This invention describes a system that uses a blockchain to keep track of how reliable or trustworthy external data sources are. When a user needs to know if an outside data source can be trusted, the system gathers information from various places, combines it to create a reliability score, and then provides that score. The claims narrow this to a specific computer system that regularly updates these reliability scores and stores them on a blockchain ledger, requiring agreement from other network participants before changes are finalized.
Why it matters: The demand for verifiable off-chain data in decentralized applications has intensified since 2021, and the tooling for building robust oracle networks and reputation systems has matured, potentially simplifying the integration and maintenance of such a blockchain-based reliability database.
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