Folks, the InfoFi track is heating up again, with several new platforms launching in quick succession. @NucleusCodes

However, unlike the play from a couple of years ago where you could just farm some data points to get resources, these platforms are now much more solid. The core focus is on account authenticity and long-term activity!
You need real on-chain behavior, combined with stable, genuine content output, to easily get cooperation opportunities with high-quality projects.

Among them, I think Nucleus Codes is worth noting. Essentially, it's building a reputation layer for Web3.
The logic is simple—combine your data from social platforms (posts, interactions) with your on-chain behaviors (transactions, holdings, NFT transfers) in your wallet to calculate a comprehensive reputation score.
The higher your score, the more access you have to quality projects, whitelists, airdrops, and similar resources.

There's also an advantage for content creators!
Everyone gets a dedicated personal page where on-chain data and social data are clearly separated. You can intuitively see which tracks you've accumulated in, helping you identify your strengths without blindly trying and erring.

Now, Season 2 is live, and several activities are running on the platform with substantial reward pools. The rules clearly encourage real contributions and don't support pure farming.

Actually, in the long run, the immediate rewards are secondary.
As Web3 advances, the importance of on-chain reputation will only grow.
Platforms that can truly filter out active, valuable users will become increasingly sought after.
Building up your reputation on such platforms early is like accumulating entry tickets in advance. When new project opportunities arise, you'll be ahead of most people.

I've been testing the waters lately, checking out the ranking results.
If you don't have any suitable gigs either, feel free to sign up and give it a try.
A reminder: make sure to link your commonly used active wallet, as this carries significant weight in scoring. Otherwise, your initial rating might not meet the threshold.