DKP – Decentralized Knowledge Proof

Decentralized knowledge submission, verification, and reputation

System Architecture & Flow

DKP platform overview and submission flow
Proof-of-Knowledge reputation mechanism
IPFS-based decentralized storage architecture

Overview

DKP is a decentralized system for submitting, verifying, and curating knowledge without relying on centralized authorities. Content is stored on IPFS, while verification and reputation logic is enforced on-chain.

Decentralized Knowledge Proof (DKP) explores how reputation can be derived from provable contributions rather than identity. Users submit information that is stored on IPFS, with references and verification metadata recorded on-chain. A custom Proof-of-Knowledge mechanism ties reputation growth to the quality and verification of submitted content, making Sybil attacks economically expensive. The system was designed end-to-end, covering smart contract logic, IPFS integration, and a React-based frontend. Emphasis was placed on composability, censorship resistance, and transparent reputation scoring, enabling decentralized curation without trusted intermediaries.

Tech Stack

SolidityIPFSReactEthers.jsReputation SystemsSybil Resistance

Key Features

  • Decentralized content submission and verification
  • IPFS-based storage for censorship resistance
  • Proof-of-Knowledge reputation mechanism
  • Sybil-resistant contribution scoring
  • On-chain verification metadata
  • Composable system design for future extensions

Role

Blockchain & Systems Developer

Timeline

2025

Aryan Kaushik — Web3 Engineer & DAO Governance