The Graph, a leading decentralized protocol for blockchain data indexing, has introduced Geo Genesis, a groundbreaking application aimed at decentralizing knowledge sharing within the web3 ecosystem.

Geo Genesis: Decentralizing Knowledge Sharing

Empowering communities to create and govern knowledge

Geo Genesis enables users—regardless of technical expertise—to:

• Manage, share, and govern knowledge through collaborative hubs called “Spaces.”
• Leverage built-in governance tools for community-driven decision-making.
• Participate in a user-friendly environment that promotes knowledge creation and curation.

This innovative app shifts the focus from asset-centric platforms to knowledge-based applications, fostering more meaningful community engagement.

Integration with GRC-20 Data Standard

Enhancing interoperability and adaptability

Geo Genesis builds on The Graph’s recent launch of the GRC-20 data standard, offering:

• Unified knowledge graphs for seamless data integration.
• Interoperability across different blockchains and applications.
• Composable frameworks to simplify decentralized data management.

This standard allows users to create and manage knowledge directly on the GRT network, making the process more accessible and scalable.

Governance and Community Engagement

Built-in tools for collaborative decision-making

Geo Genesis operates through a governance model with two primary roles:

• Editors: Hold governance voting power to guide content curation and decision-making.
• Members: Contribute to Spaces by sharing insights and knowledge.

This structure encourages active participation and ensures that community members play a vital role in platform development.

Early Access and Future Development

Join the early wave of decentralized knowledge sharing

Geo Genesis is currently in its early access phase, offering:

• Invitation-based access to create and contribute to Spaces.
• Early examples of knowledge graphs, such as curated crypto news hubs managed by Editors.
• A platform designed to demonstrate how decentralized knowledge structures can reshape information sharing.

The Graph’s Ongoing Evolution

Expanding its blockchain indexing legacy

Since launching in 2018, The Graph has become a cornerstone of blockchain data infrastructure, supporting over 80 blockchains, including:

• Ethereum
• Avalanche
• Arbitrum
• Optimism
• Base

Geo Genesis represents The Graph's next step in advancing web3 technologies, blending data accessibility with community governance to drive the future of decentralized knowledge sharing.