You are right but you should trust and test it to see if it matches your interests, it seems interesting to me, I am trying it and so far so good, I need to do other tests, I will give you my final considerations later, I don't see anything out of place for now but I am not an
Everything we’re building runs on trust.
But here’s the hard truth, It’s difficult to trust a protocol when you don’t know where it came from or who’s behind it.
Open code matters with clear incentives and skin in the game.
But so does origin.
Who built it?
Why did they build it?
What do they lose if it fails?
What do they gain if it succeeds?
That’s why in the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing more about the two kiwi mates who thought of the idea while hunting in Alberta.
The “why” ZapWork exists.
Not as a brand exercise, but as proof of intent.
Anonymous systems can work.
But earned trust compounds faster when builders stand in the light.
No shortcuts or borrowed trust.
Only value earned, then verified.
Signal over noise. ⚡️
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