Galxe Protocol: Revolutionizing Decentralized and Private Identity Ownership Powered by ZKP

In the ever-changing landscape of Web3, Galxe has emerged as the premier platform for community building. Over the past two years, Galxe has built a robust credential data network and propelled the growth of more than 3,000 partners with reward-based campaigns and onchain loyalty programs, issuing 100M+ credentials to 12M+ unique users.

However, Galxe’s journey has been way more than just numbers.

At the heart of Galxe lies a sophisticated system of cross-platform interaction, participation verification, and reward issuance, connecting global citizens and brands in an authentic way. Curious Web3 explorers like you visit Galxe, learn about a variety of projects, make your contribution and get awarded with NFTs, tokens, and more. While this is proven to be a well-designed and implemented model, Galxe has encountered challenges, like any other pioneering venture. From scalability issues to privacy concerns, the current ecosystem has its limitations. It’s clear that for Galxe to continue its trajectory, we need a more secure, private, and community-centered solution.

Like we’ve always done, it’s time to evolve again.

Introducing Galxe Protocol
On top of Galxe’s current model, we propose a cutting-edge system that gives our community complete control over their private data and identity, redefining the way credentials are issued and verified in the Web3 world.

What are credentials? Credentials live in our everyday life. They are proofs of eligibility in the form of a key, a certificate, a deed, a license, and more. Credentials of onchain activities include your contribution to a protocol’s liquidity pool, your on-chain voting history, and your participation in a Galxe Campaign, etc. These credentials not only aggregate your achievements and value but also represent who you are, your unique onchain identity.

https://blog.galxe.com/galxe-protocol-revolutionizing-decentralized-and-private-identity-ownership-powered-by-zkp-9fa0bf2b32bb



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