A new architecture is taking shape across decentralized networks. The Identity Registry component provides every participant with a censorship-resistant identifier recorded directly on-chain—no centralized gatekeeper required. Meanwhile, the Reputation Registry works in parallel, capturing performance metrics and feedback signals through a trust-minimized framework that reduces reliance on any single authority. Completing this infrastructure is the Validation Registry, which enables independent parties to verify claims and contributions using advanced cryptographic proofs. TEE attestations and zkML technologies power this verification layer, allowing transparent proof of computation without exposing sensitive data. Together, these three registries form a foundation where agents operate with greater autonomy, accountability becomes verifiable, and trust is built through transparent mechanisms rather than institutional permission.