{"version":1,"id":"conso","title":"Conso","summary":"Conso is a consumer reputation protocol that turns activity across social, gaming, creative, AI, and on-chain platforms into portable identity credentials and rewards.","content":"**Conso** is a consumer reputation and information-finance project that aims to turn activity across social, gaming, creative, artificial intelligence, and [Web3](https://iq.wiki/wiki/web3) platforms into portable identity and reputation credentials. Its proposed system combines a Consumer Passport, reputation measures called ZAPs, achievement badges, and a Consumer Graph, with data infrastructure powered by [Walrus](https://iq.wiki/wiki/walrus-protocol) and on-chain records on [Sui](https://iq.wiki/wiki/sui).[\\[1\\]](#cite-id-gs61124rx4)​[\\[2\\]](#cite-id-uqfinydrpf)​\n\n## Overview\n\nConso presents its Consumer Graph as a way to bring together activity that is otherwise distributed across digital platforms. Its documentation describes using that activity to support rewards, audience targeting, and attribution designed to resist bots. The project’s longer-term aim is to provide interoperable reputation infrastructure connecting users, creators, gamers, brands, and applications.[\\[1\\]](#cite-id-gs61124rx4)​\n\nA thesis published by Conso.xyz on August 20, 2025, framed the project as a proposed “Consumer Info-Fi Layer.” It argued that platform-specific metrics such as likes, impressions, and cost per thousand impressions measure visibility rather than lasting cultural influence, and that creators and smaller communities often receive limited recognition or compensation for their role in cultural trends. The thesis proposed linking verified cultural contributions to rewards and portable reputation, describing culture as a potential programmable and rewardable asset.[\\[3\\]](#cite-id-0fnvmr3doj)​\n\nOn October 9, 2025, Conso.xyz announced a partnership with Walrus to combine its Consumer Passport infrastructure and ZAP scoring and rewards with encrypted data storage. Conso described the integration as infrastructure for consumer applications that need to map identity, protect sensitive information, and reward contributions across gaming, social, and on-chain applications.[\\[4\\]](#cite-id-286aret1ch)​\n\n## Consumer Graph and Passport\n\nThe Consumer Graph is intended to unify signals from connected platforms into a user’s reputation profile. Conso’s documentation describes inputs such as posts, streams, gameplay, creative work, and on-chain activity. Its partnership announcement also describes gaming achievements, cultural activity, and on-chain reputation or asset-ownership information as potential components of a profile.[\\[1\\]](#cite-id-gs61124rx4)​[\\[4\\]](#cite-id-286aret1ch)​\n\nThe Consumer Passport combines these signals into a portable profile. Conso describes it as a means of representing a user’s reputation across platforms, while its FAQ characterizes the associated Consumer Graph [NFT](https://iq.wiki/wiki/non-fungible-token-nft) as an on-chain identity representing a user’s ZAPs, badges, scores, and multi-platform persona. The documentation also describes “Agentic Memory,” which is intended to let a user’s artificial-intelligence context travel with them.[\\[1\\]](#cite-id-gs61124rx4)​[\\[2\\]](#cite-id-uqfinydrpf)​\n\nIn its 2025 thesis, Conso proposed using a dynamic NFT or cultural profile to record contributions such as originating a meme, igniting a trend, or helping content spread across platforms. The thesis envisioned these records as portable reputation that could be used across apps, games, and platforms, and as a basis for rewards, access, leaderboards, and seasonal competitions. These functions were presented as part of the project’s proposed system.[\\[3\\]](#cite-id-0fnvmr3doj)​\n\n## Reputation and Rewards\n\nZAPs are Conso’s reputation currency. The FAQ says they measure the authenticity, consistency, and impact of online activity and influence a user’s Passport Score, Zone Scores, Persona Tier, and eligibility for campaigns. Users may earn ZAPs through tasks, quests, or cultural milestones, with rewards described as including [NFT](https://iq.wiki/wiki/non-fungible-token-nft) drops, in-app perks, and tokenized experiences.[\\[2\\]](#cite-id-uqfinydrpf)​[\\[4\\]](#cite-id-286aret1ch)​\n\nBadges are achievement credentials for verified milestones on connected platforms. Conso’s FAQ describes five badge levels, from Lv1 to Lv5, and says badges increase ZAP generation.[\\[2\\]](#cite-id-uqfinydrpf)​\n\nThe partnership announcement described “Proof-of-Impact” records for contributions such as originating a meme, completing a raid, or publishing a track. It also outlined “Virality Credits” to track and reward content originators when their content spreads, alongside rewards for verified ownership of consoles, [NFTs](https://iq.wiki/wiki/non-fungible-token-nft), or community memberships.[\\[4\\]](#cite-id-286aret1ch)​\n\n## Data and Privacy\n\nConso says it fetches data only from platforms that users explicitly connect, using verified APIs and user consent. Its FAQ says the data is encrypted with Seal Encryption and stored on Walrus, and that access is limited to the user and applications the user authorizes. Conso states that it cannot see, sell, or misuse the data.[[2]](#cite-id-uqfinydrpf)\n\nThe Walrus partnership was presented as an encrypted data layer for controlled discovery: applications could use identity and reputation information while sensitive user data remained protected. Conso founder Vinay Sabarad said the combination of Consumer Passports and Walrus data encryption was intended to let developers map identity, protect privacy, and design reward economies for consumer applications.