Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

ProofVerse is a decentralized protocol that transforms contributions, learning, and impact into verifiable on-chain credentials. It empowers users to prove what they’ve done, build reputation, and unlock opportunities — all transparently and tamper-proof.

Participants complete quests, tasks, or events created by DAOs, educators, or platforms. Once completed, they receive verifiable proofs (e.g. soulbound tokens, XP, badges) recorded on-chain. These are stored in the user’s Proof Passport — their evolving, Web3-native profile.

Any community, DAO, educator, bootcamp, or platform can use ProofVerse’s APIs or no-code tools to issue on-chain credentials for:

• Courses

• Hackathons

• Contributions

• Roles

• Community activities

Proofs can include:

• 🎓 Skill badges

• 💼 Contribution records

• 🏆 Achievement trophies

• 📜 Learning certificates

• ⚔️ Quest completions

• 🪪 Event attendance proofs

These can be visual, interactive NFTs, or data-rich SBTs tied to your profile.

XP (Experience Points) measure your level of activity and contribution on ProofVerse. You earn XP for:

• Completing quests

• Participating in DAOs or hackathons

• Receiving endorsements

• Completing learning modules or bootcamps

XP is non-transferable and builds your ProofRank.

ProofRank is a user’s reputation score calculated by ProofVerse. It’s based on XP, badge history, endorsements, and breadth of verified credentials — enabling merit-based access to bounties, jobs, communities, and grant programs.

The ProofBoard is a public explorer showing:

• Top contributors

• Recent proofs earned

• Reputation leaderboards

• Notable quests and credential issuers

It’s your gateway to discovering talent and recognizing verified impact across the ecosystem.

ProofVerse is launching on the Redbelly Network, a secure, fast, and decentralized Layer 1 built for applications that require high throughput and tamper-proof trust systems.

$PV (The Proof Token) is the native utility and reputation token within ProofVerse. It may be used in the future to:

• Incentivize quests

• Boost visibility of Proofs

• Access premium features

• Vote on DAO governance decisions

(Note: This is hypothetical and subject to roadmap updates.)

Yes. Core protocol components and SDKs will be released open-source to support integrations, audits, and community contributions.