VeritiDAO
  • Getting Started
    • Introduction
    • Roadmap
  • Verification Process
    • Create your listing
    • Update your listing
    • Voting process
    • Listing fees
  • Verifiers
    • Becoming a verifier
    • Rewards and penalties
    • Voting guidelines
  • Developers
    • How to integrate with VeritiDAO
    • Metadata object
  • Security and trust
    • Measures against voting abuse
    • Contesting a result
  • Misc
    • VeritiDAO and zkSync
    • Partner referral program
    • Smart contracts
    • Token (coming soon)
    • Team
  • Links
    • Discord
    • Twitter
    • VeritiDAO.com
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  • Why do we need VeritiDAO?
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  1. Getting Started

Introduction

Welcome to the blue checkmark for smart contracts

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Last updated 1 year ago

What is VeritiDAO?

The goal of the VeritiDAO protocol is to create a decentralized authority for the verification of NFTs, ERC20 tokens and any Ethereum smart contract.

The verification of a smart contract on Veritas DOES NOT constitute an endorsement or recommendation to buy from the smart contract, nor does it constitute an endorsement of the smart contract's security.

Why do we need VeritiDAO?

  • Consistent Criteria Across Platforms: In the current landscape, there's a glaring absence of a universally accepted criterion for determining a verified NFT collection. This gap leaves room for ambiguity and inconsistency, especially when interacting across various NFT marketplaces and decentralized exchanges.

  • Reduction in Resource Utilization: NFT marketplaces and decentralized exchanges currently have to dedicate significant resources to the manual verification of tokens. This method isn't just expensive and time-consuming, it also often leads to an untenable backlog of pending verifications, reducing the platforms' efficiency.

  • Addressing Smart Contract Duplication: Due to the relative ease of duplicating smart contracts, it's often challenging to identify the original contract from its copies. This issue is particularly acute when interacting with smart contracts on decentralized exchanges, making it hard for users to distinguish legitimate contracts.

  • Growing Web3 Complexity: As the Web3 ecosystem continues to expand, these aforementioned issues are likely to become even more pronounced. The increasing number of users and the exponential growth of created collections will intensify the problems associated with manual verification and lack of standardization.

Who created VeritiDAO?

VeritiDAO is a concept conceived by , and built by a distributed pseudo-anonymous team.

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