Redefining blockchain through crypto-biometrics and DAO approach | AMA with Occam DAO and Humanode

Published at: Nov. 28, 2022

Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) are taking over governance in the blockchain space, and this trend is only in its early stages still. Occam DAO, the decentralized voter community behind OccamFi, has recently voted in a new partnership for the incubator platform. Humanode will be joining the Occam ecosystem with its revolutionary approach to blockchain security and power distribution.

You can get an in-depth overview of this new partnership in the next Cointelegraph AMA session on November 28th. Cointelegraph will have a chat with Victor from Humanode and Cristina from Occam DAO to bring you the most important details behind the partnership and the new partnership’s future plans.

An overview of OccamFi

OccamFi is a leading DeFi incubator platform with a focus on Cardano and Milkomeda that is powered by its underlying DAO. DAO members get a chance to access numerous perks, including early investor rounds for projects part of the Occam incubator. Aside from perks, members are also tasked with passing votes regarding upcoming incubator candidates and Occam’s future partnerships.

Relying extensively on its community, Occam has one of the most active Discord channels in the space. This is how Humanode was first introduced to the Occam ecosystem and how later on, the company managed to impress the Occam DAO. With the newly struck partnership between the two companies, OccamFi and its vast network of partners are looking to support projects utilizing Humanode technology in their early stages of development.

What is Humanode?

Humanode is an innovative L1 Ethereum-compatible blockchain, pioneering a new type of protocol security. Relying on cryptographically secure bio-authorized nodes, Humanode prides itself on achieving the “one human = one node = one vote” principle. 

By privately verifying the identity of each node operator through biometric data, Humanode creates a verifiable network of validators where each node represents a unique human. Consequently, Humanode biometrics can be used by any protocol to prove there is one person behind one crypto account without undermining the user's privacy, facilitating the emergence of new forms of DAOs, Universal Basic Income protocols, and decentralized identities. The Humanode chain recently launched on mainnet and is actively integrating with the existing blockchain ecosystem.

Through its partnership with OccamFi and its incubator services, Humanode aims to reach an even bigger audience. As an established launchpad and incubator company, Occam has the potential to introduce Humanode’s innovative approach to decentralization to numerous projects that are seeking just the right environment for their DeFi solutions and DAOs.

Join the AMA on Monday, November 28th

Humanode is offering an exciting new look into what blockchain technology and decentralization can be. On the other hand, Occam brings the expertise of a proven incubator partner that has pushed numerous projects to success. It is exciting to see how these two companies will work together to revolutionize the DeFi and DAO sectors.

Do you want to learn more about Occam’s incubator platform? Or do you want to know more about how Humanode stores biometric data for its nodes? Joining the Cointelegraph AMA with Occam and Humanode is the perfect place to get the answers to these questions.

This AMA is open to anyone, and the audience will be able to ask the participants questions in the live chat. Moreover, Occam and Humanode will share exciting news about their newly-struck partnership. Join the Cointelegraph YouTube channel on November 28th at 5 pm UTC to get the latest updates from the two projects.

Material is provided in partnership with OccamFi

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