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In our interconnected world, tackling pressing global challenges demands not just collective knowledge but also the wisdom to decipher complex systems. Enter the revamped ReFi Knowledge Graph. Presently a nexus of 700+ ReFi organizations, 900 key figures, and over 150 events explorable at refidao.com/ecosystem, we're now ready to elevate its potential.
The next step forward? Integrating it seamlessly with Catalist.Network. This integration promises unparalleled functionality: envision a vast web of intricate connections, relationships, and insights. And most importantly, ReFi DAO Local Nodes and associated entities will now be able to curate their own bespoke knowledge graphs on a local Airtable instance, ensuring complete control & ownership, while a two-way sync feature will allow data to seamlessly flow back and forth from local to global…
The horizon is clear - our ambition is to spearhead the creation of a powerful insight engine for the ReFi ecosystem and the expansive regenerative economy. For local ReFi nodes, this paves the path for unparalleled localized maps detailing the complete local regenerative economy. Think enriched connections, strategic relationship building, and acute localized intelligence.
Join us in crafting the global digital foundation for the regenerative economy. A future where our envisioned 'classpass for regeneration' becomes a reality, allowing any community to launch and engage with their local regenerative societies, interconnecting people, projects, and businesses in real-time. Let's revolutionize how we see, interact, and grow with the world around us.
What do we aim to unlock?
- Increased Functionality: By rebuilding the database architecture and connecting with Catalyst.Network, we aim to establish the ability to map intricate contextual relationships within the ReFi ecosystem.
- Empower Local Nodes: Organizations, including ReFi DAO Local Nodes, will easily be able to build their own localised knowledge graph on Airtable, while a seamless 2-way sync can ensure data synchronicity across local and global nodes. Furthermore, with localized ownership, each local node will easily be able to spin up its own data-enriched website, see ReFiLisboa.com Web App as an early example!
- ClassPass for Regeneration: Using this new infrastructure, we envision a world where making a positive impact is both accessible and rewarding. A world where, no matter where you are, the local regenerative economy is at your fingertips.
Why Catalist.Network?
Today’s tech often misses the mark in fostering real collaboration and intelligence sharing. Catalist.Network confronts this paradox by:
- Redirecting Focus: Amidst the digital cacophony, Catalist prioritizes genuine signals over noise, ensuring purpose trumps distraction.
- Eliminating Redundancies: By promoting collaboration over competition, it ensures efforts are synergized, not duplicated.
Envision the social pulse of Reddit entwined with Wikipedia’s knowledge-sharing ethos. Catalist.Network emerges as:
- A Collaboration Haven: Effortlessly catalogue shared knowledge, resources, and opportunities.
- The Ultimate Sharehouse: Extend knowledge boundaries, letting insights traverse community confines.
- User-Friendly Data Mastery: Manage intricately linked data systems in a user-friendly interface.
The Impact
- Ecosystem Mapping: Understand who's who, what's where, and how everything interconnects - from people and projects to media and events.
- Knowledge Dissemination: Advanced search and recommendation systems to connect individuals with relevant information and insights.
- Relationship Building: Cultivating connections between individuals, groups, and resources.
Join Us
We're embarking on a transformative journey to revolutionize the way we perceive, connect, and act within the regenerative economy. Support our cause, and together, let's build the global digital brains for the regenerative future.
ReFi Knowledge Graph 2.0— A New Digital Brain for the Regenerative Economy History
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accepted into ReFi DAO Local Node 1 year ago.