Black Mirror-Inspired Project Announces Airdrop Alongside Token Launch

The project team inspired by Netflix’s «Black Mirror» has announced the launch of a new token, with plans to distribute over 60% of the supply to the community.

«The official ‘Black Mirror’ token is on its way. The most iconic dystopian series is going online. Billions of views. Millions of fans. One token,» reads the announcement.

The project is based on the KOR Protocol, supported by Animoca Brands, Niantic Labs, and Avalanche. At its core is a virtual assistant named Iris, which monitors user behavior across social media and blockchain, assessing reputation—reflecting the themes of surveillance and control present in the series.

The concept aims to explore users’ willingness to share personal information for financial rewards.

«Posts, followers, reactions, and engagement quality help Iris determine whether you are a genuine participant, a troll, or a scammer,» states the press release.

Participants in the project will subscribe to a Social ID Card—an NFT that registers reputation and tracks behavior. This serves as an «on-chain passport» into the ‘Black Mirror’ ecosystem.

High reputation is linked to increased airdrops, the ability to influence the future development of the ecosystem, impact within the Smile Club, access to elite rewards, whitelist spots, and other privileges.

The team asserts that decentralized platforms require a robust on-chain reputation system to recognize true participants, as traditional analytics have become insufficient for this task.

«By analyzing user activity both online and on social media, utilizing an embedded virtual assistant to track behavior and conversation patterns, we can create a reliable reputation scoring system that is fair, transparent, and easily integrable into Web3 ecosystems and beyond,» the developers believe.

To get involved in the project, users must connect an Ethereum-compatible and/or Solana wallet and link their account on platform X.

Future plans include launching new features like an AI coach, dynamic quests, and interactive mini-games in the style of Tamagotchi.

It’s worth noting that in November 2021, a scam token named SQUID was launched based on the hit Netflix show «Squid Game.» Despite having a non-functional website and social media accounts, its price skyrocketed by 2280%.