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Main Features
Relational Database Model
2.1. Technical Aspect 2.2. Ok so What?
Hybrid Consensus Mechanism
3.1. practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (pBFT)
Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)
4.1. Solidity Programming Language
Further Reading
Chromia is a decentralized, open source blockchain platform which:
utilizes a Relational Database Model to store its data.
designed to be scalable and flexible.
uses a hybrid consensus mechanism that combines Proof-of-Stake (PoS) and practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (pBFT) to ensure security
built on top of Ethereum Virtual Machine using Solidity Programming Language, hence supporting smart contracts.
In the following sections you will find a breakdown of the features mentioned in the above. Explanation of key technical terms as well as the benefits or drawbacks they pose.
This database model is one of the most popular ones. Relational Databases are flexible, easy to understand and to use. They organize data points with defined relationships into tables of rows (tuples) and columns (attributes). Relationship between data is defined using keys. There exist two types of keys:
Primary Keys - a unique identifier for each row in the table
Foreign Keys - a field in one table which is used to reference a primary key on another table.
This allows different tables to be combined and queried in a single database query. Relational model is used by popular database management systems, such as MySQL, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL Server.
The technical features mentioned above provide the certain benefits when using them.
A well defined and easy to understand and use Structure.
Keys ensure Data Integrity so there is no inconsistency.
Changes on one table won't affect the other tables hence ensuring Data Independence for an easy to modify database structure.
Structured Query Language (SQL) can be used for Efficient Querying.
Can handle large amount of data and users.
Its popularity offers a larger community support and compatibility in a variety of systems.
Allows user authentication and data encryption hence increased Security.
At the current state our community is based on Cardano which uses a Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism. Therefore, I can safely assume that everyone is aware of the PoS benefits, and there is no need to include them in this document.
The pBFT algorithm working principle super simplified: pBFT works by replicating a database across multiple nodes. Each node acts as a replica of the database and communicates with other nodes to maintain consistency and reach consensus on the state of system. In addition, the algorithm uses some kind of voting system to ensure that the replicas agree on the state of the system.
This algorithm on top of being fairly easy to implement, deliverers a high performance (high number of transactions per second). Moreover, it is designed with a "Fault Tolerance" mechanism which in case of crashes or malicious attacks on some nodes allows the overall system to maintain its integrity.
Pos combined with pBFT account for increased security, higher performance and energy efficiency.
EVM is a runtime environment for executing smart contracts on the Ethereum Blockchain. Some features that make it a good environment for executing smart contracts are:
It allows smart contracts to be executed in isolated environments hence preventing interference.
It makes possible that all contracts are executed in the same way despite the environment. This feature is called Deterministic Execution and allows to predict the outcome of the contract with a high degree of certainty.
It is resistant to tampering therefore increased Security
Solidity is a high level programming language, designed especially for writing smart contracts. It is the most popular language among developer in Ethereum Blockchain. Some of its strengths include:
well-established ecosystem with a wide variety of libraries, tools and a large community.
strict rules for declaring/using variables and data types.
high level syntax and similarity to Javascript and C++ make it easy to learn, read and understand.
Solidity, given its high-level design may pose some disadvantages such as reentrancy, integer overflow/underflow, uninitialized storage pointers, lack of input validation etc. However, the good news is that these can be avoided by employing "best practices" and using certain libraries or tools.
Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism has a major security benefit worth mentioning when compared to Proof-of-Work or practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance. It provides a solution to "Nothing at Stake" attacks.
Before explaining what "Nothing at Stake" attack is it is important to know what a "Forked Blockchain" is.
"Forked Blockchain" is considered the situation where a blockchain is split in two or more chains for whatever reason, including changes in the consensus algorithm or disagreement among chain members. There are 2 types of chain forks:
Soft Fork --> backward-compatible changes in the protocol, meaning the addition of new blocks to the chin while keeping the old ones still valid.
Hard Fork --> NOT backward-compatible changes. This one occurs by creating a new chain while the old one becomes incompatible.
You are on the right place if, you:
As a DAO tool maker building a tool to coordinate the DAOs efforts,
would like to learn about why SourceCred failed,
so you can decide if you want to implement it in your DAO.
2 things
Technology to make labour of individuals visible and rewardable with the necessary nuance.
Organization which was using that technology to improve it and organize its work (That is gone now)
The origin story goes to 2017 when Juan Benet did not know how to pay contributors outside his company Protocol Labs and he connected with Dandelion who was working in google at the time and was working on SourceCread as his side project. One have money and the other one the algorithm … love was made.
There is no good enough metric to reward a permission-less organization
Objective metrics are too gamable
i.e. Per commit, Per line of code
Subjective approaches are biased and do not scale
i.e. Contributors review each other, Give rating to each contribution
Use page rank - google algorithm for ranking search engines based on interconnections and interactions, but adjust it for people.
To prove the concept community was created which was rewarded based on that experimental technology. The experiment ran for almost 2 years and we can now say that the algorithm works at-least in some of its intended functions.
It is now proven that it can increase community engagement
And unlock side projects previously impossible.
The technology is responsible for a non-transerable individual score called Cred and transferable token called grain. Work created is represented as a “node Graph”, were more connections mean more value, parameters can determine what the community values more and therefore where the rewards flow. Based on that value Cred score is calculated and based on the Cred, Grain is rewarded. Cred measures the value of your contribution and can be corrected in time, grain is there to reward you for your current score and to allow for external parties to support your project.
Examples of how a project might use Grain:
Paying contributors - If project has funds to pay.
Creating a project-specific currency, that can bring additional investments
Creating an internal currency for support of features/ideas.
Each project / community has its own Cred and Grain. The technology in its current state is able to calculate Cred based on data from Git-hub, discourse and discord plugins.
The organisation
Used cred to pay their contributors for SourceCred development
Had tone of interaction on discord, deep contributions on discourse and was developing the software on Github.
It is dissolved now
Source cred is usually set up to distribute based on combination of different policies. Those are
Balanced (Lifetime distribution)
Immediate (Last Week) distribution
Recent distribution - introduces a decay rate to immediate, last week distribution
The original recommended setting was 80/20 Balanced/Immediate distribution In 2021 Recent distribution was introduced and the new recommended setting became 25/75 Balanced/Recent.
value doesn’t exist in isolated artifacts or events, and you can’t measure value by counting events
instead, you need to look at the relationships between contributions to understand their value
contributions are valuable if they are connected to, or depended on by, other valuable contributions
The organization that is SourceCred has been struggling for a long time now, reads the post announcing the dissolution of the organization … dated Mar 28 2022.
