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Verona is starting to show what its real-world use cases could actually look like.

Through the Global Impact Accelerator (GIA) with HackQuest and Chain for Good, three selected teams are now working toward deployment and verification on Verona Mainnet over the next two months.

The interesting part is that all three projects come from very different industries.

Flywheel AI
Building a proactive AI marketing agent designed to help small businesses identify growth opportunities and execute campaigns without constantly waiting for prompts.

Axis Robotics
Building data infrastructure for Physical AI and robotics, including spatial data collection and browser-based teleoperation.

Kruuu Marketplace
Working on verifiable professional credentials for Indonesia’s entertainment industry, making credentials easier to verify and harder to fake without forcing users through complicated crypto UX.

At first, these projects may look unrelated.

But they all point to the same underlying problem:

trust.

AI needs reliable information.
Robots need trustworthy real-world data.
People need credentials that can actually be verified.

And that helps make Verona’s direction much clearer.

It is not only about putting information onchain.

It is about building infrastructure where information can be verified before humans, applications, or AI agents rely on it.

According to the program announcement, over the next two months, each team will work toward full deployment and verification on Verona Mainnet.

That is the part I think deserves more attention.

The future of AI probably won’t suffer from a lack of data.

The bigger problem may be figuring out:

Which data can actually be trusted?

And that is where Verona’s thesis starts to become much more interesting.

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