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# Cultural Identity Protocol Layer

The Cultural Identity Protocol Layer is the foundation that allows FortunaWay to turn cultural participation into structured identity data.

This layer defines how user actions are captured, verified, categorized, and connected to identity. It can include quest completion, event attendance, educational participation, content contribution, translation, moderation, partner campaigns, and community feedback.

From a technical perspective, the protocol layer can be divided into four parts:

* **Identity Entry**: wallet connection and user profile creation.
* **Activity Capture**: quests, events, campaigns, and contribution records.
* **Verification Layer**: credential issuance, role validation, and anti-abuse checks.
* **Identity Output**: credentials, reputation scores, membership roles, and dashboard records.

This structure allows FortunaWay to build an identity network that is not based on speculation, but on verified participation and long-term contribution.


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