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  • 🔵Litepaper
  • 🟢Whitepaper
  • 2. Introduction
  • 3.Background and Strategy
    • 3-1 World Giving Index
    • 3-2 plan to expand the base of donations
  • 4. DonaBlock Vision
  • 5. DonaBlock Giving Protocol
    • 5-1 DonaBlock.1 Brand mall Connect - DonaBlock Brand Mall
    • 5-2 DonaBlock.2 Bazaar Connect - DonaBlock Bazaar
    • 5-3 DonaBlock.3 - DonaBlock Store
    • 5-4 DonaBlock Ecosystem Participants & Contributors
  • 6. DonaBlock.1 Brand Mall Connect
    • 6-1 Dona Brand ShopBack
    • 6-2 Dona Brand ShopGive
    • 6-3 DonaBlock Browser Extension
    • 6-4 DonaBlock Mobile App
    • 6-5 Service Flow
    • 6-6 Donate Crypto
    • 6-7 Sustainable Development Goals -Impact Index Funds map to the United Nations’ Sustainable Develop
  • 7. DonaBlock.2 Bazaar Connect
    • 7-1 Dona Bazaar ShopBack
    • 7-2 Dona Bazaar ShopGive
    • 7-3 Active consumer participation- volunteer
    • 7-4. BLOCK.2- Architecture
  • 8. DonaBlock.3 Offline Store Connect
    • 8-1 PAYMENT CARD SECURITY Oauth 2.0 Protocol Flow
  • 9. DonaBlock Donation Ecosystem
    • 9-1. How to Donate Crypto to Support Charities
    • 9-2 DonaBlock Giving Fund - Index Fund
    • 9-3. DonaBlock Giving Fund -Impact Fund
    • 9-4 Cryptocurrency Donation Flow
    • 9-5 DonaBlock NFT Fundraising
  • 10. Crypto Fundraising Solution
    • 10-1 DonaBlock Crypto Wallet
    • 10-2 Services for volunteer- Create a Fundraiser
  • 11. DonaBlock Dashboard System
  • 12. DonaBlock Fame Evaluation System
    • 12-1. Volunteer Evaluation System
    • 12-2 Method and the variables that determine
  • 13. DonaBlock Service Flow
  • 14. DonaBlock Technology
    • 14-1 System Architecture
    • 14-2 Core Layer
    • 14-3 Commerce Layer
    • 14-4 Application Layer
    • 14-5 Structure of API and Other Infrastructures
    • 14-6 Quantum cryptography & SECURITY
  • 15. DonaBlock Data Architecture
    • 15-1 Core Data : On-Blockchain Data
    • 15-2 Reference Data :
    • 15-3 Data Ownership : Public / Private
    • 15-4 Configuration and Technical Specifications
  • 16. DonaBlock Token Economy
    • 16-1. Token Flow
    • 16-2. DonaBlock Token and DonaGive Token
    • 16-3 Block-Fame
    • 16-4 Volunteers Charity Campaign Reward
    • 16-5 Consumer Rewards
  • 17. Token Economy Strategy & Risk Management
  • 18. DonaBlock Roadmap
  • 19. Token Allocation
  • 20. Partner with The DonaBlock
  • 21. Audit
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  1. 12. DonaBlock Fame Evaluation System

12-1. Volunteer Evaluation System

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Volunteers are evaluated based on their sales performance and level of activity. Such evaluation is defined as 'Block Fame'. This rating can be seen on both on-chain and off-chain variables, providing a transparent and objective proof of fame. This rating is used as a reference when a supplier chooses a volunteer and agrees on a donation ratio, and is also used as a measure of trust within the ecosystem. The variables that determine the Block Fame are publicly available to suppliers and charities on a separate dashboard.

BlockFame 6 Levels of Volunteer

Volunteers are divided into 6 levels according to the Block Fame tree. In order to increase the likelihood of collaborating with a Volunteer and their donation campaign, the supplier must offer a high ShopBack determined by the ecosystem. If demand for a particular product exceeds supply, the transaction may be passed to the Volunteer with the highest level of activity in a first-come, first-served manner. To prevent this, Block Fame is evaluated based on the activity of the past 3 months.

Volunteer Evaluation System