During the last twitter space I hosted, someone asked this: "is it really possible to onboard artisans onchain through @base ?"

Well, yes. That's the focus of our project- CraftLink.

We are creating a platform where local artisans like blacksmith, fashion designers, wood carver,  weaver etc can be onboard Onchain.

That sounds like an amazing initiative! Supporting local artisans and bringing their craft onchain can truly empower them in the digital world. Looking forward to seeing CraftLink in action! 🔗🛠️ 

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We are addressing this by simplifying blockchain technology through user-friendly interfaces, community-driven verification, and localized digital literacy support. We are also creating step-by-step guidance to make trust and transparency accessible without requiring technical expertise.

That's a fascinating project! I've always believed blockchain can empower underserved communities. How do you plan to ensure data integrity and scalability for these artisans, considering their limited tech expertise?