T-Rex

A wallet does not show the full story of a Web3 user.

It can show assets and transactions, but it does not show social activity, gaming history, community work, learning progress, interests, or reputation across different platforms. That creates a problem for projects too. They often spend rewards on shallow wallet activity instead of reaching real users.

T-Rex is a data and engagement layer that turns digital activity into a user profile called a 5D Persona. The Persona is split into five areas:

→ Demographics
→ Influence
→ Assets
→ Interests
→ Knowledge

Users can grow their Persona by connecting accounts, completing quests, claiming badges, joining squads, inviting friends, and taking part in campaigns. These actions help T-Rex create a more complete picture of a user than a wallet alone.

T-Rex Chain is the network layer behind the ecosystem. It uses the Arbitrum Orbit stack and connects with the Persona system and Intelligence Flywheel. The ecosystem has four layers: T-Rex Chain Layer, T-Rex Persona Ecosystem, Dapps & Builders, and Activation & Sentiment.

Badges represent verified activity, such as connected social accounts, wallet activity, NFTs, interests, events, learning tasks, and community actions. Badge levels include Common, Rare, Epic, and Legendary. T-Rex also has Rexy, an NFT collection on Arbitrum linked to Proof of Self-Identity and extra ecosystem perks.

The company is based in New York, USA, and raised $17 million from backers including Portal Ventures, North Island Ventures, Gaming Ventures, ArkStream Capital, SNZ, and Arche Fund.

T-Rex Airdrop: Earn Points and Build Your Persona 🪂

At the time of writing, T-Rex has not confirmed a token airdrop.

However, the portal already has live points, badges, quests, referrals, squads, and campaigns. That makes it a strong potential airdrop to farm early.

The main idea is simple: build your Persona before future reward events. Earn points, claim badges, improve Persona dimensions, invite friends, and follow new campaigns as they appear.