EarnKarma’s vision is to drive a positive change fostering a world where any act of kindness is celebrated. Let’s find out together how the strategic development of specific blockchain solutions is ideal to give people the opportunity to implement good deeds and social impact projects. Implementing positive actions is not…

Abstract Using decentralized technologies, the Karma Protocol tokenizes and incentivizes good deeds, fostering an ecosystem where all participants benefit. As a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO), Karma Protocol invites third-party smart contracts to register for certification. Once certified by the DAO, these smart contracts offer users rewards in the form of KRM…

KChain Solutions operates under the philosophy of Rational Karma and the Principle of Dynamic Causality, using decentralized technologies to drive far-reaching positive impact and fostering equitable distribution of resources in an interconnected world For KChain Solutions, the philosophy of “Rational Karma and the Principle of Dynamic Causality” does not just…

As discussed in a previous article (Efficiently Querying Blockchain Data), The Graph operates in two distinct modes: decentralized and self-hosted. In the decentralized mode, previously explored, deploying a subgraph to The Graph Studio and adhering to the protocol’s tokenomics is the only concern. …

Introduction An NFT can be deemed valuable when its unique characteristics allow the exercise of rights over goods, services, products, or access. In this article, we will examine this use case, which is straightforward to implement in a fully decentralized application where the NFT is linked to our account and we…

1. Introduction One of the key challenges in building decentralized applications is reading on-chain data in an efficient manner. One option is to set up your own node and synchronize it with the blockchain, or to use an infrastructure provider like Infura, Alchemy, or Chainstack. …

While it is technically possible to store data on a blockchain, there are a few reasons why it may not be a good idea to store sensitive or private data on a blockchain. One reason is that blockchains are designed to be transparent and secure, which means that once data…

What is DID Decentralized identity (DID) is a concept that refers to the use of blockchain technology to enable individuals and organizations to have control over their own digital identity. Traditionally, digital identity has been controlled by central authorities, such as governments or large corporations. These central authorities have the power to issue…

One of the advantages and disadvantages of pure web 3.0 is the absence of an account (username + password) managed by a central entity. In a decentralized application (web 3.0), …