I call the projects like Zonafide the Garage ICOs. I would also like to ask them, "Where's the team, guys?" Only two people listed as team members - that looks like a home office operated from the basement. I went on LinkedIn to check the profile of Paul Worrall, the founder of this tightly knit project and stumbled upon his article called "From the known to the unknown." It looks as if it had been written when Paul was high as a kite, so it becomes clear what they are doing at that home office.

Dollar Bill   October 1, 2019   Reply

I have checked the profile of Salena Worral, one of Zonafide's founders, and it turns out that they have been working on this project for five years. And after all these years they couldn't even come up with an MVP of that wallet. Paul Worral has an in-depth knowledge of blockchain - I have watched some of his lectures and interviews - but it is evident that he is a better theorist than an executioner of his own ideas.

Kenneth   August 12, 2019   Reply

The mission statement of Zonafide is way too ambitious for a team of two people. I don’t know if they are being arrogant or count on a lack of judgement of potential investors, because I don’t see how their solution will help secure the vital data against the modern overly sophisticated hackers. Governments and huge corporations are trying to withstand the barrage of cyberattacks, oftentimes to no avail. But people from Zonafide are trying to convince someone that they have found the ultimate solution. Sorry, I am just not buying into that.

Vanessa   July 26, 2019   Reply

The project did not seem to impress a lot of people as of yet, and it was announced in early 2018. Its rating is rather low, and there is no KYC required. However, the project does seem to have a good, strong, verified team, as well as numerous advisors. It also offers a 32-page-long white paper that potential investors should study with care before deciding whether or not to join the ICO, once it arrives.

Kelly   July 14, 2019   Reply