Framework for Trust
Hello everyone,
For some time I've been developing an open-source project called Framework for Trust (FfT).
The idea is to create a decentralized geospatial trust layer where reports and real-world events are anchored to precise location, time, source reputation, and a verifiable history — instead of treating blockchain purely as a financial system, I'm exploring its use as infrastructure for recording and correlating information about real-world places.
Current prototype includes:
- geographic areas represented as blockchain-based identifiers (NFTs)
- event registration tied to latitude, longitude, and time
- Polygon smart contracts
- a React + Leaflet frontend
- a FastAPI backend
- semantic similarity / event correlation via Qdrant
- GCD — a functional contribution and reputation token
- event proofs and auditable records
- early mechanisms for source reputation, staking, and abuse prevention
The project is still early-stage. This is not an investment offer, token sale, or a finished commercial product — I made the repo public because I'd like the architecture and implementation to get real outside scrutiny.
I'd especially appreciate feedback on:
- whether the core problem is clearly explained
- the geospatial data model
- the blockchain / smart contract architecture
- mechanisms for preventing false or coordinated reports
- security weaknesses
- practical use cases where this could actually add value
Repo link in the top comment (Reddit flags posts with links for manual review, didn't want that delay).
I built the current prototype independently. Honest criticism, technical pushback, and open-source contributions are all welcome.