Two measures of participation
The announcement identifies the Dynamic Soulbound Token as a digital identity credential used by participants in the Gold Protocol. Its holder count and completed-task count describe different things: one concerns credentials held, while the other records activities completed across the programme.
The figures are reported by nGRND. This update does not present them as independently audited user statistics or assume that every holder corresponds to a separately verified unique person.
Keeping the milestones comparable
These DSBT figures should not be substituted for earlier gaming participation totals. Gold Fest and Dig It reported activity in separate gaming programmes, while this announcement concerns DSBT holders and participation tasks within the Gold Protocol.
The company described the milestone as occurring just over three weeks after its official launch. This article preserves the post’s publication date without inferring a separate launch date from that relative description.
What the numbers do not show
Completed tasks are a measure of reported activity, not a statement of revenue or cash rewards paid. The post does not provide an independent audit, a detailed counting methodology or a reconciliation of unique people across all programmes.
The original company announcement is linked below. Future updates may use different reporting periods or definitions, so changes should be read alongside their sources rather than treated as directly comparable by default.
Sources and further information
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