GiveRep

327 reviews, 60% of them positive.60% positive · 327 reviews· Influence factor 20, above 4% of accounts

The record

From 118 activities · Apr 2026

GiveRep is a SocialFi platform on Sui that converts X engagement into on-chain reputation points (REP), with a core concept that resonates with some users but faces persistent criticism. Supporters praise the idea of quantifiable reputation, clean interface, and structured loyalty programs with real partners, while detractors consistently cite engagement farming, unclear algorithms, lack of transparency around point calculations and reward distribution, bot-heavy spam on timelines, and long delays without token launch or clear roadmap—leaving many feeling the project prioritizes promotion over genuine value creation.

What people say

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“Direction is right, details decide”I like the thesis: portable on-chain reputation that travels with you across Sui. Whether GiveRep becomes default infra depends on: 1) signal quality, 2) resistance to gaming, 3) integrations that make REP matter. Watching with cautious optimism.

George · 1281· 1y ago · neutral10

“a platform that helps build reputation”I like their X account, where they actively share useful updates about reputation earning mechanisms and loyalty programs. It's evident that the project focuses on transparency, encourages meaningful contributions, and builds a foundation for long-term value. GiveRep is a Web3 platform that helps build reputation in the crypto ecosystem through real actions rather than empty hype.

Тanata🧡,💙«(✸,✸)».ink🍊 , · 1230· 1y ago10

“not that bad”for sui eco, i think this is not that bad innovation

Meek DeFi · 1268· 8mo ago5

“sui reputation service”Compared to Ethos, it's an intra-ecosystem product on SUI, which IMO works on maximum human involvement and is more based on spam. I don't have any attitude towards it, I'm neutral.

HeavyVetal | Noya · 1325· 1y ago · neutral12

“Reliable reputation signal with consistent feedback”Based on what’s visible, this profile maintains a solid reputation with a strong ratio of positive sentiment. The activity appears consistent over time and reflects real engagement rather than one-off interactions. The way feedback is accumulated feels organic, suggesting the account plays a constructive role in the reputation layer of the ecosystem. Overall, this profile comes across as dependable and aligned with healthy community participation.

Prath ✦🪑🟨 · 1272· 9mo ago6

“An Honest Feed That Lands”GiveRep isn’t chasing attention or trying to look loud. The posts are simple, grounded, and surprisingly clear exactly the kind of tone that makes you pause instead of scrolling on. There’s a calm, human quality to the way thoughts are shared, almost like a real conversation slipping into your timeline. That kind of authenticity feels rare lately, and it’s what makes the feed genuinely worth reading.

Gee Anzalone · 1127· 9mo ago6

“Funny how Ethos brought this project to me for review right after the InfoFi shutdown.”GiveRep and Kaito were the first InfoFi platforms I joined and contributed to. Unfortunately, GiveRep is the worst InfoFi and reputation platform I’ve come across. They lack proper communication with their community, and their algorithm fails to distinguish quality content from low-effort posts or AI slops Their reward system is even worse. I created content for project under thier loyalty program like ANTToken Ikadot Etc yet till today there’s no clarity on how rewards were distributed. Neither I nor my friends who participated received anything. To me, GiveRep has been dead, long before the official collapse of InfoFi yesterday

IMMA 👻 · 1273· 9mo ago · negative9

“GiveRep: Empowering True Contribution and Recognition in Web3 Communities”My relationship with @GiveRep began in February, during their “Proof of Contribution” campaign. At first, I just wanted to get a feel for their protocol, but everything changed during their March V2 testnet: not only did I join two onboarding AMAs, but my 'bridge documentation for non-devs' suggestion was included in their March 12th weekly recap (still one of my proudest moments in web3). That simple recognition actually led to DMs from other contributors facing similar challenges, and soon, we organically started a “Contributor Onboarding Circle” that now meets monthly in Discord—GiveRep team even mentioned us in their April 5th Contributor Spotlight thread. What sets GiveRep apart is how reputation becomes a living, shared asset—not just a number. Their “Invisible Builder” campaign (March 28) brought stories from folks like @buildwithmina and @arbitrumdev—two people I’ve since partnered with on joint proposals—inspired me to recognize teamwork more often, both onchain and off. One of the most useful tools has been their public contribution dashboards: by tracking entries from Github, community calls, and even POAPs, I became much more systematic about documenting my work (my rep score visibly improved after I started adding proof-of-participation for events and bounties, a simple trick I learned from their “Level Up Your Rep” guide on April 14th). What surprised me most is how GiveRep enables exponential impact: after seeing my onboarding resources gain traction, I started mentoring two newcomers (shoutout to @dao_novice and @missmoralis, both now active contributors recognized in the May Leaderboard). GiveRep’s regular AMAs with founders like @dev_dara always encourage suggestions and critiques, and during the last one, I proposed adding a “collaboration streaks” badge—prompting a real debate about how to balance gamification and genuine value. If you’re just starting, don’t hesitate: check out their “Proof is Power” series from April, introduce yourself in the Discord #newbies channel (I try to pop in weekly!), and submit your first rep claim, even for something simple like note-taking. For experienced builders, I urge you to contribute to the open protocol discussions and maybe even mentor a newcomer—GiveRep makes it easy, rewarding, and fun. Looking back, this isn’t just a protocol—it’s where recognition grows roots, where every helpful moment is celebrated, and where, together, we’re building reputational equity that truly travels across web3.

SEVENSXS · 1238· 1y ago9

“Sui SOFİ”They failed

Dilara · 1178· 9mo ago · negative17

“GiveRep where information creates value”GiveRep is a platform designed to reward the sharing of high-quality content about emerging projects, combining on-chain reputation, token rewards, and a merit-based model. I’ve been using it for a few days, and what stands out is the clarity of its mission: to reward those who inform, not just those who speculate. At a time when a new wave of users is about to enter the crypto space, InfoFi is becoming increasingly strategic. GiveRep taps into this need effectively, all within the SUI ecosystem, which is proving to be solid, competitive, and filled with promising projects. I'm closely following its development, as well as the broader evolution of the InfoFi niche.

Alessio | Wolf of Ballarò · 1389· 1y ago11

“heard this is gonna be kaito on sui, excited for it. ex mysten guys”

ashen · 1285· 1y ago11

“sui eco”GiveRep is a SocialFi platform on the Sui blockchain that rewards users with reputation points (REP) for social media activity, particularly on X, through actions like commenting, posting, or engaging with Web3 content

Truealpha ⨀ · 1225· 1y ago13

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