The main reason stated is a lack of interest to continue from the community members themselves. The community was not sure if it makes Sence to push forward. So why would that be?
Apparently it, time to time, Felt like a black mirror episode, a dystopia where everyone is rating each other. We are lucky that the experiment where studied by university researcher which is giving a breakdown of the main reasons that they noticed when talking with team members.
CredRank was complex and making it legible didn’t happen - Difficult to understand your cred score. There were not tools that would easily visualize and align the community around a common goal. That was creating anxiety in the community…
What was rewarded did not always further the product - being loud about your contributions was important, some thought that social interactions were rewarded over work that would progress the product.
Invisible work that was not, or rewarded based on discord likes - organizing meetings, helping with alignment, design, project management … was rewarded only if a person would shout out about it on discord, being introvert would not pay off.
No boundaries for membership - anyone can come and claim funds, creating chaos and anarchy, that can be to detriment of things and makes finding alignment around a goal that much more important, but there we no tools to do so.
Income volatility - people want some stability in life, it is hard to leave anxiety behind when your next pay check will be determined by algorithm. There are some interesting ideas how to deal with that problem.:
Salaries for core members
Coordinape?
Algorithmic - Algorithm where you trade potential rewards for more stability.
What do I take from it as an external observer?
Forums are packed with ideas and discussions dating back to 2019, where until today many of that ideas were clearly never realized.
Discussion include long massive interactions and yet they did not lead to decisive / productive action. Too much talking can be contra productive, but in SourceCred talking was important tool to create rewards and credit.
The whole story is about technology, it is and technology first approach, where the team looks what culture the technology created. It feels that the community should first know what kind of culture they want to have, but that was not the point of the experiment. So for future projects I would recommend to set up the vision of the culture you want to have first and then measure if your technology is getting you there or not.
Implementation trough DAO forum to reward contributions to the community. No need to register and immediately you are aligeble for rewards, the moment you get 10 USD or more you can ask for them to be send.
Each month 5000 Dai is being distributed, discontinued in 2022. Although activity is still measured. https://makerdao.sourcecred.io/#/explorer
Does no longer operate, project is gone.
Still a test run, committee is being prepared. Implemented for github and discourse. Rewards split 59:40 between praise and sourcecred … 10% is for other rewards and to reward the reward board. Github Main Actions
Make an Issue
Make a comment
Interactions In this case “something” can be an issue or a comment
Something is being authored
Something is being merged
Something is being referenced
Discourse Main Actions
Make a topic
Make a post
Give a like
Interactions
You get a reply to your post
You make a reply
Someone makes something with your topic
You make a topic
Your topic is contained in a post
Your topic is referenced
Your post is liked
Your post is referenced
You are being mentioned
Used in the core of metagame, first as experiment than adopted in the core. Sourcecred in its curent form is used but is not working, the more you work the less time you have to report in and therefor the less you get paid. Metagame is therefore restructuring, making source cred the 1st step for casual contributors and newcommers, thinking about adding 2 new layers.:
Coordinape
Stable pay
More about Metagame, the DAO onboarding game how to play life: https://metagame.substack.com/p/wait-wtf-is-metagame
Anyone writhe proposal to decide how to distribute faucet to the community. 1 of such proposals is honey being distributed to the community. Rewards interaction on Discord, Forum and Github. Similar issues to SourceCred and Maker, but conviction to persist, post from 2022. Polen distribution - 2.6 mil USD/year begining 2022 Asking for new distribution every 5 weeks, can not get the results from Nov 20. Even in that ask is stated things on fire with people gaming the system, finally quieted down, because the funding run out, time to ask for new rewards.. Token allocations (Gitcoin, Agave) Metacred
Sourcecred - A tool for communities to measure and reward value creation.
Coordinape - Scale your community with tools to reward contributors, incentivize participation and manage resources
Dish Praise - The simplest tool for rewarding contributors. From the Commons Stack, you explicitly mention others.
Author: Uli
Date: 07.03.23
Kleoverse is a Web3 platform provider that helps individuals to find a source of meaningful work in the Web3 space. It allows users to create a professional identity with on-chain verified skills, build a Web3 portfolio, and land their dream job. Additionally, Kleoverse has a DAO project management and resume-building tool that can be used to search for open projects and apply for them. Through the platform, users can also track their progress and receive rewards as NFTs. At the moment there are around 2100 listed organizations, 560 job offerings and 68000 listed contributors.
Kleoverse is a Web3 startup from Finland. They are founded in 2021 and launched their product also called Kleoverse in early 2022. Their values are passion, freedom, trust, transparency and long term thinking.
Add picture, description and social media accounts to your DAO profile.
Add information how contributors can join of the DAO.
Organize your project as bounties for which contributors can apply for and earn rewards.
Post job offering and get connected with web3 developers.
Register as contributor with your wallet and create a profile.
Become a member of a registered DAO and contribute to projects by resolving Bounties.
Earn Badges for your work an your skills and create a reputation and a web3 resume.
Follow other contributors and organizations and send Kleoverse internal messages to them.
Keep an overview of your applications for bounties and jobs.
Keep an overview of your notifications.
You have to connect with Metamask, Coinbase Wallet or Wallet Connect.
Badges are NFTs that are minted on the Polygon mainnet and have to be paid with Matic. You can mint them to prove your talent. Available Badges are:
Identity Badges (Github passport, StackOverflow passport)
Skill Tokens (Typescript skill, Rust skill, Python skill, Solidity skill)
Course Badges
and multiple other Badges showing your contributions to organizations and projects
As a DAO you can organize your projects tasks in Bounties (manageable pieces of work) for which contributors can apply to. You can distinguish between internal (only for DAO member) and external Bounties that everyone can apply to.
There is a Job board where organizations can list job offerings and contributors can apply to.
You can search for listed organizations based on
Categories (DEFI, PRODUCT, GAMING, COLLECTOR, SOCIAL, PROTOCOL, SOCIAL CAUSE, SERVICE, CLUB)
Chains (ETHEREUM, BINANCE SMART CHAIN, SOLANA)
other Setting (with Bounties yes/no, with Jobs yes/no, claimed DAO yes/no)
Shows the profiles of the registered contributors, their social media links, their badges (Proof of Work, Proof of Talent) and their NFTs. You can follow the profile and send a contact message to the contributor.
