Overview of the problem:

Trust problems in decentralized societies. How would pre-existing members trust a newcomer for specific roles? Freelancers trusting each other? Digital nomads choosing the right community to live in?

Overview of the solution:

We envision a protocol, based on which anyone can mint any badge for anyone else. This would create an unprecedented kind of social graph. Imagine a network diagram where you are at the center and all your friends, co-workers, DAO members, communities, and institutions are connected to the center by various badges. These badges represent contributions, roles, credentials, or subjective evaluation.

Now, we help DAOs record roles and contributions and help members build non-defi reputations. The tokenized reputations form the basis of alternative decentralized governance apart from the “one-token one-vote” model, and also of the decentralized permission management system.

Furthermore, trust problems in decentralized societies do not only occur in DAOs. Hence, Our social network based on badges of recognition, credentials, and evaluation will form the basis of new generations of LinkedIn, Tinder, and also the kind of applications that help investors discover entrepreneurs.