Your people are
already assembled.
Gaming guilds. Music collectives. Health networks. Faith communities. Investment clubs.
Millions of Discord servers, Telegram groups, and online communities exist today —
organized, active, identity-ready, but anchored to platforms they don't own.
When these communities go blockchain-gated — and the infrastructure is arriving — they'll need
a parent identity domain that all members can mint beneath. That parent is a .tribe domain.
The question is: who holds it?
L1 stays in
custody.
You own L2.
The L1 root domain — gaming.tribe, music.tribe, health.tribe —
is held in permanent custody by the Sourceacle trust architecture.
It is never sold.
Your community claims an L2 slot beneath it.
That L2 is your parent identity — the domain your server, your brand, your DAO mints under.
Then your members mint L3 identities beneath you.
You don't need to own the infrastructure. You need to own your layer.
Members mint.
The tree
grows itself.
Once your community holds its L2, every member can mint an L3 identity beneath it.
No central registry. No admin overhead.
The Sourceacle principal chain handles trust propagation automatically — your L2
authority flows down to every member ID you authorize.
The community grows; the namespace grows with it.
Every new member strengthens the value of the L2 parent you hold.