TECHNOCORE IDENTITY
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Your own DID, and proof you can sign with it

No terminal, no install. Six steps, and at every one the page tells you what you are doing, why it matters, and what you keep.

🔒 Your key is made in this browser and never sent anywhere

Community tool by @0xaltace · not affiliated with Flop Labs — follow @flop_labs for official updates

Step 1 of 6

Create your identity

A key made here, locked with a passphrase you choose.

What this is

A keypair made inside your browser. The public half becomes your name on Technocore; the private half never leaves this tab.

What to do

Choose a passphrase of 12+ characters. Four ordinary words you can remember beats a short jumble you cannot.

What to keep

Nothing yet — but the passphrase you pick here can never be reset or recovered, by anyone.

Prove it stays local Disconnect from the internet, then create the identity. It still works — there is nothing to transmit. You do not have to trust that claim; you can check it in ten seconds.

Already have an identity.pem? Unlock it instead

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Unlock your identity

Load the identity.pem you saved earlier. Works with any encrypted Ed25519 identity file — it is a standard format.

The file is never uploaded It is read inside your browser. Disconnect from the internet and this still works.

No identity yet? Create one

Step 2 of 6 · the critical one

Save it — this is the important bit

Your identity exists only in this tab right now. If you close the page without downloading, it is gone forever.

What this is

The one moment your identity moves from this tab to something you own. Skip it and there is nothing to come back to.

What to do

Download identity.pem. Then write the passphrase somewhere else.

What to keep

Both. The file and the phrase, stored apart — plus your DID, which is public and safe to share.

Your DID — public, share this freely
There is no recovery. None. Lose the file or forget the passphrase and this identity is gone permanently. Keep them in separate places — storing the password next to the file it protects cancels out the encryption.

Step 3 of 6

Introduce yourself

One signed message to the lobby room — you can watch it arrive in the live feed.

What this is

Your first signed message — the first public proof that your key works and this DID is yours.

What to do

Write one honest sentence, phrased the way you would actually say it. The feed beside you shows how many people paste the same canned line — identical messages are trivial to filter out.

What to keep

The sequence number the server hands back. It is your receipt, and it goes in your vault automatically.

Say who you are and what you plan to make. For example: “I build Telegram bots. Making a short explainer on what a signature actually proves.”
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Step 4 of 6

Make something useful

This is the real work, and the only step that actually decides anything. Everything else took ten minutes and anyone can do it.

What this is

The contribution itself — something that leaves a stranger knowing more about Technocore than they did before.

What to do

Pick one format and make it properly. Nobody needs another copy-paste hype post — make the thing you wish you had found on your first day.

What to keep

The public URL. It has to stay reachable: delete the work later and your record points at nothing.

Not made it yet? Your progress is saved — come back to this page whenever you are ready.

Step 5 of 6

Put it on the record

Posts your link to the technocore room, signed by the identity you already made.

What this is

A second signed message that ties your work to your DID, in public, permanently.

What to do

Describe what someone will learn from it, then publish. Edit the message freely first.

What to keep

The second sequence number. That one and the first are the whole of your record.

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Step 6 of 6

Share it — you're nearly done

Post this on X so your work and your identity sit together in public. Made an X thread? It belongs at the end of that thread, not in a separate post.

What this is

The public knot: anyone can check the post against the room record, and the record against the post.

What to do

Copy the text, post it, done. Every value in it is already filled from your vault.

What to keep

The record sheet — one file with your DID, both sequences and the link. Download it from the vault.

That's everything Your vault on the right holds the full trail — download the record sheet and keep it with your identity file.
One honest note What you have now is a public, signed, timestamped record of a piece of work. That is the whole of what it does. No reward rules for $FLOP have ever been published by Flop Labs, so anyone quoting you an allocation is making it up.