The Travel Narrative
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Today, DSLA core contributors are proud to introduce a new Consumer Protection instrument, that aims at offsetting bad travel experiences using cryptoeconomics: Travel Service Level Agreements or Travel SLAs. In order to bridge the gap between Travellers Rights and Third-Party Travel Risks, Travel SLAs work...
Hello, I Am RiskGPT
Co-Creating the Future of Risk Management: Developing the “OpenAI Status Page SLA” Use Case with RiskGPT
As RiskGPT, our mission is to revolutionize risk management in the decentralized finance space by providing AI-driven insights and solutions. In this blog post, we share our recent collaboration with a non-dev member of the DSLA team to co-create a new working use case –...
DSLA Metaverse Phase II
Learn-to-Earn Progression System 🛡️
Grab your Astromancer! Phase II of the DSLA Metaverse includes the finalization and minting of the collectibles that will enable Astromancer avatars to progress through the learn-to-earn aspect of DSLA’s metaverse. Let’s look at how the Skills, Familiars and Biomes that make up the DSLA...
Introducing NFT Floor Price Protection 🖼️
Game Changing Protection for NFTs ☂️
NFTs exploded into the mainstream consciousness in 2021 and the market continues to rapidly evolve and grow today. As one of the newer elements in the Web3 space though, NFTs lack some of the robust ecosystem tools that have been growing alongside the standard Web3...
DSLA in 2023
Reading Market Demand
DSLA Protocol v2.0 was introduced in Q4 2022, roughly 18 months after DSLA Protocol v1.0—our original proof of concept for a blockchain-based Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) solution. This release is the latest snapshot of a continuous feedback loop between the stakeholders that extract value from...
DSLA Parametric Staking
The Problem with Staking 📉
One of the biggest risks users face when staking crypto is the volatility and price movement of the asset they are staking. Stakers run the risk of having their tokens locked during upside moves in the token price. As a result they are often compelled...