[[4]](#cite-id-286aret1ch)\n\n## Campaigns and Developer Tools\n\nConso’s Smart Campaigns are designed to let brands, creators, and protocols reward users according to reputation factors and domain-specific behavior. The partnership announcement described “Info-Fi Campaigns” as programmable growth loops combining identity, engagement, and rewards. Proposed formats included gameplay and creative achievement quests, cultural tasks such as meme creation and streaming, and rewards for verified activity or ownership.[[2]](#cite-id-uqfinydrpf)[[4]](#cite-id-286aret1ch)\n\nThe FAQ lists integrations with YouTube, Instagram, Twitch, X, Reddit, [Farcaster](https://iq.wiki/wiki/farcaster), Discord, Telegram, PlayStation Network, Steam, GitHub, and [Sui](https://iq.wiki/wiki/sui) applications. It says additional integrations are regularly added. The Walrus partnership announcement also names Xbox, Roblox, TikTok, [MetaMask](https://iq.wiki/wiki/metamask), and decentralized identity protocols among the platforms or ecosystems that Consumer Passports could incorporate.[[2]](#cite-id-uqfinydrpf)[[4]](#cite-id-286aret1ch)\n\nConso’s FAQ says a Developer API is in development. It is intended to let applications and games request reputation data with user consent and set onboarding rules based on ZAPs, badges, or Zone [Scores](https://iq.wiki/wiki/score).[[2]](#cite-id-uqfinydrpf)\n\n## Cultural Intelligence Proposal\n\nConso’s August 2025 thesis proposed AI pipelines to organize data from video and livestream services, social and discussion platforms, gaming ecosystems, e-commerce signals, forums, and [Web3](https://iq.wiki/wiki/web3) feeds. The proposed methods included natural-language processing to cluster conversations and identify emerging memes, topics, and anomalous events; sentiment analysis to track changes in audience tone; and graph machine learning to map relationships among communities and platforms and trace cultural narratives.[\\[3\\]](#cite-id-0fnvmr3doj)​\n\nThe resulting “consumer influence graph” was intended to show who was driving a cultural development, where it spread, and how it evolved. The thesis proposed connecting these signals to on-chain actions, such as reward pools or [NFT](https://iq.wiki/wiki/non-fungible-token-nft) badges for creators and early supporters when a trend reached critical mass. It identified [Sui](https://iq.wiki/wiki/sui) as the infrastructure for recording contributions and rewards in a programmable, portable form, and proposed APIs and software development kits for embedding the project’s intelligence in digital experiences.[\\[3\\]](#cite-id-0fnvmr3doj)​\n\nThe thesis positioned Conso as a cross-platform cultural attribution layer, distinguishing it from products it characterized as more focused on crypto and finance culture, creator marketplaces, or streaming-data dashboards. It proposed uses including trend-linked rewards for creators and communities, cultural intelligence for brands, loyalty benefits for cultural contributors, and interoperable reputation and participation systems for platforms. These were described as intended applications and a project vision, rather than established outcomes.[\\[3\\]](#cite-id-0fnvmr3doj)​\n\n## Membership and Access\n\nConso’s FAQ says that connecting platforms, generating ZAPs, earning badges, and building a Passport are free, while optional premium features may be introduced later. It described a polar-bear-themed Membership [NFT](https://iq.wiki/wiki/non-fungible-token-nft) as planned for launch in Q1 2026, with proposed benefits including boosted ZAP multipliers, priority access to Smart Campaigns, and other ecosystem benefits.[\\[2\\]](#cite-id-uqfinydrpf) Conso’s roadmap subsequently listed the Membership NFT launch for Q3 2026, with boosted ZAP multipliers, early-access perks, and priority campaign slots. As of November 1, 2026, Q3 2026 had passed, but the roadmap continued to list the NFT as planned for that quarter.[\\[7\\]](#cite-id-jrlnftxerw)​\n\nSeparately, Conso’s 5,555-item free CONSO BOTS mint opened on October 22, 2026. BOTS are described as agentic collectibles and mobile [nodes](https://iq.wiki/wiki/node), with a documented [mining](https://iq.wiki/wiki/mining) boost.[\\[8\\]](#cite-id-ihkz6o2hn1)​[\\[5\\]](#cite-id-uh2fdp9ctm)​\n\n## Launch and Allocation Activity\n\nIn a post dated October 23, 2026, Conso said it had identified accounts that tried to manipulate its system by purchasing impressions or violating its terms. It said some accounts would be slashed to support a fair and transparent ecosystem.[[9]](#cite-id-f536ndwfke) On October 26, 2026, the project said its audit was complete: allocations flagged for suspicious activity had been reviewed, revoked, or reallocated, and fake impressions had been purged. Users were asked to recheck their BOT allocation status.[[10]](#cite-id-dvebai7ryz)\n\nConso also announced raffle results for BOT allocations in phases 2 and 3. It said high demand at launch caused the X API to crash, affecting the claim process, and that very few spots remained.[[11]](#cite-id-1mfw0zi3hs)\n\nOn October 30, 2026, Conso announced that a CONSO Mobile [Node](https://iq.wiki/wiki/node) would soon be available on the App Store and Google Play Store.[[5]](#cite-id-uh2fdp9ctm)","categories":[{"id":"projects-and-protocols","title":"projects-and-protocols"}],"tags":[{"id":"Infrastructure"},{"id":"Identity"}],"images":[{"id":"QmWc5SfWrYqkX5tYBeuruCqUWdWawN2PwQhGFxFYNgXHye","type":"image/jpeg, image/png"}],"media":[{"id":"QmW2EAPx4DpNscEi7UULdzjZfWXo5dDZu7R7bu9DP2qhgi","name":"Cópia de Design sem nome 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