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  • A GLIMPSE INTO THE CURATION PROCESS
  • NEW & ESTABLISHED CRYPTO NATIVE PROJECTS
  • AFTER CURATION
  1. Getting Started
  2. Whitepaper
  3. Blockchain Providers Need to Do Better
  4. Security & Reliability

Curation & Vetting

PROTECTING USERS

PreviousSecurity & ReliabilityNextImportant Note For Brands

Last updated 2 years ago

Gauss has approached blockchain from an intentional perspective. The Internet and Web 2.0 were purely commercial and focused only on generating income regardless of the outcomes for users. Gauss’s goal is to revolutionize Web 3.0 by providing a safe space for brands and users to learn and adopt Web 3.0 technology. The lack of vetting on mainstream blockchains has led to a wild west kind of environment. To date, every user is required to do a large amount of due diligence to ensure they're swapping their assets for those they're intending to buy. On-top of weeding out bad actors through our curation process, Gauss will also require liquidity locking for on-boarded projects and will provide informational videos, how-to guides, and relevant project documentation, to ensure users are never left drifting without guidance on how to navigate the ecosystem.

A GLIMPSE INTO THE CURATION PROCESS

Gauss’s curation and vetting process consists of multiple steps, with internal and third-party resources, including for . It is Gauss’s goal to set the gold standard for vetting and curation in the crypto space by thoroughly inspecting every project or brand that enters into the ecosystem.

NEW & ESTABLISHED CRYPTO NATIVE PROJECTS

All projects launching within the Gauss Ecosystem will be thoroughly vetted and consciously selected, based on an array of criteria. Though the processes for brand new projects and those looking to migrate to Gauss will vary slightly, Gauss's curation & vetting process for all projects consists of multiple steps:

  • APPLICATION

  • INTERNAL REVIEW

  • THIRD-PARTY KYB

  • LEGAL REVIEWS

  • FINAL APPROVAL

AFTER CURATION

Gauss will offer to connect accepted partners with third-party resources (legal, marketing, development) as needed once the curation process is completed. Partners launching with Gauss may also gain access to liquidity provided by Gauss, grants from Gauss, partnerships/promotional deals with other Gauss partners, and more as the ecosystem continues to evolve.

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