Research influencers
Research public figures at different levels and the impact they have in the area they work in.
Society owns their influencers — so they cannot control and abuse society. If you are an influencer, you are the public domain.
Open the appResearch public figures at different levels and the impact they have in the area they work in.
Analyze and define where a person has influence, so that impact can be tracked over time.
Keep and update information from public sources and news.
Maintain leaderboards across areas of human influence, powered by other people’s likes — kept grounded and protected from bots.
Anyone can create a profile of a public figure who is not on the platform yet, and own that page. About five new profiles per month.
Profile owners can receive dividends from how popular the page becomes — after they confirm who they are, so one person cannot run many accounts.
You add a public figure who is not here yet. You own that page. Creation is limited to about five profiles a month, so the catalog stays careful.
The community studies their impact, names the spheres they affect, and keeps the page current from public news.
You can vote for profiles. One vote per day. Likes stay grounded and protected from bots.
Rankings form across areas of influence. You can transfer or trade the page you own. Dividends from popularity require confirming your identity.
An NFT is like a trading card — unique, yours to show. It is also like a digital pet you keep: you care for it, and it changes when research updates are written to the blockchain. Anyone can check the card is real.
Open the public record and see this card was saved. No secret list.
When research changes, a new note is written to the network so the history stays.
Like a trading card you own, and like a digital pet you keep: the card stays yours as it changes.
BestHumans is a platform of leaderboards of the best humans in different areas. The goal is to give the open public accumulated, refined knowledge about influencers — people whose actions affect other people’s lives.
So they cannot control and abuse society. If you are an influencer, you are the public domain. The motto is: everyone for everyone.
Yes. You can create a profile of a public figure who does not exist here yet, and you own that profile. Creation is limited to about five profiles a month.
You can vote for profiles — one vote per day. Leaderboards across areas of influence are powered by other users’ likes, kept grounded and protected from bots.
Owners can gain dividends from how popular a profile page becomes. To receive them, you need to confirm your identity, so people cannot abuse the system with many accounts.
Yes. You can transfer profile-page ownership to another user, or trade it.
Each card is an NFT — like a trading card you can show, and like a digital pet you keep. Anyone can open the public record and check it is real. When research changes, a new note is written to the blockchain so the history stays.