About FACTS-NFT
What is it?
FACTS-NFT is the first marketplace for fact checks in NFT format. It aims to bring together important, historical, and fact-checked content and present it in a way that could attract cryptocurrency investors, international collectors, and/or anyone who feels its time to support the work that is currently being done by fact-checkers.
Where?
FACTS-NFT is available on OpenSea, a peer-to-peer marketplace where millions of investors buy, sell, and discover rare digital items every day. The NBA, for example, is negotiating videos of its famous players top-shots and getting a lot of attention.
In the FACTS-NFT platform, each fact-checking organization will have its own collection of fact checks and can fix individual prices for each piece of their work. The organization will also be asked to choose between selling or auctioning its fact checks. The buyer, on the other hand, just needs to select the fact check he/she would like to buy and authorize a cryptocurrency transaction. Bidders will be invited to follow fact check auctions and bid as if they were on an auction online house.
Who is the team behind?
Gabriel Rondon (Paris, FR): Always involved in projects encompassing bitcoin applications, decentralized finance, autonomous banking, smart contracts, non-fungible tokens. Gabriel is an enthusiast and consultant in the blockchain industry, with strong experience dealing with crypto products globally, as Kraken, Kraken Futures, Bitfinex.
Thiago Rondon (Sao Paulo, BR): Digital coordinator to combat disinformation at the Superior Electoral Court in the Brazilian elections of 2020. Co-founder of Instituto Tecnologia & Equidade that developed systemic proposals to combat electoral disinformation in Brazil. Co-founder of the startup AppCĂvico that supports organizations and leaders with civic technologies.
Cristina Tardáguila (Tampa, USA): Cristina Tardáguila is the founder of AgĂŞncia Lupa, the first fact-checking initiative in her country, Brazil, and the former associate director of the International Fact-Checking Network. As a journalist, she has worked in some of the major Brazilian media outlets: O Globo, Folha de S.Paulo, and revista piauĂ. In 2020 she launched and coordinated the #CoronaVirusFacts Alliance, the largest fact-checking collaborative project ever built.
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