👉DOER Glossary
Marketplace & Web 3.0
DOER Market: The service marketplace platform designed for the Web 3.0 industry, connecting digital asset professionals with clients and offering a wide range of specialized services.
Web 3.0: Refers to the next generation of the internet, characterized by decentralized applications, blockchain technology, and increased user control over data and digital assets.
Digital Assets: Digital representations of value or ownership stored on the blockchain, including cryptocurrencies, tokens, and other digital items.
Escrow Services: A secure third-party service that holds funds during a transaction until the conditions of the agreement are met, ensuring a safe and fair exchange between parties.
Service Provider: Individuals or businesses offering their services on the DOER platform, such as developers, marketers, designers, writers, and more.
Client: Individuals or businesses seeking services on the DOER platform and engaging with service providers for their specific needs.
Gig: A service listing created by service providers on the DOER platform, detailing the scope of work, pricing, delivery timeframes, and other relevant information.
Gig Creation: The process of creating and publishing a gig on the DOER platform, including providing gig details, pricing, packages, and other specifications.
Gig Packages: Different service offerings or tiers provided by service providers, allowing clients to choose from various options based on their requirements and budget.
Gig Tags and Categories: Labels and classifications assigned to gigs to categorize and organize them based on their nature and industry relevance, making it easier for clients to find suitable services.
Gig Promotion: Additional marketing features and opportunities provided by the DOER platform to enhance the visibility and reach of gigs, including featured placement, social media promotion, and advertising options.
Gig Management: The ability for service providers to manage their active gigs, including editing gig details, updating pricing or delivery timeframes, and communicating with clients.
DOER Token: The utility token of the DOER platform, providing various benefits and incentives to users, such as access to premium features, discounts, and rewards.
Revenue Sharing: The practice of distributing a portion of the commission fees earned by the DOER platform with its partners or affiliates, creating a mutually beneficial relationship.
Moderation Team: The team responsible for reviewing and approving gigs on the DOER platform, ensuring compliance with platform guidelines and maintaining quality standards.
DOER Token: The native cryptocurrency token of the DOER platform, which serves as a utility token providing various benefits and functionalities within the ecosystem.
Tokenomics: The economic system and principles governing the distribution, circulation, and utility of the DOER Token, including factors such as token supply, token allocation, token utility, and token value.
Token Sale: The process of offering DOER Tokens to the public or specific investors for purchase, typically through an initial coin offering (ICO) or a token sale event, to raise funds for the development and operation of the DOER platform.
Token Holders: Individuals or entities that possess DOER Tokens, either acquired through token sales or earned through participation in the DOER ecosystem. Token holders may benefit from token appreciation, utility functions, and potential rewards.
Token Staking: The act of holding DOER Tokens in a designated wallet for a specific period, often to support network security, governance, or to receive staking rewards in the form of additional tokens or incentives.
Token Utility: The various uses and functions of the DOER Token within the DOER ecosystem, including accessing premium features, paying for services, receiving discounts, participating in platform governance, and earning rewards.
Token Rewards: Incentives or bonuses distributed to DOER Token holders as a form of appreciation for their contribution to the ecosystem, active participation, or long-term holding of tokens.
Token Swap: The process of exchanging existing DOER Tokens for a new version or upgraded tokens, often to implement new features, address security concerns, or improve network performance.
Token Burning: The deliberate and permanent removal of a certain number of DOER Tokens from circulation, typically done to reduce token supply, increase scarcity, and potentially enhance token value.
Token Governance: The decision-making process and mechanisms by which DOER Token holders can participate in shaping the direction, policies, and improvements of the DOER platform, often through voting or consensus mechanisms.
Token Wallet: A digital wallet or software application that allows users to securely store, manage, and transact DOER Tokens, providing a convenient and safe storage solution for token holders.
Note: This glossary includes the terms used in the context of the DOER marketplace and the Web 3.0 industry. It provides a brief explanation of each term for better understanding within the DOER ecosystem.
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