Identity

By adopting a decentralized social graph, users aggregate their identities across different platforms and applications. This allows developers to retrieve more comprehensive data related to a user's address, such as:

• Their ENS or Solana domain.
• Their NFTs.
• Their avatar.
• Their verified web2 social account.
• Their first on-chain transaction.
• Their followers.
• Their followings.
• Their mutually-followed friends.
• Their notifications.

Developers can leverage those insights to build better social experiences by making a simple call to the CyberConnect API.

How does it work?

The indexer layer of the CyberConnect Protocol collects on-chain data from IPFS and blockchain networks (e.g. Ethereum, Solana) as well as off-chain data from web2 social platforms. The indexer then transforms and stores the raw data into graph databases, which enables it to curate user identities after deployment.