This time I will explain the details of ICO, ContractNET (CNET) which needs attention.
https://app.contractnet.com/ICOICO
What is ContractNET (CNET)
Official information of ContractNET
● Twitter (https://twitter.com/ContractNetLabs)
● Telegram (https://t.me/joinchat/H-NI0ETe2ac73ROtpIQ64Q)
● White Paper (https://contractnet.com/ContractNet.pdf)
ContractNet is a Hong Kong based project aimed at implementing smart contract technology in IoT (Internet of Things) using block chain technology and aiming to make storage, sharing and analysis of IoT data safer and more reliable service .
This allows entrepreneurs to promote the development of IoT by providing platforms and marketplaces that utilize their own block chain and smart contract technology in every business scene. A CNET coin is used as an exchange medium in the platform.
What is IoT (Internet of Things)?
Originally I was born to connect computers to each other, but now it is connected to the Internet and things other than personal computers and IT equipment.
Every thing such as smartphone, TV, video camera, music, etc. becomes digital information and it is flying over the network.
In other words, IoT refers to manipulating things via the Internet and knowing the state / information of objects.
Because modern life is becoming a world that is inseparable from IoT, CNET which DApps and IoT and smarton technology are tied up is beginning to be noticed.
● CNET can provide marketplace and collect free-lance developers related to IoT from around the world
● Partnership with Singapore Fujitsu
● BitFury is a major player in CNET mining
● HardCAP is also small, focusing only on what can be done
CNET's roadmap
● Starting original block chain development (see Github)
● Web site and white paper released
● Start ContractNet Blockchain
● Storage minor software release
● Desktop Wallet Development
● Sales of CNET coins (ICO)
● Publishing a mobile wallet
● Tool and application enhancement
● Preparation for transition from PoW to PoS
Since CNET's ICO starts on March 10, as far as the roadmap is concerned, development seems to have come to the end. Or will it be published a roadmap after this from now on?
Also, although it is not published in the roadmap, CNET seems to be currently requesting listing on exchanges such as Kucoin, Huobi, Liqui.
Details of CNET's ICO
CNET 's ICO starts on March 10.
● ICO schedule 3/10 ~ 3/22
● Soft Cap 250 BTC
● Hard Cap 1500 BTC
● Issued number of 23 million sheets
● Payment currency BTC or ETH
● Initial price 1CENT = 0.00012 BTC
The number of cards issued is 23 million, and it is a point that it is considerably few.
This is close to the total number of bit coins to 21 million sheets, and it is expected that the price will increase greatly as coins with a small number of coins are accompanied by demand.
Also, since the sale period is divided into 5 times and you buy it as soon as you buy it, so if you want to join the ICO pre-register as much as possible and purchase as soon as possible.
I will give you 25% bonus in the first 2 days so I would like to buy it here if possible.
The use of funds procured by ICO is as follows.
· Reserve Fund 20%
· Block chain development 20%
· PR and marketing 30%
· Professional service 15%
· Personnel expenses 10%
· Equipment · Maintenance 5%
How to participate in ICO
https://app.contractnet.com/ICOICO
First go to the registration screen from the link above.
Fill in each item and login to My Page.
When you log in to My Page, you will verify your identity from the "KYC" tag on the dashboard. CNET can not be purchased without submitting identity confirmation documents.
Pre-registration has already begun, so let's just register.
If you buy it, please buy it as soon as possible after March 10.