Community Empowered Education.

Communities use Bora protocol to fund the education of our future leaders. Transparent and Community operated, Bora is the future for funding student education.

Community Controlled Capital

Operated and managed by the community, BORA DAO gives the community the tools to evaluate, to vote and to fund proposals presented by students in need of a loan. The community controls the BORA DAO treasury to fund education for those that need it most.

Educate Tomorrow's Leaders

Thousands of students are excluded from education because they cannot access student loans (funding) due to a lack of a credit record and/or lack of access to funding. BORA DAO creates access to funding and will fund the education our future leaders.

Democratize student loans

Anybody, anywhere can create a sub-DAO to give their community the tools so any student can submit a proposal and access funding from the DAO. BORA DAO opens access to funding to allow students to fund their education.

How It Works

A student requiring a loan will be onboarded to the Cardano blockchain by creating a DID (Decentralised Identifier) as part of KYC (Know Your Customer). After passing the KYC process, the student will be issued sBORA and welcomed to the BORA DAO community. To qualify for a loan, a student must create and submit a proposal to the BORA DAO for the community to evaluate. Proposals submitted will be reviewed and presented to the community to vote for funding approval.

Bora Community Advisors review the proposals submitted. Bora Community Advisors will consist primarily from students with existing loans obtained from BORA DAO in previous rounds. Further, a community advisors is anyone who participates in the community to develop, assist, advise, or improve the project. Bora Community Advisors are incentivised to present high quality proposals for voting because the loan default rate affects the whole community - a high default rate will raise the interest rates on all loans that have to be repaid.

The BORA DAO treasury is funded via stablecoins deposited to BORA DAO loan vaults. Providers of stablecoins will be issued vBORA and will receive the bulk of the revenue obtained from the interest on loans issued. vBORA holders will vote and will approve funding for the proposals presented by students. vBORA gives the providers of liquidity (users that deposit stablecoins in to BORA loan vaults) the ability to decide where their provided capital will be deployed. Proposals approved will be funded from the BORA DAO treasury, students receiving funding will become Bora Community Advisors and will participate in the community.

BORA DAO will be open source so any community anywhere can create a sub-DAO and have the tools to operate and manage funds for students requiring loans. Communities use Bora DAO to fund the education of future leaders. Transparent and Community operated, Bora DAO is the future for funding education for those that need it most.

Our tokens

The Bora protocol will have 3 tokens in our ecosystem:

$BORA

$BORA will be the main native token of the BORA protocol. $BORA will be used to reward users for performing different activities (review proposal, vote on proposals, stake stablecoins, etc) on the BORA DAO network. $BORA holders can stake their $BORA to receive vBORA and share in the revenue from transaction fees and interest on loans issued.

vBORA

vBORA will be used for governance of BORA DAO. vBORA can be obtained by staking $BORA and/or providing stablecoins (liquidity) to the BORA protocol. vBORA holders will have the power to vote and approve funding for the proposals presented by students. vBORA gives the providers of liquidity (users that deposit stablecoins in BORA Vaults) the ability to decide where their provided capital will be deployed. Providers of liquidity will receive the bulk of the revenue obtained from interest on loans issued

sBORA

sBORA will be used to incentivise community participation and to bring transparency and quality assurance to the protocol. Community advisors and students that complete KYC will receive sBORA. Any student that submits a loan proposal request through the protocol will be required to hold a proportional amount of sBORA to the value of the loan requested. To receive additional sBORA and thus increase the size of the loan available to the student, the student will have to be active in the DAO community. Members of the community can also “delegate” their sBORA to a student proposal to increase the loan size and to ‘vouch’ for another student on the protocol. The more actively involved with the protocol a student is, the greater the loan amount they can take out.

Our Team

Fanna

Fanna Park

The All rounder
Fanna obtained his MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Fanna brings an understanding of financial technology, capital markets, investment banking and consulting. He has a cross-cultural understanding of African economies combined with multi-year hands-on experience spanning product development and delivery of strategic partnerships.
Brad

Bradley Heather

The Tech Guru
Brad is an Architect turned blockchain engineer with a deep passion for functional programming. Brad completed the second cohort of the Plutus-Pioneer-Program and an internship at M-Labs and has been actively building on Cardano ever since. He has led the development of projects in both Plutus.Tx and in Plutarch.
Michael

Michael Ochailap

The Educator
Michael is a holder of a Bachelor of Computer Science and information technology with several years working experience in marketing, management, ICT, entrepreneurship, crypto trading and crypto training. Micheal is an active member in the Ugandan blockchain industry. Micheal will act as a moderator and advisor for our community channels
Robert

Robert Kabega

The Voice
Robert is a hands-on sales, marketing, and business development professional with vast experience in supporting small to medium-sized businesses. Robert is adept at mentoring & coaching, strategic planning, project planning & management, and sales development. Robert’s uses his analytical thinking and communication skills to act as the voice of our community.
Andrew

Andrew Slabbert

the web guy
Andy is a professional web developer and online marketer. Andy is experienced and skilled in T-SQL, PHP, WordPress, HTML and Adobe Photoshop. Andy is responsible for the Bora Finance front-end application and will lead the Bora Finance marketing campaign.

Fanna Park

Fanna obtained his MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Fanna brings an understanding of financial technology, capital markets, investment banking and consulting.
He has a cross-cultural understanding of African economies combined with multi-year hands-on experience spanning product development and delivery of strategic partnerships.