How Kollb decides
who to trust

Every community, collaborator, and wallet on Kollb carries a reputation score from 0 to 100. This page is the honest tour of the signals behind it, in plain English. No secret weights, no jargon - just what we look at, and what it changes for you.

0one friendly number

…built from many little stories: mints, holds, deadlines met, kind words from partners. No single stat makes you - and only the safety screen can break you.

confidence grows with evidencemissing data is never a zero

The golden rules

Four promises behind every score

What happened > what was promised

Announcements and hype don't move scores. Mints, holds, deadlines, and reviews do - things that already happened and can be checked.

No story? No zero.

If we have no data for a signal, we leave it out entirely. You're never punished for a chapter we haven't read yet.

More stories, more certainty

Every score travels with a confidence level. Brand-new profiles start as 'still learning' - the more real activity we see, the more the score means.

Quality over quantity

Scores reward real humans and holders. Filling a whitelist with low-quality wallets doesn't just fail to help - it actively drags a community down.

The signals

Pick a character. See their signals.

Three kinds of players, three signal sets. Same fairness rules - the signals differ because the jobs differ.

Your score is the story of your drops so far - told by mints, holds, and the company you keep.

One good drop at Stellar Cats

They hand 200 spots to three partners
8 in 10 wallets actually mint
A month later, most still hold
The floor price holds above mint
Partners leave glowing reviews

Notice the pattern: none of that is a promise or a tweet. It's stuff that already happened. That's the whole trick.

Outcomes

“Did people actually mint?”

What we look atOf the wallets that got spots, how many minted. How many who missed the mint still bought afterwards on the secondary market. And whether your collection's market price held up against its mint price - over its first year, at its lowest point, and in the last 30 days.

What it liftsProof your drops create real demand - not just long signup lists.

Holding

“Did holders stick around?”

What we look atHow many of your minted wallets still hold after the first week, and how long people typically keep your collection - read from full on-chain transfer history, with a quick market snapshot when history is still thin.

What it liftsShows your community is a home, not a revolving door for flippers.

Audience quality

“Who got the spots?”

What we look atThe average quality of the wallets on your whitelists - their own wallet scores (see the Wallets tab). Rooms full of real collectors lift you; bot farms quietly drag you down, and tainted or sanctioned wallets drag hardest of all.

What it liftsProof you run a room worth being in - and worth partnering with.

External reputation

“What does the world already think?”

What we look atCredibility you bring in from outside Kollb: your Ethos reputation, the size of your X audience, and whether your X account carries a verified badge.

What it liftsThe head start every profile gets from its public track record.

Peer reviews

“What do partners say?”

What we look atReviews from communities and collaborators you've actually worked with. A couple of reviews whisper; a long list of happy partners speaks loudly.

What it liftsWord of mouth - earned, specific, and hard to fake.

Giveaway traction

“Do people line up?”

What we look atGiveaway demand on Tessera: how many entries your raffles pull in, per raffle. One lucky raffle doesn't carry you - consistent hunger does.

What it liftsRaw demand for what you're giving away, measured in real entries.

The journey

From real life to a number

1

Real life happens

Someone mints, holds, hits a deadline, writes a review, enters a raffle.

2

We collect the receipts

On-chain history, X, Ethos, Passport, WorldScore, Tessera, PublicAML sanctions screening, and Kollb's own whitelist & collaboration records.

3

Receipts become signals

The stories are grouped into a handful of big, understandable signals - the ones above.

4

Signals become a score

Combined into one 0-100 score, carrying a confidence level that grows with evidence. One exception: the wallet safety screen can pull a tainted score down on its own.

5

The score goes to work

Rankings, discovery, and smarter decisions about who gets the next spots.

We deliberately don't publish the exact formula - it's tuned to keep the system fair and hard to game. But the signals will always come from real, observable stories like the ones above. Scores refresh as new mints, holds, deadlines, and reviews arrive.

Why it matters

Where your score goes to work

Public leaderboards

Communities, CMs, and wallets ranked in the open - so a good track record is visible to everyone, not locked in someone's DMs.

See the leaderboards →

Discovery

When people browse communities and collaborators, strong track records surface first. Reputation is how the right partners find each other.

Profile radars

Every community and collaborator profile breaks its score into the same signals on this page - so anyone can see why a score is what it is.

Smarter allocations

Before handing out spots, communities can see the quality of the audience asking - real collectors stand out from bot farms at a glance.

Choosing partners

Before offering spots, check a partner's story: did their last drops mint, hold, and deliver on time? Then decide - with receipts.

New here? That's fine.

Everyone starts as “still learning”. Deliver on one drop, hold what you mint, be kind to partners - the stories pile up faster than you'd think.

How Kollb works →

Trust, but verify - then write it down.

That's all reputation is here: the receipts of good behavior, added up in public, so the next decision is easier than the last.