🚀Project Info Panel

The Project Info Panel provides you with essential information about the project in a concise format. While the content can vary from project to project, it usually offers key insights that help you assess the project's potential and decide whether to support it.

Information Typically Displayed

Project Overview

A simple description of the project’s mission and what it aims to achieve.

For example, a project might explain that it wants to create a gaming platform where players can own and trade in-game items (like characters or tools) using blockchain technology.

This gives you a clear, high-level understanding of the project's goals and purpose, helping you quickly see what the project is about.

Key Features

The main elements that make the project special.

These could include how users interact with the platform, any new technology it uses, or how it integrates with blockchain. For instance, users might earn tokens by playing games, trade NFTs (digital items), or participate in decisions about the project.

This helps you see what makes the project unique and understand the value it offers to users like you.

Tokenomics

An explanation of how the project’s tokens work.

This could include how many tokens exist, what you can do with them, and whether you can vote on decisions using them. It might also explain how you can earn rewards by holding tokens.

This helps you understand the role of the token in the project and how it could provide value over time.

Roadmap

A timeline showing important steps the project plans to take in the future.

This could include new features, partnerships, or when the token will be available on certain exchanges.

The roadmap helps you see how the project plans to grow and reach its goals, giving you an idea of when to expect progress.

The Company/Team

Information about the people behind the project.

This section might tell you about the team’s experience, skills, or any important partners they are working with.

Knowing more about the team helps build trust. You can better understand whether the people involved have the right experience to make the project successful.

Use Cases

Real-life examples of how the project could be used.

This might include partnerships, new markets the project wants to enter, or how the platform will solve specific problems.

Understanding these examples shows you how the project will work in the real world and how it can create value for users.

Community and Governance

Details about how decisions are made in the project and how the community (people who support the project) can get involved.

It might also explain how users can propose ideas or vote on changes.

This shows how much control the users and community have over the project’s future direction, which can be important in decentralized projects.