Numbers Protocol – CAPTCH-A Staking Program Goes LIVE!
CAPTCH-A NFT was first introduced in November 2021 as a collection of robots that serve as a gateway to stories and expression. Dynamic in nature, CAPTCH-A changes according to the Capture photos they display. This means a single avatar can produce a multitude of exciting unique one-of-a-kind forms of expression.
Empower CAPTCH-A NFT: Staking Program
Over the past 2 months, the Numbers team has launched various staking programs. We are especially excited to announce our CAPTCH-A Staking Program, a whole NEW program that allows NUM holders to unlock additional community privileges on top of your normal earnings.
Under NUM Token <Utility, Staking and Governance> in the Numbers Community Wiki, the ALL IMPORTANT Phase 4 [Governance Vote] is locked behind staking and possession of an “active” CAPTCH-A. This means only those who have acquired a CAPTCH-A NFT and hold NUM tokens for a period of time leading up to the governance vote can participate in Phase 4 (the actual vote) and have a direct say in the direction of the Numbers network.
About Numbers Protocol
Numbers is building a decentralized photo network for creating community, value, and trust in digital media. Its Numbers Protocol redefines digital visual media as assets and is the backbone of a suite of tools for registering and retrieving images and videos in the Numbers network.
These include:
Capture app: The first blockchain camera in the world that users can easily register photos and use Web 3.0 applications.
Seal API: Developers and enterprises can implement Numbers API to register photos and access their Web3.0 addresses and certificates.
Certificates: content authenticity certificates with on-chain provenance
CaptureClub marketplace: Native NFT marketplace which allows photo generators to sell and stake their creations.
NFT Search Engine: The first Web 3.0 NFT search engine that helps users verify the history of NFTs and prevent potential NFT fraud.
Numbers champion the purity of digital media and enable people to think more critically about the interactions between our images and the world around us. The goal of Numbers is to tokenize authentic photos (including images and videos) to create a decentralized photo network in Web 3.0.
