A world where every value can be connected between peer to peer is possible by simply getting rid of the pressure in pricing. It’s good to share these values and let ourselves be more practical, but the world is complicated, and in the city, you don’t know who lives next door and there are cases where you can’t trust people. The peer to peer connection is really nice, but connections with someone you can’t trust can make you feel apprehensive.

The trust issues against strangers can be solved by the list of events. The list of events is the history of all the request and support. These lists of events can be viewed in the user’s profile and can be relied upon to ensure that these lists are never manipulated on the blockchain system. To determine trust of a user, we can read the list of events and find out the record, and see if we could fit. As the records of these events converge, the credibility of the person’s trust increases. Users must spend time on events in order to build this lists. Spending time is a way to prove yourself. It could be possible to actually manipulate an event. For example, you can make two accounts and claim that you have made transactions even though you didn’t. However, these manipulations can be determined untrustworthy on the blockchain after tracking through the events. Also, it is very time consuming to manipulate, therefore users won’t use such an impractical method. About these issues, users can vote and decide to a proposal that blocks these malicious users.

All the list of events are recorded and readable on the block chain, therefore when users ask for a request or an assist, they can show trust. On this basis, users are possible to connect with a variety of other users.