The future of IncentiVerse

Dear IncentiVerse Community,

We are happy to share some important updates about the future of IncentiVerse and how we plan to evolve to serve our community and the broader web3 ecosystem more effectively.

After careful consideration based on strategic product valuation in 2024 and valuable feedback from industry experts, we’ve decided to split IncentiVerse into two independent projects, each with a sharper focus and clearer value proposition:

  • IncentiVerse will continue under its current brand and focus on loyalty tokens, providing an innovative, platform-agnostic interface for managing loyalty incentives. Think of it as a dedicated platform for loyalty tokens, bridging networks and enabling seamless cross-chain integrations.
  • Our Skill Credential Protocol will focus on decentralizing education, work experience, and skill verification credentials. This protocol will empower builders in web3 and web2 to integrate trusted credentials into their dApps and solutions. The protocol’s new name will reflect its mission of enabling trust and interoperability and will be announced soon.

We believe this strategic move will allow us to better serve each market while staying true to our mission of advancing decentralized solutions that empower individuals and organizations.

What to expect

  • For IncentiVerse (loyalty tokens): We are incorporating in Texas, USA, and will focus on building a strong presence in the US market, with plans to expand globally.
  • For our Skill Credential Protocol: Development will be led by Synthonyx Technologies Ltd in Cyprus. Our focus remains on building a robust protocol that adds value to the entire web3 ecosystem. We’ll soon be sharing opportunities for you to help shape the future of the Skill Credential Protocol.

Both projects will continue to share the same core values: transparency, decentralization, and community-driven innovation. We are excited to embark on this journey with you and look forward to your continued support.

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