Pawtocol Now on Coinbase

There’s an environmental cost of minting NFTs. An average transaction is around 142 kWh. Which takes up as much the average household electricity consumption for around 5 days! NFTs are minted using Ethereum, a type of cryptocurrency on the blockchain, a community-built technology that respects a user’s privacy and data. How it All Works …

Pawtocol is a one of a kind decentralized platform with multiple services. …

The Biodegradable Blockchain Pet Tag by GreenDogi powered by Pawtocol is here and it’s nothing short of revolutionary. We have created the most ethical pet tag ever made and from its onset, it has been designed with ESG principles — Environmentally and Socially responsibility, with inclusive and transparent Governance —…

One of the most unique innovations of the Pawtocol platform is the Data Marketplace, a first of its kind, peer-to-peer exchange for our users to safely sell their de-identified data directly to companies and groups that want to buy it. For users, this means getting paid when someone wants to…

The email address of a single internet user is worth $89 to any brand If the collective revenue of digital advertising companies in the US is put together, the data generated from an adult would be worth about $35 per month. Pawtocol is on a journey towards setting a new…

Facebook’s data on one single user is sufficient enough to fill 400,000 Word docs; for Google, it is seven times this number. In 2012, the data brokering industry generated a staggering revenue of $150 billion, today, it is worth over $200 billion. Pawtocol — an online pet company, deploys a…

Pawtocol has been designed with the key pain points of Animal Welfare Organizations (AWOs) in mind because it offers additional revenue streams that can fund operations and its features will improve efficiency making volunteers more productive. When it comes to animal rescues, not only do pain points exist in the…

The team and I have recently begun taking a peek behind the curtain of big tech. The wizardry with which they use our data to develop products, equip marketers, and “personalize” our digital experience is truly astonishing. …

Until recently, I never really thought about the value of data. Whenever I needed to let a new app get my info from Facebook, I agreed. It was just easier that way. I knew Amazon and Alexa were tracking every move I made when it came to their technology, and…