Ціна Push Protocol

Formerly called Ethereum Push Notification Service or EPNS, Push Protocol is a decentralized protocol for managing blockchain-based notifications in an incentivized, blockchain-agnostic, and platform-independent manner. PUSH is the native cryptocurrency of the Push Protocol decentralized application (dApp).

Push Protocol functions as a middleware across Web3 services, dApps, and smart contracts to ensure that users never miss any notification that requires any action from their end. In this manner, it provides superior user experience and engagement for Web3 activity.

The Push Protocol dApp works by letting decentralized services select what notifications they would like to send to their users. In addition, users of the service also have the flexibility to choose which service they would like to receive alerts.

Subscribing to Push Protocol enables users to never miss a notification from the dApps or decentralized services they use on their browsers or computing devices. In addition, Push Protocol also incentivizes its service by distributing rewards generated through staking PUSH tokens among all users.

The Push Protocol decentralized communication protocol lets users receive alerts about on-chain and off-chain activity on Web3 services, dApps, or smart contracts they engage. The notifications can be connected to their crypto wallets, allowing users a smooth overall experience when interacting with decentralized projects.

Just like push notifications for Web2 technologies, the decentralized notifications offered by Push Protocol are designed to improve engagement with applications and services but are designed exclusively for Web 3.0. Push Protocol differs from conventional Web2 push notifications as it empowers the end user with the freedom to control what notifications they receive and how they benefit them.

The Push Protocol dApp consists of four key aspects:

Service

A service can include dApps, Web 3.0 services, wallets, or users that wish to send out notifications.

Channel

A channel is any service activated on the Push Protocol and enjoys the power to create and distribute notifications.

User

Any end user who interacts with a service and wants notifications from these dApps, smart contracts, or wallets is termed a user within the Push Protocol ecosystem.

Subscriber

A user who elects to receive notifications from existing channels within the Push Protocol system is called a subscriber.

Push Protocol is available as a mobile app, browser extension, or standalone decentralized application (dApp) running on the Ethereum network.

Harsh Rajat and Richa Joshi founded the Push Protocol protocol to close the communication gap between Web3 services and end users. The Push Protocol project was formulated in January 2020.

The co-founders started their journey by presenting the concept of Push Protocol to the Ethereum Foundation. The work on the project began with the support of ETH Global, Aave, and the ETH developer community.

Push Protocol was shortlisted among the top 20 projects by Gitcoin Kernel, helping it raise funds in the initial rounds. The Push Protocol project went live in January 2021, allowing Web3 services, smart contracts, and dApps to send notifications to Web3 users’ crypto wallet addresses.

The team of developers introduced token contract, vesting, and staking functionalities along with NFTs for early adopters and the Push Protocol community in February 2021. ChainSafe audited Push Protocol contracts in April 2021, offering more safety to the project.

In April 2021, Push Protocol also started collaborating with several strategic partners across key areas of the industry. The V1 of the Push Protocol went live in April 2021.

Since then, Push Protocol has partnered or collaborated with numerous established brands, including Maker, Aave, Uniswap, ENS, dYdX, Polygon, Gitcoin, Decentraland, and more. The project’s advisors include Nischal Shetty, CEO and Founder of WazirX, Sandeep Nailwal, Co-founder at Polygon, DeFi Dad, and Vivek Singh, Co-founder at Gitcoin.

The project rebranded itself from Ethereum Push Notification Service (EPNS) to Push Protocol on 27 September 2022. The rebranding effort is part of the team’s strategy to expand operations beyond Ethereum to other blockchains and beyond push notifications to all forms of communication in the world of Web3.