$804.49 crowdfunded from 611 people
$532.39 received from matching pools
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Decentralized oracle enabling users to import real-world certifications to the blockchain, validated by a community of curators, creating a "Web3 Passport" for web2 social profiles.
TheBadge is a decentralized oracle for certification. It allows users to bring validated information from the real world to the blockchain in the form of certifications (badges) through our peer-to-peer certification mechanism. This means that these badges are verified and validated by the community (curators), which decides what should be accepted and what not. For instance, a use case is allowing all users to bring their reputation from their web2 social platforms for example. Through TheBadge users can prove in a decentralized way their ownership of their web2 social media profiles and create their “Web3 Passport ''.
The Badge History
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accepted into Web3 Open Source Software 1 year ago. 611 people contributed $804 to the project, and $532 of match funding was provided.
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