A Leaderboard shows the contributors ranked by their skill tokens and Proof of Talent Badges ind the categories Typescript, Rust, Python, Solidity.
You can create your own profile page that includes
profile pictures
bio information
interests ( to choose from categories: Backend Developer, Blockchain Developer, Frontend Developer, Business Developer, Writing, Designer, Marketer, Community Manager, Content Creator, Auditor, Degen, Founder, Product Manager, Governance, Analytical, Data Scientist, Finance, Operations)
references to other channels (Twitter, Discord, Telegram, Website, Email, Github, StackOverflow, Lens)
current work status (hiring, looking for work, providing service)
It seems that you need an ETH address and one of the supported wallets to participate.
A lot of listed organizations don't look very well maintained, including the Kleoverse DAO, that means no jobs and no bounties available .
As a contributor you can apply to a bounty, but you don't have an overview of the other bounties of a project that are in progress or in review like in DeWork.
I tried to create a DAO but I get a server error so I cannot test something like bounty creation.
When you apply to a bounty you have to give your Discord name and some details why you should be chosen for this bounty and links to your previous work and expertise.
Author: Donald
Date: 18 Feb 2023
The world of finance is witnessing an unprecedented transformation with the advent of the web3 revolution, and COTI is at the forefront of this movement. COTI, which stands for Currency of the Internet, is a revolutionary Layer-1 DAG-Based Blockchain Ecosystem^1^ that has been optimized for payments, with the aim of completely transforming the payment industry.
COTI's mission is centered around making payments faster, more secure, cheaper, and more personalized than ever before. What sets COTI apart from other blockchain ecosystems is its unique consensus mechanism, Proof of Trust (PoT)^2^, which replaces the traditional Proof of Work (PoW) or Proof of Stake (PoS) mechanisms. This innovative feature allows COTI to reduce costs and increase throughput, providing a more efficient and streamlined payment process.
These strategic partnerships have enabled COTI to establish itself as a key player in the blockchain space, and demonstrate its commitment to driving innovation and collaboration in the industry. With a strong focus on cutting-edge technology, creative solutions and collaborative approach, COTI is positioned to disrupt the traditional financial landscape and usher in a new era of digital finance.
Understanding the inner workings of COTI may seem like a daunting task for those new to the cryptocurrency scene. However, there are two crucial terms underlined in the previous section that are essential to comprehend in order to gain a deeper understanding of COTI.
The following section is designed specifically to further explain these concepts in order to fully comprehend the technicalities of COTI and the cryptocurrency market as a whole.
Layer-1 blockchain systems are considered to be the foundational layer of blockchain architecture. They are standalone blockchain systems that provide the infrastructure for processing and validating transactions. Bitcoin, the world's first cryptocurrency, is a prime example of a layer-1 blockchain system. Other examples include Ethereum, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash.
One of the key features that makes layer-1 blockchain systems so special is their ability to provide a decentralized and secure payment infrastructure without relying on intermediaries. This means that transactions can be conducted directly between individuals or organizations, without the need for a central authority or third party. This makes layer-1 blockchain systems particularly attractive for use cases that require trustless and transparent transactions.
Another advantage of layer-1 blockchain systems is their immutability. Once a transaction is recorded on a layer-1 blockchain, it cannot be altered or deleted. This ensures that all transactions are permanent and transparent, and cannot be manipulated or reversed.
However, the number of transactions that can be processed on a layer-1 blockchain system is limited by the block size, which can result in slow transaction times and high fees during times of network congestion.
To address this challange, the COTI team has employed a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) which is a data structure that represents objects and their relationships in a one-way, non-repeating structure. In a DAG, each object is represented as a node, and each relationship between objects is represented as a directed (one-way) edge between nodes.
Traditional blockchain systems operate under a sequential model (diagram on the left) in which only one transaction can be processed at a time. Each new transaction is added to the queue and is only processed once the preceding transaction is completed.
On the other hand, the unique structure of DAG permits multiple transactions to be processed simultaneously in a parallel manner (diagram on the right), allowing for a more efficient and scalable approach to transaction validation.
The COTI team has adopted an innovative approach, enabling its users to participate in the original layer-1 blockchain system without any compromise on transaction speed. This unique strategy allows users to enjoy the full benefits of blockchain technology while still ensuring fast transaction processing times.
By implementing this approach, COTI is addressing one of the most significant challenges faced by blockchain systems - speed. The team has effectively created a system that strikes a balance between the advantages of a decentralized, trustless network and the speed of centralized systems. This has the potential to open up a range of exciting new possibilities for blockchain applications, such as secure and fast micropayments, that were previously unattainable due to slow transaction processing times.
The DAG structure is built from transactions connected through time by harnessing trust-based algorithms to create a unique consensus-based confirmation mechanism called Proof of Trust (PoT).
COTI's Trustchain Algorithm uses Trust Scores to validate and confirm transactions faster, and it grows as new transactions attach to prior transactions with similar degrees of trust.
The Trust Scores are calculated using a unique machine-learning algorithm that takes into consideration the network participants' historical behavior data and objective information about them. The Trust Score Algorithm ensures optimal performance of the Trust Score-based Source Selection Algorithm. The recommended level of trust for a transaction is 1000, and transactions created by highly trusted network participants (i.e. TrustScore = 85) need at least 12 confirming transactions, while transactions from low trusted network participants (i.e. TrustScore = 12) need at least 84 confirming transactions in the chain.
The DAG-based distributed ledger technology, also known as the Cluster, reaches faster consensus when confirming transactions by using COTI's Trustchain Algorithm. Eventually, the Cluster will be able to validate and confirm hundreds of thousands of transactions per second. All accounts in the payment network have a Trust Score, which is changed according to a user's payment statistics and several event types. The Trust Score Nodes collect transaction and other statistics to continuously update participants' Trust Scores.
COTI's innovative approach allows for fast and efficient transaction processing, low fees, and network security without the need for traditional mining (such as the cas of PoW). Every user is incentivized to engage in trust-building behavior due to the benefits associated with having a high level of trust, such as faster confirmation times. COTI's unique combination of DAG-based technology and trust-based algorithms provides a secure and efficient network for various applications.
The COTI multiDAG layer consists of multiple interconnected DAGs, each of which is responsible for processing a different type of transaction. This design enables the platform to process various types of transactions efficiently, including payments, data transfers, and smart contract executions.
