Two ways:

1) Providing an open Web3 ecological and social impact dataset

As it stands now, there is no aggregated data source of the ecological and social impact being made by Web3 projects. Most of the data is simply not available. The data that is publicly available is scattered across disparate sources, both on-chain and off-chain. My building this dataset, we believe projects will be more likely to open up their own data sources.

2) Building an open-source, NFT-gated ecosystem management tool

As described further down, it will start as a way for projects to own their profile pages, but we believe this feature will become a tool for ecosystem management. Someone in the DeSci ecosystem, for example, could leverage the tool to map the space and build a rich knowledge graph for stakeholders. 