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DOCK to Finalize Token Migration on March 15th
cheqd has outlined the next steps for migrating DOCK tokens to CHEQ, following Proposal #52. The process involves minting 52.8 million $CHEQ to facilitate the
Dock to Hold AMA on X on July 15th
Dock will host an AMA on X with Nick Lambert and Elina Cadouri, the CEO and COO of the company, respectively. The session is scheduled to take place on July
Dock to Launch Roadmap on January 11th
Dock will release an updated roadmap on January 11th.
Dock to Hold AMA on X on December 14th
Dock is integrating with Polygon ID. The integration will be discussed in detail during an AMA on X on December 14th at 5 pm UTC. The discussion will cover
Dock to Attend Ethereum Community Conference in Paris on July 20th
As part of the Ethereum Community Conference scheduled for July 20th, Dock will conduct a presentation focusing on their recent integration with Polygon. This
Partnership Announcement
New partnership is coming
Live Stream on YouTube
AMA will take place on YouTube
Roadmap Update
Q4 roadmap update o YouTube
Big Announcement
Big announcement
AMA on Twitter
AMA on Twitter
Big Announcement
Product Feature
WEB3 ID Launch
AMA on Binance Turkish Telegram
Webinar on Zoom
AMA on Telegram
Staking on Binance
Listing on CoinEx
AMA onTelegram
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What is Dock?
Dock is a decentralized data exchange protocol designed to incentivize and facilitate the exchange of professional information between different platforms. It provides an innovative solution that allows users to efficiently share their professional data in a secure and reliable environment.
Users can conveniently transfer their data from one application on a platform to another application on a different platform using the Dock protocol (provided they support this protocol). The information is updated and synchronized between the applications. Users have the ability to choose where and how their data is used. However, after exchanging data with an application, the user loses control over how the application shares their data with third parties.
The Dock protocol utilizes its own token, DOCK, to manage the identification system. The DOCK token is also used to reward users who contribute to the ecosystem, for example, through identity validation or data provision.