Until now I believe that it has been established that COTI (Currency of the Internet) provides fast, scalable, and secure payment solutions.
As already mentioned on the section above, COTI's multiDAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) layer is the backbone of the platform, enabling it to process various types of transactions quickly and efficiently. The multiDAG layer consists of multiple interconnected DAGs, each responsible for processing a different type of transaction, including payments, data transfers, and smart contract executions.
One of the most significant advantages of COTI is its ability to support microtransactions. Microtransactions are small transactions, typically less than a dollar, that are often used in gaming, digital content, and other online services. COTI's platform can process microtransactions quickly and cheaply, making it an ideal solution for businesses that rely on these types of transactions.
Another key feature of COTI is its instant settlement capability. This means that transactions on the platform are settled immediately, without the need for confirmation from other nodes. Instant settlement enables businesses to receive payments quickly and efficiently, without the risk of chargebacks or delays. Trustchain enables COTI to process up to 100,000 transactions per second, making it one of the fastest. blockchain platforms on the market.
COTI's platform can also be used in the e-commerce industry, where instant settlement and feeless transactions are essential. The platform's technology can enable businesses to process payments quickly and efficiently, while also saving on transaction fees.
In May 2021 COTI and Cardano announced a partnership aiming to develop a new payment solution by leveraging the strengths of both platforms. The primary goal of the partnership was to create a bridge between the COTI and Cardano networks, enabling users to transact seamlessly between the two platforms.
The partnership between COTI and Cardano combines the unique strengths of both platforms. COTI offers fast and scalable payment processing, with cutting-edge features such as feeless transactions, instant settlement, and support for microtransactions. Meanwhile, Cardano provides a decentralized and secure infrastructure for building decentralized applications (dApps) using a proof-of-stake consensus mechanism. Cardano also offers advanced features like smart contracts and interoperability, enabling seamless integration with other platforms. Together, the partnership is positioned to create a new payment solution that will offer fast, secure, and scalable transactions, while also fueling the growth of digital assets and decentralized finance (DeFi) solutions.
Leveraging these strengths, the COTI Cardano partnership is expected to develop a new payment solution that will enable users to transact seamlessly between the two networks. COTI will leverage Cardano's scalability and interoperability features to expand its payment solutions, while Cardano will tap into COTI's innovative features like instant settlement and feeless transactions. The partnership's success is expected to accelerate the adoption of blockchain technology and drive the growth of the broader blockchain ecosystem, opening up new opportunities for businesses and individuals alike.
All in all, the COTI Cardano partnership is a significant development in the blockchain industry, as it brings together two leading platforms to create a new payment solution. It is expected to enable fast, secure, and scalable transactions while also facilitating the adoption of digital assets and decentralized finance (DeFi) solutions. The success of the partnership could pave the way for future collaborations between blockchain-based platforms and help to drive the growth of the broader blockchain ecosystem.
COTI has an exciting roadmap for 2023 with some significant improvements planned for its ecosystem. The platform has already launched the DJED stablecoin in early February, marking the first step on its ambitious roadmap. Moving forward, COTI plans to launch a new Treasury governance token called $gCOTI, followed by an upgrade to Treasury 2.0. COTI will also be fully implementing COTIPay Business, providing businesses with a comprehensive suite of payment solutions. The most significant milestone of the roadmap is upgrading the entire ecosystem to COTI v2, which promises to be the largest revamp since COTI's release in the mainnet in 2019. Lets take a brief look to these new features:
$gCOTI, a Treasury governance token, will be launched with the aim of providing multiple benefits to loyal COTI community members and Treasury contributors. These benefits include governance participation, an APY booster, and participation in liquidation rewards. The $gCOTI token will be distributed at no cost to eligible community members, and the platform will release more details about the launch campaign soon.
COTI's Treasury, which was launched in 2022, has been a massive success, attracting over 490 million $COTI tokens to date, accounting for more than 44% of COTI's circulating supply. COTI plans to further enhance the Treasury's capabilities with the introduction of Treasury 2.0, allowing for new tokens to be deposited and locked. To support sustainability and efficiently manage liquidity, COTI will introduce a new component to the Treasury ecosystem, the Treasury Reserve Fund, which will collect fees from all Treasury components and hold $COTI tokens. The Stability Pool will expand the Treasury's reach to other networks and incentivize Stability Providers with rewards in $gCOTI and $COTI tokens. $gCOTI holders will have the opportunity to participate in the liquidation process, benefiting from discounted $COTI. Finally, the Treasury will offer token swaps to users, adding more value to its participants and extending its reach to other network participants and token holders. These enhancements are poised to increase the value captured by the Treasury and open up new use cases for its participants.
COTI v2 is the next version of COTI, which will innovate on both the tech stack level and the use case level. The new version will be a Layer 1 that is compatible with multiple chains, offering smart contracts and a programming language that can expressively capture regulatory requirements. COTI aims to offer building blocks for those who wish to develop freely in a future that will most likely be regulated. To support its growth and usability, COTI has revisited its current emission schedule and adjusted it to include flexible and more attractive rewards to node operators over time. COTI v2 is expected to require new tokenomics that will support the growth and expansion of the new network. The team has pledged to release a comprehensive whitepaper within the year, providing in-depth information and details on the new developments.
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Disclaimer: The content is for informational purposes only, may include the author's personal opinion, and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of littlefish Foundation. Most of the information covered in this article was obtained from and was analyzed independently.
COTI, despite being an independent blockchain ecosystem, has been designed with the capability to interact seamlessly with other blockchain networks. To this end, COTI has developed a cross-chain bridge solution that allows for the transfer of assets between COTI and other blockchains. The current implementation of this solution connects COTI with the Cardano blockchain, facilitating the exchange of assets between the two networks. For more on COTI Cardano Partnership click .
The cross-chain bridge is just one example of COTI's partnerships with other leading blockchain networks and projects. By teaming up with projects such as Chainlink, Fantom, Simplex etc., COTI is expanding its ecosystem and paving the way for new use cases for its innovative technology. Check out for more information on
COTI also offers feeless transactions, which means that users do not need to pay transaction fees when using the platform. This feature is beneficial for businesses that process a high volume of transactions and want to save on fees. If you are asking yourself how do they prevent spam transactions take a look at this .
The partnership has already created a new stablecoin called DJED. It aims to be a stable and transparent digital asset that can be used for transactions within the COTI and Cardano ecosystems. For more on this topic, read my other where I take a deep dive into DJED stablecoin.
