Our Approach
How do we leverage Web3 & Agriculture 👨🏽🌾
Kokonut Network was created with the aim of reducing the obstacles to agricultural development, rural project funding, and democratizing investment in real-world projects. We will use blockchain technology to establish multiple plantations across the country, providing advantages to the global crypto communities and everyone in the network.
There are many DAOs with great ideas, copywriting, and marketing, but without a solid business model. Unfortunately, many of these projects are rug-pulled or abandoned by users due to lack of a quality product.
Kokonut Network has a distinct approach. Rather than establishing our proposal or business plan by taking advantage of our users, attempting to get them to purchase some non-backed token, we have created a system that is resilient over time. It is backed by coconut plants on our land, and has a DAO for governance, funds allocation, and rewards sharing.
Coconut farming is a proven business that offers many potential benefits. From providing a reliable source of income for farmers to supplying a wide range of products for consumers, this industry has a lot to offer. Not only does it provide a steady source of income, but it also helps to strengthen the local economy and promote sustainable development.
Coconut farming can also help protect the environment by providing an alternative to deforestation and reducing the use of pesticides. Furthermore, coconut farming can help to create jobs in rural areas, helping to reduce poverty and improve quality of life.
How are we doing so far?
Kokonut Network Chronological Achievements 🗓️
Milestones [January–April]
Milestones [May-July]
Milestones [Aug-October]
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Kokonut V1 Green Paper (with Expert’s advice from the Department of Agriculture)
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Kokonut Framework featured in a University Thesis “Community Regeneration through Technology”
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Glo Consortium Membership
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Black Blockchain Summit: Ensuring Caribbean Success in the Blockchain Age
Milestones [November-December]
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Kokonut V1 Green Paper “Request for Comments” Version
