The Graph has announced the launch of Geo Genesis, a user application for decentralized data exchange. At the heart of Geo Genesis are Spaces, which are designed to be multipurpose collaborative hubs for organizing, sharing, and governing knowledge.
Each Space is designed to foster collaboration and enable decentralized governance at scale. They feature built-in governance tools that utilize the modular Aragon OSx framework, which is intended to help communities reach consensus efficiently. Over time, each Space will transition to customizable governance processes, providing the building blocks for reusable and interconnected knowledge that is verifiable, open, and composable.
Geo Genesis is also designed to be accessible to everyone, not just developers, to enable a wider range of contributions to the organization of knowledge on Web3.
In its inaugural release, Geo Genesis will be available for early access with a default governance process to empower communities. The initial governance consists of Editors and Members. Editors are the experts that vote on governance, and Members are participants who can help contribute to a space.
“Web3 is fundamentally about information and the launch of Geo Genesis marks the realization of a decentralized platform where knowledge is organized into dynamic, interconnected knowledge graphs,” said Yaniv Tal, cofounder of The Graph and founder of Geo Genesis.
Recently, The Graph team also announced the GRC-20 standard, a token standard that is designed to power knowledge graphs in Web3. The standard aims to create a unified framework that promotes interoperability, adaptability, and composability of information across decentralized applications, enabling dynamic knowledge spaces that can evolve with community needs.
With the launch of Geo Genesis, The Graph is enabling a new wave of decentralized applications that are centered around knowledge rather than just assets.
