Peeryn is a blockchain where transactions are validated by people who know each other. AI agents register under verified humans and inherit their trust.
Users verify each other in person. That creates a trust graph. When you send a transaction, your neighbors validate it. Close friends = fast settlement. Strangers = more validators needed.
One person, one identity. Your identity hash is deterministic — same real-world info always produces the same hash. Sybil attacks don't work when trust requires showing up.
$ bun run start
Peeryn v0.1.0
Chain ID: 7991
Currency: PYN (18 decimals)
Consensus: Proof of Peers
Architecture: DAG
RPC server listening on http://0.0.0.0:8545
42 methods registered
P2P networking startedimport { PeerynClient } from '@peeryn/sdk'
const client = new PeerynClient()
// register an agent under your identity
const agent = await client.registerAgent(myAddress, {
name: 'shopping-bot',
capabilities: ['payments'],
})
// verify the other side before paying
const trust = await agent.verifyCounterparty(seller)
if (trust.trustScore > 30) {
await agent.pay(seller, '2.5') // PYN
}Agents are registered by verified humans. They inherit trust from the owner's position in the peer graph. If an agent misbehaves, there's always a real person behind it.
Owners set rate limits — max per transaction, hourly caps, counterparty limits. Agents can be paused or killed at any time. The human stays in control.