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KOLab = Blockchain RAM.
KOLab is the first project building explicitly towards becoming the RAM of blockchain.
The Random Access Memory (RAM) of a traditional computer accelerates its performance. RAM is not essential to a computer's baseline functioning — but can you imagine the modern gaming industry without RAM?
In the same way, Revenue Aggregation Martech (RAM) accelerates commercial operations within a blockchain environment, though it's not required for essential blockchain operations. But no blockchain may optimize growth without the ability to
accept a wide variety of currencies,
present brand-friendly UX/UI, and
provide immediate, single step value to the end user regardless of payment method.
When used in KOLab protocol architecture, RAM embraces the emergent future of Objects as transaction administrators without cannibalizing revenues from the $30-60 billion USD traditional P2P influencer market.
Revenue Aggregation
Partnering with the most efficient web2 and web3 payment gateways is essential to the notion of revenue aggregation. KOLab partners with the gateways providing the fastest service with an eye to compliance for fiat-to-crypto transfers.
KOLab's acceptance into the 2024 ThirdWeb Startup Cohort 2 provides support towards Revenue Aggregation in the form of
compliant fiat-to-crypto conversion,
account abstraction, and
in-app wallets
until such time as KOLab builds proprietary solutions.
Martech
web3BrandOnboarding.v1 mistakenly placed responsibility on brands to become involved in tech as developers and data analysts. Coca-Cola sells food; it does not build Sandbox experiences.
The martech of RAM ensures brands get the same level of convenience and immediate value they demand in web2 with brand friendly UX/UI and single-step payment value.
Brand Friendly UX/UI
KOLab Foundation has onboarded 1upnova as design partner to ensure KOLab looks and feels familiar and easy regardless of the complexity of its infrastructure.
Single Step Payment Value
Much of the friction in crypto occurs when crypto adjacent users attempt to receive the value they want from an inconvenient starting position, such as fiat. In most cases, the user is forced to initiate a multistep process to receive his intended value (e.g., convert-then-bridge-then-swap) instead of simply transacting from his current position to his intended one.
RAM architecture creates an intent-centric UX for user payments regardless of their starting point. KOLab performs all middleman conversions between payment and value receipt automatically in the background, regardless if the transaction starts on or off chain.
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