Please find below a condensed version of COTI's . For a more comprehensive understanding of the roadmap, we recommend visiting the . Please note that some details may be excluded in this summary.
Disclaimer: The content is for informational purposes only, may include the author’s personal opinion, and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of littlefish Foundation. Most of the information covered in this article was obtained from and was analyzed independently.
Drives enthusiasm
No identifiable positive impact
Being paid without joining the workforce - unique
Creates unwanted noise on the forum
Low-effort posts are being monetized - distracts from important duties.
The winding down of sourcecred
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article
Community member summary
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https://discourse.sourcecred.io/t/observing-the-credsperiment/1402
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Introduction to what is SourceCred
wiki
https://sourcecred.io/docs
wiki
SourceCred Users
case studies
https://sourcecred.io/docs/beta/who-uses-us
wiki
Seth be overview of sourceCred
summary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJU5Q3beruE
video
Changes to Source Cred by MakerDAO
implementation
https://forum.makerdao.com/t/changes-to-our-implementation-of-sourcecred/6115
article
MakerDAO on discontinuing Source Cred
cancelation
https://forum.makerdao.com/t/poll-notice-signal-support-for-ending-dai-funding-for-sourcecred/18204
article
1Hive polen discussion
pros and cons
https://forum.1hive.org/t/my-thoughts-on-pollen-distributions/1089
article
1Hive Pollen distribution
introduction
https://wiki.1hive.org/getting-started/pollen
wiki
Metagame new proposal
restructure
https://forum.metagame.wtf/t/proposal-37-compensation-draft/976 https://forum.metagame.wtf/t/proposal-39-dao-restructure-relaunch-draft/982
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Author: Creed
Date: 14 March 2023
If you do not already know what Wonderverse is, here's a glimpse of what the tool brings to Web3 space; Wonderverse is one of the groundbreaking native DAO tool that combines a handful of critical pieces for managing any kind of participation in a DAO.
Additionally, Wonderverse exists to build a community-led platform that'll nurture collaboration between organizations, and contributors - in the meantime, allowing users to own a share of equity.
Having known what Wonderverse is, let's dive into how the DAO tool works. So, firstly, when Wonderverse is launched, it will become a place where people can seamlessly manage, and track their DAO activities without any hurdles. With Wonderverse, users and DAOs can integrate Crypto into the project management - that's interesting right?
Currently, Wonder tokens are being used to reward contributors on Wonder - while on other platforms like Dework, DAOs have their own personal token. Additionally, even if your DAO doesn't have its own token, users can still create tasks, and attach points to them. This might be a downside of Wonderverse over other platforms like Dework.
Wonderverse is still in its early stage, it cannot integrate with some DAO tools - but, with other DAO tools like Dework, you can integrate easily. You can import projects from Notion, Trello, Github etc.
If Wonderverse is completely foreign to you, there's no problem - here's how you can use Wonderverse without any hurdles. Anyone looking to revolutionize the world with his/her idea can launch Web3 project with Wonderverse.
Input your name and description:
Give your DAO a unique name, and tell the world what you have to offer them in the description box. Just so you know; the name you input will be the name of your organization - be sure it is unique though. Your name will be displayed at the top of your workspace, and basically elsewhere in Wonderverse. In the description box, tell the world why you exist, what value you'll bring to the world as well as what your organization's goals are - this information will be displayed in the header of your Wonderverse workspace, and it will be visible to all Wonder users.
Progressively, you'll need a nice looking logo and header image to help your own brand stand out from the crowd. Your header image could be a means of brand awareness or even for adverts - it's up to you anyway.
Select Organization Category:
Categories is another way of describing what your brand is all about, it's more like a niche - this way, users will have a peek of what your organization is focused on. With your categories, you will be able to pair your DAO with several contributors; just to mention a few.
Connect Discord:
Discord is no longer a new phenomenon; it is one of the tools used by decentralized autonomous organizations for managing their DAO activities - with Discord, you can import roles alongside other cool stuff.
Review: Take a minute to review all the information you've put down and that's all; pretty simpler than you can ever imagine. Don't worry! You can still edit your workspace once it has been created.
There is still a problem with the automation and integration of DAO tasks on Wonderverse; For instance, when DAO posts a task, and it is claimed by a contributor - it doesn't integrate with other tools the DAO uses - examples, Discord or Notion.
Wonderverse's mission is to make the world a global village while creating opportunities for many people to have a better life. With Wonderverse, be sure that your project will be a success in the market.
Disclaimer: The content is for informational purposes only, may include the author's personal opinion, and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of littlefish Foundation.
Author: Newman5
Date: 1 March 2023
"Clarity is the simplest workspace for remote teams. Easily plan projects, track tasks, and stay organized with a simple all-in-one workspace that automates tedious project management work."
Base is the starting or top level view. Each Base has a home, roadmap, wiki, groups and roles section / menu item.
Home is a place to add documents as well as resources like web links and hashtags (which search the entire base). Collections are placed on the home area (and can be created / edited there).
Roadmap is table of tasks with milestone sections.
Wiki is like a library or a like the Littlefish vault, a knowledge base for documents and resources that grows organically with the organizations work.
Groups & Roles - are sort of like folders for 'Bases'. You can create several groups. Each group has an overview (an activity feed), work (task kanban board or a projects list ), Docs (a listing of documents) and Settings page.
Settings - Each base has privacy settings. Token gating is built in. You can have a custom domain name. There are default roles and roles can be customized, also with token requirements (ETH based tokens and NFTs). There are three core plug-ins at this time (March 2023) - Rewards, Milestones and Weekly. Weekly is a weekly newsletter / announcement feature. There is a discord integration (similar to Dework)
Additional - Views, Tags and Payouts.
Clarity uses a block based editor. This allows for commenting, block level linking, and on the fly task creation. Uses MD formatting in a WYSIWYG editor. Title and tagging is done in a semi - automatic way.
Other actions: Tagging creates a page in the wiki and in the Tags view. But I can't find a section that actually says 'Wiki' - so it seems that the only way to navigate it is via tags.
Creating Tasks (in a document and from the task board)
Creating Projects and Roadmaps
Creating Goals
Creating groups (pods)
Creating tags
Creating views
Creating Collections
Dework and Clarity are similar and perform many of the same tasks.
Clarity seems to be more 'user friendly', less intimidating, and less polished. The app doesn't feel as mature as Dework. The admin seems straightforward and does advanced things (like token gating) in a simple way. I am not sure if Dework has a token-gating feature, that is to say permissions set according to a token held in a wallet. You can sign in to Dework with a wallet.
