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description: The first experiment, a proof of concept.
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# Proof-of-White (PoW)

#### The goal of Proof-of-White (PoW) is to mix and blend Red[^1] + Green[^2] + Blue[^3] to create White[^4].

<img src="https://895322275-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FKEVWzFZzXPvmupH1VvLi%2Fuploads%2FMgQkvyJqdBhSODEEcIz2%2Ffile.excalidraw.svg?alt=media&#x26;token=3ebcde1e-64bb-4f0f-b32f-c30d30698b00" alt="Players will login to our dApp. Deposit each of the three Base Colour NFTs, and receive a White Palette Colour NFT." class="gitbook-drawing">

PoW is our proof of concept. We will test our dApp and our blending mechanism. There is no Clan aspect to PoW. We introduce that in [**Proof-of-Black**](proof-of-black-pob).

* In order to blend 1 White (255,255,255), players need to combine 1 Red (255,0,0), 1 Green (0,255,0), and 1 Blue (0,0,255) Palette Colour NFTs
* You can obtain other Base Colours via a secondary market (we will integrate with as many NFT marketplaces as possible) or via direct P2P trading
* Players will login to our dApp, and blend the NFTs to create White (255,255,255). You will receive a corresponding White Palette Colour NFT upon successful blending!

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#### Proof-of-White (PoW) lasts for 1 month.

At the end of the month, the players with the most White Palette Colour NFTs will win a PoW trophy (don't worry, participation awards will also be given).

At some point in the future, we may provide additional benefits for each person holding a trophy and/or award (e.g. access to tools, additional benefits in Palette). We may also allow you to consume your White Palette Colour NFT to unlock a cool feature.

#### Will there be more PoWs in the future?

We may revisit Proof-of-White at some point in the future, if there is a need to do so. We prefer to let the [**Palette DAO**](../palette/palette-dao) decide on topics such as this.

[^1]: In RGB, that's (255,0,0)

[^2]: In RGB, that's (0,255,0)

[^3]: In RGB, that's (0,0,255)

[^4]: In RGB, that's (255,255,255)
