NVIS Q&A session: summary
Last week we had an amazing Q&A Session with NVIS, let’s have a look at it!
NVIS representatives: Phil Smith – CTO, founder, John Matthesen – CEO of NVIS and Arsalan Masood from Mascot.
About the project:
The Invisible Internet (NVIS) is a framework to allow users to connect peer-to-peer with others via low level encryption. Anyone can make their own named network and choose the members. TLC Secure Net is a core that connects all members globally.
The core:
TLC Secure network has a non-centralized architecture which means your communications do not go through any server where information can be trapped.
If you are sending/receiving video, there is nothing in between to interfere — it makes network excellent for business users, especially for some needs like bank-to-bank transfers. This is way beyond simple VPN. Businesses should not risk sending things like money through central servers.
Tokens:
The great aspect is that entire blockchains can run under NVIS as there are utility tokens to support it. Great institutional apps are possible and even more APIs are in development to extend it. Being based on Ethereum, NVIS token is used for access, gas and consumer-provider commerce and transactions.
NVIS is pre-mined, ERC20 contracts are already on the Ethereum mainnet. You can issue tokens immediately, but due to logistics and required KYC they will be distributed within 2 weeks after finished token sale (that is, mid August).
Bonuses:
You get an instant 10% discount with KICK now, and tokens will be more expensive when NVIS moves from pre-sale to ICO.
The pre-ICO is partly intended to give NVIS funds to promote the subsequent ICO and cover the high cost of listing on exchanges.
You can learn more about NVIS:
http://bit.ly/2K120nj