For instance, the Kanban / Tasks board on Clarity is more intuitive to me than Dework. The Clarity interface is cleaner and less confusing. The Dework interface seems overloaded and unfocused.
Clarity's focus seems to be on 'contributor community' and the sub-groups within the larger community. This would be equivalent to the working teams in typical DAO structures. Sharing and visibility between groups is a highlighted feature. For instance, if there is a goal or proposal that includes work from several different 'groups' or 'pods' then the activity can be shared on the community wide roadmap.
Payouts can be done at the group level.
The power of the Clarity might be in the document creating features, which are not available in Dework. Many communities use a separate app for document sharing (GoogleDocs, HackMD, Obsidian, Dropbox, etc.) and the features may overlap. However there may be a workflow that includes Clarity with these other apps. Perhaps plugins / integrations are on the way.
Dework uses the power of the platform of other Network Orgs. A user's profile on Dework is accessible on all other organizations using Dework. Clarity is not set up this way, as I understand it.
Clarity makes onboarding a priority thru a wiki system and configurable 'Base home screen'. You can pin resources to a 'collection' which can include several types of resources like web links, documents, etc.
Allows users to create tasks and assign them to team members, as well as set deadlines and priorities.
Offers multiple views, filters and sorts where users can see all their tasks and deadlines in one place. Kanban and List views are featured.
Has a real-time progress tracker that allows team members to see each other's progress and stay up-to-date on the status of a project.
Offers the ability to create projects and group tasks by project.
Clarity.so:
Allows users to create articles, which can be used as tasks or action items, and assign them to team members.
Offers a list and Kanban board view that allows users to see all the articles in a project, as well as their status (such as "To Do," "In Progress," and "Done").
Provides a search function that allows team members to find relevant articles quickly.
Has a user permissions system that allows administrators to control who can edit and access articles.
Offers the ability to create and manage projects.
Overall, both Dework.xyz and Clarity.so provide tools for managing tasks and coordinating group work, but they do so in different ways. Dework.xyz offers a more traditional task and project management system, while Clarity.so focuses more on creating and organizing knowledge bases and action items.
Moving to another tool has inherent problems. However the two tools have many of the same metaphors - Tasks, assignees, etc. There are slight differences in terms. For instance, Dework spaces are similar to Clarity groups. A 'Base' in Clarity would be similar to an account in Dework. It's worth noting that both tools integrate with Discord.
I don't think it would be huge shock to move to another system. The block based editor might be a challenge for some. A fresh start might be an incentive to the community to embrace the task / project management tool.
Author: Newman5
Date: 1 March 2023
Charmverse is a cloud-based project management tool that enables teams to collaborate on tasks and projects in real-time. The tool is designed to help teams stay organized, track progress, and improve productivity.
Tag lines for Charmverse - "Web3 operations platform - tasks, docs, bounties and voting". And, "Onboard and engage web3 communities"
Charmverse includes a member directory feature that allows users to easily search and sort through members of the community based on different criteria, such as role or activity level. The directory also includes role-based access, which ensures that sensitive information and permissions are only accessible to authorized users.
Charmverse has the ability to create proposals. Users can create proposals for any aspect of the Space, and other users can comment on and vote for or against the proposal. This allows for community input and engagement, ensuring that the Space evolves to meet the needs of its users. Charmverse also integrates with Snapshot, a popular voting and governance platform, which further enhances the platform's democratic decision-making process. Finally, users receive notifications when appropriate, ensuring that they are aware of important updates and changes to the proposals important to them. Youtube explainer of Proposal section 2 min.
The Bounty feature lets any task be turned into a bounty. Users can set bounties in different EVM currencies Youtube explainer of Bounties 2min
A forum feature that allows users to tag and filter discussions based on specific topics. The forum also supports threaded conversations, which means users can reply to specific messages within a discussion thread. Additionally, users can vote on the usefulness of a particular message by clicking on either the up or down arrow next to it. This feature allows users to prioritize the most relevant and valuable information within a discussion.
A task board feature that allows users to post bounties for specific tasks. This feature supports crypto payments, which means users can offer a cryptocurrency reward to anyone who completes a task.
Sign in with a ETH wallet or with Discord account
Create a page - for teams or projects or a general shared document
Create a task
create a new tasks view with a different layout (board, table, gallery, or calendar)
create a filter or sort for the tasks
Create a new template for tasks
View the calendar
Create Calendar items
View the NFT Gallery
Create new NFT profiles (not actually minting NFTs)
Invite a new member
Create a proposal
Create a stand alone bounty
Create a bounty
Create a forum post
Create a comment on a forum post
Up or Down vote a forum post
Add a new category for the forum posts
Change settings - for account, profile, or 'Space'
Writing proposals is not available on Dework. Dework does have the community suggestions area, but it is not equivalent.
Charmverse organizes its community through Spaces, which are similar to the "DAO" in Dework and the "Server" in Discord. Your account profile follows you across different Spaces, allowing for a consistent experience across the platform.
There is an interactive onboarding document with quality explainer videos under 2 minutes long.
Charmverse has several features that make onboarding new users simple and seamless. Users can invite others to the platform using invite links, which can be shared via email, social media, or other communication channels. Additionally, Charmverse has a token-gate feature that requires users to hold a certain crypto assets in their wallet in order to access the platform. Onboarding to Charm is smoother than Dework, in my opinion.
Charmverse makes it easy to import roles from Discord, which can save time and effort when setting up roles and permissions for different users.
Charmverse has a unique way of navigating its folder structure that's worth mentioning. On the left column of the interface, you'll find a familiar file tree layout similar to what you'd see in Windows OS or IDEs like VSCode. This is where you can organize your projects and functional groups, with an interface that resembles a standard file and folder structure. The metaphor used is intuitive and easy to understand.
Charmverse is open source. Dework is not.
Resistance to change and learning curve are common problems when switching software. My opinion is that the learning curve will not be very steep because both tools have a similar feature set and the UX of Charmverse is less clunky than Dework. If you understand Dework, then it will be no problem to pick up Charmverse.
Charmverse might have some overlapping features with other tools used by most community organizations. Charmverse can replace Dework for project and task management. But what about the calendar, forum and knowledge base features?
While its UX is intuitive, the block document editing will require the most adjustment, in my opinion. However, I believe that we will be able to adapt quickly to this new way of working should we choose to switch to Charmverse.
