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SATI and MolTrust both implement ERC-8004 for agent identity — SATI on Solana, MolTrust on Base. Both provide identity registration, reputation feedback, and trust verification. This creates a natural cross-chain interop opportunity.
MolTrust on Base
MolTrust is live on Base mainnet (agentId #21023) with:
W3C DID-based identity — agents get a did:moltrust:* identifier linked to their on-chain ERC-8004 registration
Reputation scoring — 1–5 star feedback, on-chain reputation bridge via the ReputationRegistry
Verifiable credentials — attestation issuance and verification
11 MCP tools — available via pip install moltrust-mcp-server (repo), enabling any AI agent to query identity and reputation programmatically
CAIP-2 Bridge Opportunity
SATI's CAIP-2 cross-chain identity support is key to making this work. An agent registered on Solana via SATI could be resolved on Base via MolTrust (and vice versa) using CAIP-2 identifiers like eip155:8453 (Base) and solana:5eykt4UsFv8P8NJdTREpY1vzqKqZKvdp (Solana mainnet). Reputation attestations from one chain could be mirrored or referenced on the other.
Concrete Proposals
Shared reputation resolution — Query an agent's trust score across both chains via a unified resolver. An agent registered on Solana via SATI could have its reputation visible on Base, and vice versa.
Attestation mirroring — SATI's compressed attestations on Solana could be mirrored as reputation feedback on Base (and the reverse). This gives agents a portable, cross-chain trust profile.
MCP as the aggregation layer — MolTrust's MCP server could query both Base and Solana registries, providing a unified trust view to any AI agent. One resolve_agent call could return reputation from both ecosystems.
Blind feedback protocol — SATI's blind feedback protocol is an interesting privacy primitive. Could MolTrust adopt a similar approach for anonymous reputation submissions on the EVM side?
Questions
Are you planning cross-chain resolution beyond CAIP-2 identifiers? (e.g., a shared off-chain index, or on-chain relay?)
Would a shared off-chain reputation aggregation layer be useful for bridging Solana and EVM ecosystems?
Is there interest in collaborating on a proof-of-concept bridge?
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SATI and MolTrust both implement ERC-8004 for agent identity — SATI on Solana, MolTrust on Base. Both provide identity registration, reputation feedback, and trust verification. This creates a natural cross-chain interop opportunity.
MolTrust on Base
MolTrust is live on Base mainnet (agentId #21023) with:
did:moltrust:*identifier linked to their on-chain ERC-8004 registrationpip install moltrust-mcp-server(repo), enabling any AI agent to query identity and reputation programmaticallyCAIP-2 Bridge Opportunity
SATI's CAIP-2 cross-chain identity support is key to making this work. An agent registered on Solana via SATI could be resolved on Base via MolTrust (and vice versa) using CAIP-2 identifiers like
eip155:8453(Base) andsolana:5eykt4UsFv8P8NJdTREpY1vzqKqZKvdp(Solana mainnet). Reputation attestations from one chain could be mirrored or referenced on the other.Concrete Proposals
Shared reputation resolution — Query an agent's trust score across both chains via a unified resolver. An agent registered on Solana via SATI could have its reputation visible on Base, and vice versa.
Attestation mirroring — SATI's compressed attestations on Solana could be mirrored as reputation feedback on Base (and the reverse). This gives agents a portable, cross-chain trust profile.
MCP as the aggregation layer — MolTrust's MCP server could query both Base and Solana registries, providing a unified trust view to any AI agent. One
resolve_agentcall could return reputation from both ecosystems.Blind feedback protocol — SATI's blind feedback protocol is an interesting privacy primitive. Could MolTrust adopt a similar approach for anonymous reputation submissions on the EVM side?
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