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# WEB3ME Documentation

### Introduction

#### What is WEB3ME

```
mermaid
```

```mermaid
graph LR
    A["🔗 Solana Blockchain\nRaw Onchain Data"] --> B["⚡ WEB3ME\nIdentity Layer"]
    B --> C["👤 Profiles"]
    B --> D["🏆 Leaderboards"]
    B --> E["🎯 Degen Score"]
    B --> F["🥊 Trencher Cup"]
    C --> G["🌐 Social Layer\nSharing & Reputation"]
    D --> G
 
    style B fill:#9945FF,color:#fff
    style A fill:#14F195,color:#000
    style G fill:#1DA1F2,color:#fff

```

WEB3ME is a profile and identity layer built on Solana that transforms raw wallet activity into structured, public profiles.<br>

Every action onchain already exists, but it is fragmented, difficult to read, and disconnected from any clear identity. WEB3ME organizes this data into something understandable, comparable, and shareable.

Instead of anonymous wallets and isolated transactions, users get a complete view of trading behavior, performance, and activity in one place.<br>

WEB3ME sits between onchain data and the social layer, turning activity into identity.

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