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  • Welcome to Tythe
  • Terminology
  • Protocol Overview
  • Onboarding
    • For Individuals
      • For Users
      • For Builders
    • For Organizations
      • For On-Chain
      • For Off-Chain
  • DISC (For Individuals)
    • Engine
    • Inputs
      • TRIS
        • Wallet-Agnosticism
        • Chain-Agnosticism
      • Trovebook
      • TDT Framework
        • TCT (TruCred Token)
          • Dual Vaults
          • Credonate
        • TYT (Tythe Token)
    • Output
      • Score Metrics
        • Financial
        • Creative
        • Educational
        • Behavioral
        • Social
        • Security
        • Compliance
      • Score Logic
        • Pre-Protocol Logic
        • Post-Protocol Logic
      • Score Rating
      • Score Utility
  • DISC (For Organization)
    • Organization Vetting
    • DISC Ranks
  • Credibility Enforcement
    • BAD Status
    • Credonate Rules
    • Indexes
      • Cred List
      • Cred Watch
      • Cred Chain
    • TCT Staking
  • Governance
    • Voting Power Model
    • Proposal Lifecycle
    • Governance Scope
  • Integration Resources
    • Quickstart Guide
    • API References
    • Example Implementation Flows
    • SDK Library (Coming Soon)
    • Sandboxes (Coming Soon)
    • Use Cases
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    • Infrastructure Maturity
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Score Logic

Tythe doesn’t just score credibility — it determines when that credibility should count, and how it should be proven.

To ensure fairness for early contributors and future participants alike, Tythe separates its scoring model into two time-based tracks:

• Pre-Protocol Logic

• Post-Protocol Logic

This dual-track model ensures that early adopters aren’t excluded, while real-time actions are scored with verifiable integrity. Each input — whether pre-protocol or post-protocol — is Impact Weighted: scored not just by existence, but by effort, and ecosystem relevance.

Pre-Protocol Logic

Before the DISC Engine existed, there were no platform relays or metric weightings available to evaluate behavior.

As a result, only verifiable contributions (Impact Weighted) are considered during this phase.

These may include:

• Past DAO or protocol work

• Documentation authorship

• Open-source contributions

• Educational content

• Ecosystem leadership

Users may validate these contributions through:

• Trovebook ZK-proof submissions

• Third-party attestations

• Integrations with partner registries

Off-chain contributions are subject to strict manual review or zero-knowledge validation via identity-linked social proofs powered by zkTLS Reclaim Protocol (e.g. GitHub/X). Only high-impact, verifiable inputs are accepted.

These weighted contributions help seed an initial DISC Score or unlock early credibility-based privileges.

No transient actions are counted pre-launch — only high-effort, high-impact contributions.

Post-Protocol Logic

Once Tythe is live, all DISC Score activity is governed by the DISC Engine.

This logic processes real-time behavior through:

• Submitted decision relays

• Metric-tagged platform data

• Verifiable user actions

Post-launch, Tythe evaluates both:

• Contributions (Impact Weighted) — new code, docs, proposals, etc.

• Actions (Impact Weighted) — voting, logins, liquidity, engagement

Contributions vs. Actions

To maintain fairness and prevent retroactive gaming, Tythe treats Contributions and Actions as structurally distinct inputs.

Type
Definition
Examples
Scored In
Weight

Contributions

Verifiable work with long-term value

Architecture, code, documentation, educational tools, proposals

Pre-Protocol & Post-Protocol

High (Impact Weighted)

Actions

Real-time platform behavior

Voting, staking, login behavior, DAO participation, feedback

Post-Protocol only

Variable (Metric Weighted)

This separation ensures that Tythe rewards both:

• What you build

• How you behave

DISC Scores are time-aware, proof-based, and manipulation-resistant.


"For God will bring every deed into judgment, with every secret thing, whether good or evil.”

— Ecclesiastes 12:14

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