Margarita Kattsyna

A Network for the retrieve of data sovereignty, the new paradigm of data circulation and transaction, and entirely release of data values.

A Community composed of different people, enterprises and organizations, where every single one can coordinate and meet their data requirements, exchange data assets in an equitable and autonomous way.

An Ecosystem that sustainably spreads values and keeps long-term & healthy growing, via a self-governed supervision and grant mechanism called Auth3 DAO.

We have been focused on solving privacy and security problems of public blockchain since 2018.

Connection

By connection and aggregation, the value of data, especially personal data, is maximized.

Authentication

Datasets are always authentic and authorized, which is the premise of all.

Monetization

Datatokens turn data into real assets, which completely unlocks the value of data.

Regulation-compliance

We leverage privacy computing technology to share the computation value rather than data itself.

MetaMirror is the entrance to a safe and fair Metaverse. It's the data asset and identity infrastructure designed for Metaverse applications.

MetaMirror is the foundation of Metaverse. It is a gateway between Web 2.0 and Web 3.0. Through MetaMirror, your Web 2.0 data can be used to construct mirrored data assets on Web 3.0. These data assets will be further used to earn you income in the Web 3.0 world.

MetaMirror unifies digital and physical assets. And just like all other assets, owners retain full rights towards their data assets. This includes not only the right to manage data usage, but also the right to extract profit from it. The data asset is stored in Parcel, a privacy-preserving blockchain storage and computation infrastructure. You can manage how your data asset is being used by reviewing the compensation terms of data projects and contributing to the ones of your option. You also can choose to support the science fields you are interested in by granting them compute access to your data asset, and become part of human’s data-driven innovations.

How it works

There are two tiers of data involved in MBuddies, the raw data and the MBuddy attributes. MBuddy attributes are derived from raw data through community-defined algorithms. Both tiers are securely handled.

MetaMirror helps you establish two things:

1. Web 3.0 Data Asset: stored in your own Oasis Parcel account

2. MBuddy: a Metaverse identity

Why do I need MetaMirror?

MetaMirror ensures your data rights in the Metaverse. Namely:

1. the right to manage how your data assets are used

2. the right to derive profit from these assets

Are you an NFT project?

No, MetaMirror is a platform that can be used for NFT releases. We aren't the issuer of the NFT. MetaMirror supports NFT release projects through a privacy-preserving way to use minter's on-chain identity.

What is MetaMirror Data Asset?

MetaMirror mirrors your scatter data in centralized internet into Web 3.0 Data Assets. Your data assets are stored in your own Oasis Parcel account. All future computations are also performed in Oasis Parcel.

Note: Parcel is developed by Oasis Labs. It's a blockchain-based privacy-preserving data storage and computation infrastructure.

What is MBuddy?

MBuddy is a data creature born from your data. It is your mirrored self living in the Metaverse.

At its core, MBuddy is a computed profile derived from your Data Assets. Metaverse applications can access your MBuddy to provide services that depend on who you are, without compromising your data rights.

An NFT is a piece of digital media that can be owned, sold and traded. But that's just scratching the surface – NFTs will be the atomic unit of ownership across metaverses.

Bitski - The NFT platform powering commerce in the metaverse. BITSKI EXISTS TO INCREASE ACCESSIBILITY, PARTICIPATION AND CREATOR SOVEREIGNTY IN THE INTERNET ECONOMY.

1. Own things

Take your NFTs with you by connecting your Bitski wallet to other apps and games.

2. Trade things

Trade with other people? no? Well if those were digital, you could trade them ok.You don't own something unless you can sell it! You can sell your NFTs through any supported marketplace.Take you

3. Sell things

Trade with other people? no? Well if those were digital, you could trade them ok.You don't own something unless you can sell it! You can sell your NFTs through any supported marketplace.Take you

4. Connect Appes

Take your NFTs with you by connecting your Bitski wallet to other apps and games.

The Bitski Creator platform automates the minting and transferring of your NFTs. Experiment with selling digital content on a blockchain – not your checkout experience. Credit cards accepted for all NFT purchases.

Bitski Wallet SSO

Every Bitski user has a secure, OAuth compliant wallet to keep their NFTs safe. Allowing users to easily connect their wallets to your worlds.

Social Apps

Content shared in your app isn't confined to the limits of physical space. Enable your users to bring their digitally own goods into your platform.

Virtual Worlds

Let the people flex their NFTs on your block. Digital goods need to be supported in multiple worlds like yours. This is how the metaverse begins.

Developer Tools

Automate distribution and management of NFTs on your platform. Bitski developer tools were built so platforms like yours can start experimenting with NFTs.

How it works

BLOCKCHAIN

SIMPLIFIED

At it's simplest form, a blockchain is like a global spreadsheet of transactions. Nobody can edit existing transactions, but anyone can add a new one.

