The problem ExclusiVerse solves

Posting content on the blockchain offers transparency and immutability, ensuring that information is publicly accessible and tamper-resistant. While this transparency is advantageous in various scenarios, it poses challenges for privacy-focused solutions. ExclusiVerse emerges as a groundbreaking platform addressing this concern by empowering content creators to establish exclusive communities on the blockchain. In a departure from conventional open-access models, ExclusiVerse enables creators to curate a private space where access is restricted to individuals who have joined the community, typically after paying a specified fee. This innovative approach combines the appeal of platforms like Patreon with the security, privacy, and encryption inherent in blockchain technology.

In essence, ExclusiVerse not only revolutionizes content sharing on the blockchain but also ensures a secure and private environment for creators and their audience. By implementing a fee-based entry system, the platform not only fosters a sense of exclusivity but also provides content creators with a sustainable revenue stream. Users, in turn, gain access to premium content within a protected digital space, assuring them of the confidentiality and integrity of the information shared. This innovative fusion of blockchain, encryption, and a membership-based model positions ExclusiVerse as a trailblazer in the realm of secure and private content distribution.

Challenges we ran into

We had some trouble trying to implement the features that we wanted to, especially in encryption. Going thoroughly through the docs and pre-existing examples helped us a lot. This concerted effort in research and leveraging available resources played a pivotal role in our ability to successfully navigate and overcome those hurdles. Through a combination of diligence, collaboration, and a focused exploration of documentation, we ultimately achieved the desired functionality, ensuring the seamless integration of encryption into our project.