WikiStake
A decentralized information platform as an alternative to Wikipedia. Each article has its own community of collaborators(stakeholders) who have staked Aave aTokens. Only stakeholders of a wiki article have the ability to write, maintain, govern, and vote.
Project Description
- A user can create a new wiki article or import an existing wikipedia page.
- A wiki article is an ERC721 NFT.
- Each article has its own community of collaborators who have staked Aave aTokens to become a stakeholder.
- Duplicate articles may exist, however only the most staked article will be regarded official.
- Edits and conflicts will be resolved using a voting mechanism determined by the wiki article's stakeholders.
What are the current issues with Wikipedia?
- Censorship
- Lack of transparency
- Personal interests of contributors and others
- Vandalism of articles, which range from blanking articles to inserting profanities, hoaxes, or nonsense.
Our Solution. How does it work?
- A user can create a new wiki article or import an existing wikipedia page.
- A wiki article is an ERC721 NFT.
- Duplicate articles may exist, however only the most staked article will be regarded official.
How it's Made
We wanted to utilize the following protocols:
- Aave aTokens to stake on each wiki article(ERC721 NFT).
- Worldcoin to verify that the user account is a verified editor of Wikipedia article if they want to import the article to WikiStake.
- Superfluid for game theory and incentive mechanisms.
- IPFS/Filecoin for storage.
- Lens