THE INTERNET’S

LAW OF OWNERSHIP

Turns out, blockchain is a great tool for verifying the owner of digital things. Which means the whole concept of owning something digitally can exist. Which is crazy and mind bending, but here we are.

A BRAVE NEW

FRONTIER

We're true believers that digital ownership will have profound impacts on how we use the internet, build communities, and reconcile our value to existing platforms. There's an entire new world of creation, ownership and monetization coming, and it can be truly overwhelming. We're here to help you experiment with ideas today, and navigate the revolution.

The Oasis Apes NFT project is a limited Profile-Picture(PFP) with added utility community-driven collection fully native to the Oasis Emerald Parachain, one of the Parachains of the Oasis Protocol.

With a supply of only 3,333 algorithmically generated Apes with hundreds of Hand-Drawn traits accompanied by a complex rarity system, strive to become a blue-chip NFT project on the Oasis Network!

Partners with “big names” native to the Oasis ecosystem, such as the leading and first DEX “Yuzuswap”, the innovator of Web3 “Metamirror” and a plethora of communities native to the ecosystem.

Main goal is to become a blue-chip collectible collection on Oasis.

Cryptocurrency Scams and How to Avoid Them

1- Imposter Websites

You may be following a solid tip from someone with a lot of expertise but still become a victim by accidently visiting a fake website. There's a surprising number of websites that have been set up to resemble original, valid startup companies. If there isn't a small lock icon indicating security near the URL bar and no "https" in the site address think twice.

2- Fake Mobile Apps

Another common way scammers trick cryptocurrency investors is through fake apps available for download through Google Play and the Apple App Store. Although stakeholders can often quickly find these fake apps and get them removed, that doesn't mean the apps aren't impacting many bottom lines. Thousands of people have already downloaded fake cryptocurrency apps, reports Bitcoin News.

3- Bad Tweets and Other Social Media Updates

If you're following celebrities and executives on social media, you can't be sure that you're not following impostor accounts. The same applies to cryptocurrencies, where malicious, impersonating bots are rampant. Don't trust offers that come from Twitter or Facebook, especially if there seems to be an impossible result. Fake accounts are everywhere.

4- Scamming Emails

Even if it looks exactly like an email you received from a legitimate cryptocurrency company, take care before investing your digital currency. Is the email the exact same, and are the logo and branding identical? Can you verify that the email address is legitimately connected to the company? The ability to check on this is one reason why it's important to choose a company that has real people working for it. If you have doubts about an email, ask someone who works there. And never click on a link in a message to get to a site.

HOW TO AVOID

1. Do Your Research

It can be hard to ignore advice from billionaires and influencers online, but do your own research before investing your money. Start with PCMag's guide to buying, selling, and managing Bitcoin. Do not take information online at face value. If an investment sounds too good to be true, it is probably a scam.

2. Don't Trust Everyone

Treat anyone who contacts you directly and asks for payments in cryptocurrency or offers you an investment opportunity regarding crypto with extreme caution. Do not trust emails even if they appear to be from government officials, public figures or anyone who asks you to pay for anything using cryptocurrency.

3. Secure Your Crypto Wallet

You may have heard stories about people who lost at least a few Bitcoins due to losing control of their virtual wallets. If you own cryptocurrencies, never share your private key or seed phrase with anyone. Store that information offline.

4. Use Multi-Factor Authentication

Use multi-factor authentication on your wallet to try to keep the bad guys out. It is not a sure-fire solution, but it gives people a fighting chance against many attackers.

5. Check That URL

Look carefully at the URL for the crypto websites you visit. Phishing scammers copy the URL of legitimate sites and swap out letters or numbers. Be sure the site is secure, so look for the little lock symbol next to the URL (see HTTPS). Remember to turn on your antivirus software. The best AV we've tested looks out for phishing scams and also blocks malicious URLs.

What is an NFT?

In the simplest terms, NFTs transform digital works of art and other collectibles into one-of-a-kind, verifiable assets that are easy to trade on the blockchain.

The 'non-fungible' part of NFT means that it is completely unique and cannot be directly replaced with something else.

Unlike in currency where exchanging one note of equal value for another would leave you with the same amount, an NFT has its own unique value which is subjective.

This could be, for example, a historic painting or a vintage baseball card. No matter how many copies exist, there will only ever be one original version.

NFTs are unique and not mutually interchangeable, which means no two NFTs are the same.

NFTs are assets that exist in the digital world with no physical version, and digital tokens serve as the certificate of ownership for these assets.

There are several NFT marketplaces which allow online users to buy and sell such tokens. There are also niche marketplaces for more specific types of NFTs, too, such as NBA Top Shot.

How to make an NFT?

Anyone can create an NFT. All that's needed is a digital wallet, a small purchase of ethereum and a connection to an NFT marketplace where you'll be able to upload and turn the content into an NFT or crypto art.