Golem is ranked number 14 on coinmarketcap.com with a price of .51 cents per coin.
The total supply of Golem or GNT is capped at 1 billion coins, with the current circulating supply totaling 829 million.
The 24 hours volume is around 9.4 million with the market cap totalling 424 billion.
https://golem.network/
Golem’s website states it is a global, open sourced, decentralized super computer that anyone can access. It is also a sharing economy of computing power where anyone can make money by renting out their computing power or developing & selling software.
Use cases for Golem include:
Computer graphics
Machine learning, or AI
and
Cryptography and mining
Because Golem uses the Ethereum network, they use an ethereum-based transaction system to clear payments between providers, requestors and software developers
Despite being called a pump and dump, which I think every alt coin at one point has been labeled as such, Golem as a cryptocurrency is quite promising. The team behind it has been working constantly to bring their project to life.
Right now Golem is in its Alpha stage with a solid team testing the software.
Furthermore, the crowd sale for Golem raised a commendable 6.8 million dollars which has since grown over 100million dollars.
Golem runs on the Ethereum network with a team consisting of 15 individuals, 9 of which are software engineers, an ethereum engineer, and a p2p engineer and advisor.
Golem is open source, meaning you’re free to check out their work on GitHub and see just how actively they are working on their project.
Golem has some competition in the form of big name companies, like Amazon, Microsoft and other cloud storage service providers. Golem certainly has an edge with decentralization, and the potential to utilize thousands of computers and data centers to achieve fast, powerful computations, but I think they’ll have to consider how to compete with the other services that these big name companies provide that make them attractive to customers.