Launching applications in the web3 space is increasingly easy. What is hard is building an organic community, with real users while ensuring incentives are allocated fairly. Passport helps with each of these steps. We enable communities to protect their projects from Sybil and bots so that real humans can flourish in those ecosystems. Often, the success of these programs are built around unique human participation, such as governance, rewards, and other community programs. By integrating with Passport, developers and ecosystems can better understand who the unique humans are in theri network and reward them appropriately. 

For example, Initia was seeing thousands of requests to their faucet per minute, inundating their infrastructure. By implementing Passport XYZ to protect their incentivized testnet, they were able to prevent a coordinated Sybil attack that was threatening the program's integrity. Today, they still see around 150K requests per two weeks to access their faucet. Only around 13k of those are real humans (ie, those with a passport score above 20), and they have greatly protected their testnet faucet to ensure real humans can access the network.