❓Is seems like this might be a replacement for Discord with the forums feature? Does Charmverse integrate with discord?
❓Token-gating is interesting. I wonder how hard it would be to use a Cardano coin. Perhaps Milkomeda could help.
🤔 An app update happened while using it. I get the feeling that it is being actively developed. Which is easily verified on Github.
❓What is Gnosis Safe? It is an available integration in the governance section of Charmverse. Now simply called, Safe. It is a "decentralized custody protocol and collective asset management platform on Ethereum and the EVM"
Author: Donald
Date: 14 Mar 2023
Swae is a cutting-edge platform that offers an all-in-one decision making and governance tool, designed to empower the next generation of Web3 DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) communities. Swae provides a user-friendly interface that streamlines the decision-making process, making it easier for DAOs to manage their operations and foster collaborative decision making among their members. With Swae, DAO communities can make informed decisions, manage their resources more effectively, and build a more transparent and decentralized future. Swae is part of the broader SingularityNET ecosystem.
To learn more about DAOs, please check out my other article Summon Platform where I explain everything in detail.
Initially, Swae was not explicitly engineered for DAOs or blockchain technology; rather, it was crafted to cater to conventional organizations. A noteworthy feature of Swae is its ability to facilitate the ascension of promising ideas from the grassroots level to the upper echelons of management. Consequently, this empowers leadership with well-prepared concepts primed for execution.
The procedure for sifting through promising ideas and presenting them to the leadership for assessment consists of six stages:
Formulate a mission and establish performance indicators.
Gather proposals through crowdsourcing.
Refine the pitches utilizing artificial intelligence (NLP and GPT-3) and collective editing.
Employ crowd voting to filter the most viable ideas.
The most compelling concepts naturally rise to the forefront for decision-making.
Leadership is supplied with well-prepared proposals, primed for implementation.
By clicking the "Create a New Proposal" button at the top, users are directed to a form where they can input the required information for their proposed idea. The subsequent section gives an example of the proposal creation process.
The image to the left displays Swae platform's primary menu. The first tab, labeled "My Feed," caters to users by showcasing missions relevant to their areas of interest. This tailored approach ensures that users remain engaged with the topics they are most passionate about.
The Missions tab displays various objectives available on the platform.
The Decisions tab reveals the choices made by community members throughout every stage of the process.
The Insights tab is exclusively accessible to users who possess administrative privileges for a particular mission.
This section is designed to be self-explanatory, requiring minimal clarification. The team has meticulously prepared it to streamline the proposal-writing process, ensuring an effortless experience for individuals eager to submit their ideas.
Upon completing a proposal, users can access AI assistance located on the right-hand side of the screen. The accompanying image displays the initial tab, which is the AI analysis. This feature provides valuable feedback on the proposal, including aspects such as sentiment, emotion, estimated reading time, and overall readability.
Adjacent to the tag displayed in the image, a second tag provides a concise 30-second summary of the proposal.
The third tag offers valuable feedback on grammar and vocabulary usage.
For DAO Governance: Swae.io is a cutting-edge platform that facilitates decision-making and DAO governance as a whole. Swae was designed with the intention to empower the next generation of Web3 DAO communities. DAO communities need this tool in their organization since the proposal development system can significantly improve inefficiencies and poor user experience. DAOs need this tool so that their stakeholders and community members will have a voice in decision-making so they can reap the rewards of good ideas.
Collaboration With DAO Member:
Innovative DAOs needs Swae.io so that they can communicate with their community and team members in the comfort of their homes. One good thing that I love about Swae is that it enables organizations and their team members to stay productive no matter when they work, and where they’re working from.
Employee Management: Decentralized organizations need this tool to help them engage with employees for greater organizational health. It is believed that giving employees a voice creates an engaged culture. These employees are 66% more productive and having them as part of your team will rapidly help your organization grow faster. When it comes to managing employees in one single platform, Swae is one of the platforms you can always count on.
For Smart Remote Meetings: Swae is important for decentralized organizations because Swae it is reliable when it comes to working remotely and collaborating with your team members in a virtual manner. Swae works like other remote meeting software out there - Zoom, Google Meet, but, it offers more advanced features.
Customer Crowdsourcing:
What if I told that most successful global brands in the world have one thing in common! For a brand or businesses to reach business goal, they usually include their customers in their ideation and decision-making process as well. Swae can significantly help decentralized organizations tap into their customers for more informed decisions that will make their organizations grow faster. Keep in mind that customers have the answer to your most challenging problems, and want to be asked some few questions often times; either to improve user experience or whatever case it might be, be sure to always carry your customers along.
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Disclaimer: The content is for informational purposes only, may include the author's personal opinion, and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of littlefish Foundation.
Author: Creed
Date: 27 Feb 2023
It is known that Ensuro is a decentralized insurance platform built on the Ethereum blockchain. The platform is designed to provide a more efficient, transparent, and secure way for individuals and businesses to buy and sell insurance policies.
The Ensuro platform operates using smart contracts, which are self-executing contracts with the terms of the agreement between the buyer and the seller being directly written into lines of code. This eliminates the need for intermediaries such as brokers and underwriters, which can lead to faster and more cost-effective insurance transactions.
It might interest you to know that Ensuro protocol exists to help us build liquidity pools to lid insurance risk. In the meantime, users are allowed to become an insurer, it also helps to provide a fast and convenient path to capital for insurtech companies as well as risk model providers who are looking to striking products. And also, it's also flagrant that Ensuro might reach the level of the current Decentralized Finance (DeFi) space.
Ensuro is a decentralized insurance platform that aims to provide affordable and accessible insurance services to individuals and businesses. The platform is built on Ethereum blockchain and uses smart contracts to automate insurance policies, claims processing, and payments.
The traditional insurance industry is plagued by high costs, low transparency, and a lack of innovation. Insurance companies often charge high premiums and are slow to process claims, leaving customers frustrated and dissatisfied. Ensuro is more efficient than traditional trading because it utilizes cutting-edge technology to automate the entire trading process, meaning transactions can be completed much faster than manually executing orders. This automation also helps to keep costs down since Ensuro has a low cost-per-trade structure. In addition, its liquidity pooling system ensures that the market is highly liquid and enables traders to access the best available prices while providing additional layers of security. The combination of automation and liquidity pooling make Ensuro one of the most efficient and secure trading platforms available.
