# Blockchain
# DeFi
Yield Farming
Exclusive Educational Course, Community & Proprietary Tools Provide Proven Way for Crypto Holders to Print Passive Income, Even in a Bear Market DeFi is the Next Frontier of the Crypto Economy but Barriers to Entry Mean Only 1% of Crypto Holders Participate; YieldFarming.com Makes it Simple
Company Size
25 people
Timeline
1 Month
Technologies
Team Composition
Who we had involved with the project:
1
Project manager
1
Blockchain Engineer
1
API Engineer
About the Client
Exclusive Educational Course, Community & Proprietary Tools Provide Proven Way for Crypto Holders to Print Passive Income, Even in a Bear Market DeFi is the Next Frontier of the Crypto Economy but Barriers to Entry Mean Only 1% of Crypto Holders Participate; YieldFarming.com Makes it Simple
Industry
Yield Farming
Company Size
25 people
The Challenge
They wanted better.
Yieldfarming.com has reimagined graduation with a tech-savvy twist. Instead of traditional diplomas, students are rewarded with NFT degrees – a digital badge of honor for the modern graduate. As a nod to their roots in the vibrant web3 ecosystem, these blockchain-based degrees are not just a symbol of academic achievement but a playful entry ticket into the future of technology. It's cool, it's current, and it's Yieldfarming.com!
Solution
We gave them better.
Leveraging the ERC-721 standard, we designed and minted bespoke NFT degrees that went beyond mere documents—they were personalized tokens of accomplishment. Each month, upon the conclusion of the 15-week course, we refreshed these NFTs with the graduates' names, ensuring each one was as unique as their bearer. With seamless automation, we then air dropped these digital accolades into the students' wallets. Our service made it fun and fuss-free, all while showcasing the versatile charm of NFTs.
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