What is Native and how will the way communities work?
Surely you have seen or heard from communities, which struggle or have a goal as a goal, these groups usually seek support to carry out their projects. Native is a platform created and developed by the Ethereum group, this platform is eager to help these communities.
Native gives the necessary tools to the members of these communities to obtain support of all kinds, both economically and from other groups with the same ideas. Native allows these communities to create tokens which they can sell and thus help themselves. And it creates bridges between members of different communities but with a common goal, to raise a project that is in their interests.
What are the benefits of a platform that connects people who have a common interest?
Needless to say what are the benefits of connecting people with a common interest, but equally ... some benefits that Native brings to its users when connecting them are:
2- Form alliances
3- Create contacts
4- In case of forming an alliance the chances of reaching your goal immensely increase
These and many more benefits are reflected
What is the impact of having an economy that allows the community to achieve its objectives?
By providing different tools to the communities through Native to sustain themselves in a secure way, an economic base is obtained, which in turn allows the free advancement of the community in search of its objectives.
The impact generated by this economy in the communities is extremely good.
How will Native change the way communities can start and grow?
Native focuses on two important points, these are economic growth and connecting communities.
Through the different plans of Native for the economic sustenance of the groups and communities a solid base is generated on which the project will be sustained. This will increase the chances of success in a big way.
Native connects different communities with common goals, this to give them an opportunity for cooperation between them. Increasing success rates significantly and giving endless tools to its users.
In conclusion, communities will begin to grow more quickly and abundantly with the help of Native
Are there communities where you would like to start or join?
There are different types of communities in Native, here we leave you a small list of some of them:
• "Earth Guardians is a Boulder, Colorado based non-profit that engages young people in programs to empower and amplify their voice, specifically around environmental justice.
• Imaginal Films is a community of conscious film enthusiasts: filmmakers, viewers, and funders convened in one digital ecosystem to collectively develop, produce and distribute conscious films.
• SDG Futures is a decentralized and distributed communities and technology stack for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
• Peace Accelerators is a New-York-based non-profit that is committed to accelerating the spread of global peace by using a community-driven, tech-centric, and future-forward perspective to devise solutions that leverage emergent technologies for the betterment of humanity.
• DOLO is a decentralized open learning organization working to iterate towards a future of smart education that is more open, agile, and rewarding for all stakeholders.
• The Rick & Morty Crew is a collective of fans committed to embracing all things wubalubadubdub! "
How do you think you can use Native to pursue an interest?
Native offers different ways to pursue an interest, if you are in a community with few funds, you can resort to the sale of tokens, but if you want support of another type you can search for communities with common interests and join them. The possibilities are many.
What are some good use cases?
Emanuel is a member of a group interested in the environment, but the community is still young and inexperienced. Using Native they were able to associate with another community with the same objectives, but with more experience, in this way the community of Emanuel can grow together with their associated group looking for the same interest.
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