Gelios is a cryptocurrency lending marketplace. The mission of the Gelios platform is to provide a whole new level of flexibility to the lending industry. Gelios utilizes a decentralized credit bureau built using the Hyperledger Fabric blockchain infrastructure to allow people from all over the world to receive capital. This capital may be used for various purposes.
These may include personal finance, SME financing, or long-term loans. Gelios aims to provide a “pure platform” approach, that enables different parties to interact, communicate by smart-contracts. This approach will lead to synergy in work and a better credit process. The main operative function of the Gelios platform is to bring potential creditors and borrowers together by way of a matching mechanism. This mechanism helps both parties reach a consensus on the period of the loan, the interest rate, and the identification and validation procedure. This will make the borrowing process fast, easy, and available online to anyone, anywhere.
We list the most relevant upcoming crypto market ICOs from the industry leaders
Bcnex is intent on providing a complex solution to four overarching issues pertaining to the dominating majority of crypto and digital asset exchanges, precisely unsophisticated and incompetently developed technical architecture; lax security of traders' assets and operations...
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Bither is a multi-layer platform created by a team of blockchain enthusiasts from Georgia. The main purpose of Bither is to resolve the problems associated with the Proof-of-Stake algorithm...
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Slothee is a startup registered on the British Virgin Islands that developed a business networking application which, as they claim, is unique to this particular field. According to the team’s estimate, over the course of 3 years, the app must form the base of 3.5 million active users capable of generating the revenue of around $31 million
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With the arrival of 2019, the token sale models promised a change that would significantly improve over what ICOs had to offer. While ICOs were at their height back in 2017, their popularity quickly started to drop in 2018...
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