The more people we add value to, the greater impact our project will have. Here are some way's we will measure the impact:

1. User Engagement Metrics
Active Users: Track the number of daily active users (DAU) and monthly active users (MAU) to understand the platform's stickiness.

Example: If the MAU consistently grows, it indicates sustained interest in LOOP2.
Session Duration: Measure the average time users spend on the dApp during each visit.

Example: An increasing average session duration can signify that users find the platform's content engaging and beneficial.
Feature Adoption Rate: Monitor how often new features are used and by how many users.

Example: If the web3 education module is utilized by 80% of users, it highlights its value to the community.
2. Educational Impact
Knowledge Assessments: Implement pre- and post- quizzes or tests to gauge user understanding about web3 and personal development topics.

Example: If post-test scores improve by 30% on average, it suggests effective educational content.
User Surveys: Conduct surveys to understand users' confidence in navigating web3 and personal growth after using LOOP2.

Example: 70% of users report increased confidence in understanding and navigating decentralized platforms.
3. Community and Social Impact
User Testimonials: Collect and analyze feedback and stories on how LOOP2 has changed or benefited users’ lives.

Example: A user shares how they landed a job in the web3 sector thanks to the knowledge and character traits nurtured by LOOP2.
Community Growth: Measure the growth of the community on platforms like Telegram, and other social channels.

Example: A 50% increase in Discord/telegram community members over a quarter can indicate a growing, engaged user base.
4. Economic Impact
Revenue Growth: Monitor the growth in subscription or purchase revenues as an indicator of economic success and user value perception.

Example: A consistent 20% quarter-over-quarter growth in revenue can suggest robust business health and user willingness to pay.
Employment Opportunities: Track the number of jobs created directly or indirectly due to LOOP2.

Example: If LOOP2 hires an additional 50 coaches in a year, it signifies economic contribution and platform expansion.
5. Platform Performance Metrics
Platform Uptime: Maintain records of the platform's operational performance, aiming for high uptime.

Example: Achieving 99.9% uptime indicates technical robustness and reliability.
Bug and Issue Reports: Monitor the number and severity of reported issues to ensure smooth user experiences.

Example: A decreasing trend in critical bug reports can point to improved platform stability.
6. Retention and Growth
User Retention Rate: Calculate the percentage of users who continue using LOOP2 over a specific period.

Example: A retention rate of 75% over six months implies users find long-term value in the platform.
Referral Rates: Track how often users refer others to join LOOP2, indicating satisfaction and advocacy.

Example: If each user, on average, refers 3 new users, it suggests strong organic growth and user satisfaction.