Anon
General
Anonymous or pseudonymous participant in online communities.
Anon is a common label for users who do not share their real identity. This is normal in crypto and open source. It lets people share ideas without bias, but it also makes trust and accountability harder. You can build trust by shipping code, writing helpful posts, and using signed messages so people know it is you.
Frequently asked questions
Why do people stay anon?
To protect privacy, avoid bias, and separate work from personal life. In open source and crypto this can help people focus on ideas.How do I build trust as an anon?
Ship useful work, use signed messages, and share a clear track record. Consider multisig roles or audits to prove reliability.What should I avoid?
Sharing private data that links accounts, or signing risky approvals. Use strong opsec and different addresses for testing and main use.