ConnectJob , Israel start-up linked to "Jérémie Berrebi". Cryptocurrency and ethereum raising.
SECOND EDITION. A start-up accompanied by Jérémie Berrebi, co-founder of iAdvize , launches a cryptocurrency fundraiser to develop its application, which connects service providers and geolocated customers, via the blockchain. A new player decided to use a new fundraising mode in cryptocurrency.
ConnectJob, a personal services application that runs on blockchain technology, aims to raise 110 million euros in Ether base in two stages. The Pre Sale will take place from December 1, 2017 and the ICO will open January 5, 2018 and will be held until February 12, 2018.
The goal is twofold:
To decentralize the application, which allows the users (service users) and the jobbers (service providers) lower costs of structure than for conventional services, but also the encryption of profiles, which ensures greater security without a payment intermediary, while ensuring upstream identity checks.
ConnectJob is the Uber of personal services: the platform connects customer users and location-based service providers and has already created more than 20 different jobs: babysitters, movers, gardeners, drivers, etc. It takes 20% transaction fees initially but thanks to the participatory format of this type of platform, the group intends to fully decentralize the model in three years, and allocate savings to users. It will be launched next February in three cities (Paris, New York and London) and plans to open 2 to 3 major cities per month. The goal is to reach 20 million users within five years.
The Israeli start-up, which was founded by Jonathan Gueron - co-founder of iAdvize alongside Jeremie Berrebi - and Yoni Assouline, expects to accelerate very quickly to quickly reach a critical size in each of its markets, in major global cities . In addition to Jeremie Berrebi, they were accompanied by big names in tech at the top of the blockchain: Amir Chetrit, the co-founder of Ethereum, Simon Polrot, who founded Ethereum France. But also Scalene Partners, an independent fundraising boutique created by three former bankers of the large cap team at Rothschild and the law firm Kramer Levin. The latter two were also signatories of the ICO Code of Conduct, published last week, where they propose to optimize the transparency and traceability of operations on these new investment tools. Before the AMF does it itself.
To more information : https://ico.connectjob.io/