of the network without showing anyone else.
Traditions first
| Principle | How the design honors it |
|---|---|
| Anonymity | Blockchains are public and permanent, so no names, photos or meeting data ever go on-chain. Claiming is opt-in. |
| Self-support | The desk accepts no money. Giving stays in the 7th-tradition channel's PayPal link. |
| No endorsement | Test network only, no PIR® coin, ever. Badges have no price. |
| Attraction, not promotion | Badges recognize service quietly: no perks, ranks or hype. |
Safety, always
- PIR® will never DM you about wallets, seed phrases, tokens, airdrops or "investments". Anyone who does is a scammer: report them with
/mod. - Never share a seed phrase or private key, with anyone, ever.
- Any step beyond a test network needs a decision by PIR®'s Board.
Curious or want to help?
Follow the ⛓️web3-portal channel in PIR®'s Discord for news, or open a ticket with /techcom. Developers and blockchain-curious volunteers are welcome.