Terms and Definitions
DGES (Decentralised Geolocation Ecosystem):
A platform leveraging blockchain technology to securely record, track, and manage data associated with physical locations.
Blockchain Networks:
Distributed digital ledgers that securely and transparently record transactions across multiple computers.
Non-Fungible Tokens (NFT):
Unique digital assets authenticated using blockchain technology, representing exclusive ownership of a particular item or content.
Metadata:
Data that provides information about other data, but not the content of the data itself, such as the text of a message or the image itself.
Smart Contract:
A computer algorithm that outlines the terms of a contract, designed for the automatic execution and enforcement of contractual obligations.
DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization):
An organisation functioning without centralized management, built on blockchain technology. Operations are conducted through smart contract calls, enabling participants to influence decision-making processes.
Vesting:
The gradual unlocking of an asset, such as tokens, making them available for use in transactions over time.
Emission:
The process of creating and issuing new tokens or digital assets.
Digital Right:
A right that grants ownership or usage privileges over a digital asset.
Hash Grid:
A method of segmenting a geographic area into a grid of cells, each uniquely identified by a hash value.
Geohash Data:
Data produced by a system that encodes latitude and longitude coordinates into a compact string of characters.
Modular Approach:
A method for designing systems with interchangeable components, allowing for independent development and replacement.
Extensions:
Additional features or functionalities that can be incorporated into a digital asset through modular smart contracts.
Governance Pool:
An asset repository enabling RNFT owners to participate in ecosystem governance via DAO voting and earn royalties by contributing their assets.
DAO Reserve:
An reserve of different tokens managed by the DGES DAO, primarily used to provide grants for promising projects within the DGES ecosystem and support its operational activities.
DAO Treasury:
A reserve of RNFT tokens, managed by DGES DAO, intended for eventual sale in exchange for stablecoins to support project development when necessary.
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