Decentralized data storage
Decentralizing events and point data removes the single point of failure risk, and allows users to place significantly more trust in the way a project is calculating and storing points.
Build with a decentralized, composable and scalable system of record for points
The ability to reference point data from other projects unlocks one of the core promises of web3: composability. Projects can share actions that may act as sources for points, or be used in algorithms that compute points. This radically increases the value of points programs across the ecosystem.
Data ledgers must offer strong verifiability and composability, but unlike asset ledgers, they don’t have to protect against double spend. This means they can scale to handle an exponentially greater number of data transactions than asset transactions, offering the perfect solution for the decentralized hosting of points data. Ceramic makes this possible.
Some development teams choose to save the signed payloads from attestations and verifiable credentials to Ceramic, while others leverage the native qualities of Ceramic to create verifiable claims.
Gitcoin Passport is a sybil resistance protocol and identity aggregation dApp built on the Ceramic Network.
Orbis is a composable ecosystem of social experiences built on Ceramic and supports the issuing, storing, and validating of credentials.
Intuition is a knowledge-sharing ecosystem that enables the creation of reputation and trust across the digital realm using attestations.
Pact.Social can be thought of as a decentralized Change.org, allowing users to promote causes using Verifiable Credentials.
Newcoin is an algorithmic creator coin that leverages participant attestations and claims about other creative entities such as music or artwork.
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