twin3.ai launches a Web 4.0 soul contract testnet, enabling on-chain digital identities with a 256-dimensional SBT

Gate News message, April 14, Twin3 launched a digital identity soul infrastructure for the Agent economy, and the testnet officially went live. The protocol stores users’ identity, personality, and experience data on-chain through 256-dimensional soulbound tokens, building each user’s “digital body.” Users can deploy personal AI agents based on this digital identity and participate in automated economic collaboration within the Agentic ecosystem. The protocol turns real human experience into an RWA (real-world asset) that can be verified and made transferable.

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