CARV Partners with Binance for New Data Campaign

Santa Clara, CA, August 5th, 2024, Chainwire

CARV, a modular data layer for gaming and AI, has teamed up with Binance to launch a new campaign through the Binance Web3 Wallet. This campaign aims to integrate user data into the self-custody crypto wallet to enhance gaming and AI experiences.

Campaign Overview

CARV is inviting users to engage in social quests and securely bind their wallets and IDs, with rewards offered in return. This initiative empowers users to benefit from their personal data, allowing them to own, control, and monetize it to support advancements in gaming and AI technologies.

“We are delighted to collaborate with Binance Web3 wallet, leveraging their wallet with our data layer to reshape the gaming and AI landscape, and providing a win-win-win for ourselves, our users, and Binance Web3 Wallet,” said Victor Yu, CARV COO. “The campaign aims to empower users to securely contribute their data and take ownership of their information, paving the way for a more transparent and equitable digital economy.”

The campaign will run from August 5, 2024, at 08:00:00 UTC to August 26 at 23:59:39 UTC, introducing rewards for participants using the Binance Web3 Wallet, with a prize pool of 1M $CARV and USDT. CARV aims to attract new users through this initiative.

More details about the campaign and participation can be found here.

About CARV

CARV Protocol is a modular data layer that facilitates data exchange and value distribution across the gaming and AI sectors. It encompasses end-to-end data flow processes, including data verification, identity authentication, storage, processing, model training, and value distribution. With the CARV Protocol, individuals can own, control, verify, and monetize their data, revolutionizing its use and sharing while ensuring privacy, ownership, and control remain with individuals, thereby paving the way for a future where data generates value for all.

Contact:
COO: Victor Y.
Email: [email protected]

This article was originally published on Chainwire.