Research
WEB3MB’s research exists to strengthen the evidence behind digital trust — not to declare conclusions in advance of the work.
Current Research
Published Research
Working Papers
Future Research
Consistent with the long-term vision (see Why WEB3MB), future research is expected to extend beyond crypto verification into digital trust research broadly — artificial intelligence governance, cybersecurity trust frameworks, and digital identity. No specific projects in these areas exist yet; this section states direction, not a project list.
Research Participation
WEB3MB does not currently have named Research Fellows or Academic Partners — no relationships are implied that don’t exist. If you’re a researcher interested in digital trust, verification methodology, or related work, reach out through Contact and describe your interest; participation criteria will be published here as the research program formalizes.
Research Standards
Research published by WEB3MB follows the same principles as verification work: methodology disclosed, sources cited, limitations stated plainly, and corrections made publicly when needed.
Citation Policy & Academic Integrity
A formal citation policy will be published alongside the first research release. In the meantime, the standing rule holds across the whole site: if a statement cannot be supported with evidence, it is not published.