Ensuro seeks to address these issues by using blockchain technology to create a more efficient and cost-effective insurance system. Since the advent of blockchain, a lot has evolved - millions of people from all walks of life are leveraging it already. Needless to say, the web3 industry is growing progressively plus, we've also heard of different possible ways to earn money through them.
Tokenization made its debut during the era of web3 - this gave people their own rights to digital assets. That being said; ensuro also adopted the tokenization technology.
The Ensuro protocol has some series of actions it takes; the first set of actions is the deposit action. With the deposit action; all users can seamlessly deploy capital in any of the liquidity pools - the deposit action could be to update index, update user balance, or token interest rate.
On the other hand, the withdraw action is the second set of actions Ensuro carries out - in this case, users are allows to exchange insert amount to withdraw, update index, withdraw amount just to mention a few.
Ensuro has two main features which I'd talk about in a couple of minutes - the first which is referred to as π-eTokens:
The π-eTokens is one of the technologies used by Ensuro - it is worth knowing that each of the π seamlessly corresponds to a different cashback period. In one sense; whenever a user deploys a capital in any pool, the π automatically sends a withdraw transaction, once it is accepted, they would have to wait for a little while longer - the waiting time could be as long as the cashback period of the pool.
The second technology used by Ensuro is known as Tokenization - the word is no longer a new phenomenon. Tokenization is used to provide access to ownership. For the sake of clarity, we could say that Tokenization is the process of converting the rights to an artwork into a digitalized token.
The Ensuro platform allows anyone to create and purchase insurance policies without the need for intermediaries or middlemen. Smart contracts are used to automate the insurance process, from policy creation to claim processing and payment. This eliminates the need for paperwork, reduces administrative costs, and increases transparency.
The Ensuro platform uses a unique risk pool model to determine the premiums for insurance policies. A risk pool is a group of policyholders who share the risk of potential losses. The premiums are calculated based on the size of the risk pool and the likelihood of a claim being made.
This means that policy holders only pay for the actual risks they face, rather than being charged a flat rate that may not reflect their actual risk profile. One of the key advantages of Ensuro is its transparency. All policy terms and conditions are stored on the blockchain, which means they are accessible to anyone and cannot be altered or tampered with.
This provides customers with peace of mind and helps to build trust in the insurance process. Ensuro also uses a decentralized claims processing system. When a claim is made, it is automatically processed by the smart contract and paid out to the policyholder. This eliminates the need for claims adjusters and reduces the time it takes to process claims. Additionally, because the claims process is automated, there is less chance of fraud or errors.
Ensuro's platform is built on Ethereum blockchain, which is known for its security and reliability. The use of smart contracts also ensures that policies and claims are processed in a secure and transparent manner. This provides customers with a high level of trust in the Ensuro platform. In addition to its benefits for individual policyholders, Ensuro also provides opportunities for businesses to participate in the insurance market.
Businesses can create their own risk pools and sell insurance policies to their customers. This can help businesses to differentiate themselves from their competitors and provide additional value to their customers.
Currently there is not a project that does what Ensuro does in Cardano Ecosystem but Ensuro can still be useful for the organizations on Cardano Ecosystem.
Ensuro's decentralized insurance platform has the potential to revolutionize the insurance industry. By using blockchain technology and smart contracts, Ensuro is able to create a more efficient, cost-effective, and transparent insurance system. The platform's focus on risk pools and decentralized claims processing helps to reduce costs and increase transparency, while its use of the Ethereum blockchain ensures security and reliability.
Overall, Ensuro is an exciting development in the world of insurance. As more individuals and businesses become aware of the benefits of decentralized insurance, it is likely that Ensuro will continue to grow and evolve. If you are interested in learning more about Ensuro and its platform, you can visit the company's website or join the community on social media.
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Disclaimer: The content is for informational purposes only, may include the author's personal opinion, and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of littlefish Foundation.
Creating tasks is similar to Dework. You can include tasks in documents with a simple slash command. The work flow of creating, claiming, commenting is similar to Dework.
Can other members edit my docs? Do I have a sharing control like in Google Docs? Yes, it is similar to Google Docs and HackMD in this respect.
I don't see the activity screen in my Base or Group.
What's up with the plugin structure? Cycles plugin for sprints?
I can't find a section that actually says 'Wiki' - so it seems that the only way to navigate it is via tags. Is there a Wiki section to explore all documents of the wiki?
Can I export my documents as standard .md files?
Coordinape is an application that brings a solution by approaching the traditional action and reward system with a different approach. Generally, the payment system in DAOs is controlled by an authorized persons. Those people distribute the determined payment amounts to their members on the basis of their contributions. Coordinape changes this traditional structure, allowing team members formed for a task to distribute the determined payments to each other.
Circles are group of contributors within a DAO, they have a budget to distribute among themselves.
Epoch is the period when team members interpret each other and distribute the determined budget to each other on a specified date. Each Circle member receives a specific quantity of GIVE tokens at the beginning of the Epoch . As a compensation for the value they add to the Circle, members distribute tokens to one another throughout the Epoch.
* Opt Out
Team member who is already paid via other channels and does not want to be get paid during the epoch
* Opt In
Team member who wants to receive GIVE* during epoch period.
GIVE is a non-pecuniary token, created to represent transactions within the Coordinape.
Distrubute Rewards
Distribute Gift Circle and Fixed Payments through Vaults or export them as CSV.
The design of the Coordinape application is simple and easy to use for the users.
You can avoid exporting the Coordinape CSV in order to carry out batch payments using third-party programs by using Coordinape Vaults. Coordinape offers a panel where admins can track and manage their team's and send multiple transactions with ease.
CoVaults offers 2 payment methods, fixed and action based.
Vault only supports ERC-20 tokens, DAI or USDC
Coordinape provides Dework integration, there is detailed documentation on how to do it on their web site.
In order to use the Coordinape application, it is necessary to have an Ethereum wallet.
Discord Bot is Available
Detailed documentation on usage and use cases is available on the website.
- Masq Network MASQ_ is the Polygon-powered privacy ecosystem that gives users anonymous access to the uncensored global web from anywhere in the world.
- Bankless DAO BanklessDAO is a decentralized community with one mission: Help the world "gobankless".
- PoolTogether PoolTogether is a blockchain protocol for prize savings.
- Forefront Forefront is content and insights aggregator on social tokens and tokenized communities.
Resources are also available on their website.
https://medium.com/iearn/decentralized-payroll-management-for-daos-b2252160c543
Resources are also available on their website.