🌟 Overview
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Trantor is a unified Web3 portal promoting interconnectivity among communities and brands through empowered Decentralized Identities (DIDs).
As a one-stop hub for interconnectivity and exchange of information, projects can advertise and attract new users to build and grow their community and branding. Projects can also reward their loyal users with tokens representing various benefits and utilities that represent their involvement in the project.
To do so, projects, communities and DAOs will be able to create a variety of quests, challenges and activities through customizable 2D templates and/or 3D scenes supported by our platform. It’s really up to the individual projects to determine their use cases. Users will have to complete quests to receive these tokens.
Besides that, we believe these would be the key to helping users to develop a powerful one-stop Web3 profile and Decentralized Identification (DID) that stores all their key experiences, credentials and achievements on the blockchain. With DID, we are able to accurately reward our users with the integration of quest results and on-chain data.
As we continue to provide cross-platform DID support and integrations, we hope to pave the way for future applications and projects to easily access a user’s profile to retrieve key information for account creation and identity verification.
Our mission is to build an infrastructure of tools to support various developers and platforms in building a Web3 space that empowers individuals to develop their own Decentralized Identities (DIDs). These tools also allows developers to leverage on data to drive change by building better communities, products, and offering better services.
A DID is an emerging concept that gives users control over their own identity on Web3. Users can collect information and credentials of all sorts and store them in a decentralized identity wallet.
Wonder what Soulbound token actually is? In simple terms, they are basically tokens that bind to your address. They are typically non-transferable and can be used for a whole range of purposes, such as for verification, whitelisting, allocation of future NFT and/or tokens, voting power and much more! If you’re interested in diving deeper, does a good job of explaining that.
