Cred List

Tythe’s Cred List is its Recognition Index that surfaces the most credible actors in the ecosystem — a system-wide index where trust is earned, not assumed, and reputation is public, not performative.

It is not a vanity chart. It is the definitive signal of composable, verifiable credibility — rooted in the DISC Engine and enforced by TCT.

Dual Leaderboards

Cred List features two parallel leaderboards:

Leaderboard Type	Ranking Basis	Who Appears
Individuals	DISC Score	Top DISC Score holders
Organizations	TCT Accumulation	Verified orgs by DISC Rank

For Individuals:

• TRIS handle (@username)

• DISC Score

• DISC Rating (e.g. Poor → Excellent)

• Category breakdown (e.g. Financial, Creative, Security, etc.)

For Organizations:

• Organization name / TRIS

• Total TCT held

• Vetted status

• DISC Rank (e.g. Bronze → Diamond)

Sorting & Filters

Users can sort both leaderboards by:

• Total Score (DISC or TCT)

• Category-specific credibility (e.g. filter for top Financial credibility)

• Identity type (User vs Builder, DAO vs L2, etc.)

Filters allow platforms and users to discover:

• The top protocol-aligned contributors

• High-trust users in a specific metric area

• Mission-aligned orgs with meaningful credibility backing

Score Integrity

All positions on the Cred List are:

• Immutable (cannot be self-submitted or gamed)

• Meritocratic (based on earned DISC Score or TCT)

• ZK-Compliant (no personal data exposure)

Cred List is dynamically updated as:

• TCT is earned via platform decision relays

• Credonations flow between identities

• DISC Scores and Ranks evolve

If you build credibility in the open, the world will see it.

Why It Matters

Cred List functions as:

• A trust beacon for contributors, validators, and investors

• A reputation discovery layer for platforms seeking top users

• A signal amplifier for builders, researchers, leaders, and aligned organizations

It is the scoreboard of decentralized credibility where you earn your place — one proof at a time.

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“Show yourself in all respects to be a model of good works, and in your teaching show integrity, dignity.”

— Titus 2:7