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[Frogman]

ATLANT Announces Successful Testnet Launch


ATLANT Network Launched in Testnet Ahead of the Upcoming Exchange Launch

ATLANT Node, a significant component of the ATLANT Platform, was successfully launched in a testnet environment today, April 25, 2018.

Public nodes (testnet):

node-dev1.atlant.io:33780

node-dev2.atlant.io:33780

node-dev3.atlant.io:33780

node-dev4.atlant.io:33780


Sample API requests (JSON-RPC over HTTP):

http://node-dev1.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/stats

http://node-dev2.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/ping

http://node-dev3.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/ethBalance

http://node-dev4.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/kycStatus

Fetch sample property data:

http://node-dev4.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/content/docs/pto/atl123/property/purchase_sale_agreement.pdf

http://node-dev3.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/content/docs/pto/atl123/property/letter_of_intent.pdf

Running a node:

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go/releases/tag/v1.0.0-rc1

ATLANT Node Overview

The ATLANT Node pertains to the functionality of property tokenization and peer-to-peer rentals and is a key part of the Platform’s operations. Being an integral element of the ATLANT distributed system, this component forms a network of nodes, allowing the platform to conduct and maintain information on Property Token Offerings (PTOs) and peer-to-peer (P2P) real estate lease transactions.

Current node implementation (ATLANT-Go) involves operating a distributed store of all information pertaining to PTOs called ADDS (ATLANT Distributed Data Store), which includes property purchase and sale documents necessary for tokenization on a jurisdictional basis such as:


-Title Documents
-Planning Documents
-Sales Contracts
-Commercial Property Standard Enquiries
-Energy Performance Certificates
-Asbestos Reports
-Contamination Reports
-Other Necessary Contracts


Additionally, ADDS implemented within the ATLANT Node stores and catalogs various management company reports on properties, such as:

Tenant Billing and Payments
Property Repairs and Engineering Reports
Property related information such as Insurance, Maintenance, Utilities, etc.
The ATLANT Node is designed from the ground up to interact closely with the Ethereum network, in particular, smart contracts relating to the Platform, PTOs and KYC/AML (Know Your Customer / Anti-Money Laundering identity regulations) for property token holders.

PTO contracts handle PTOs and property token behavior (including KYC/AML checks for token transactions), while the KYC contract is managed by a ServiceRegistry EVM contract, which allows for a fully compliant property token exchange from a regulatory standpoint.

The ATLANT node queries both contract sets in order to fetch secure data. The ATL contract is polled by the node for Platform token holder data, which is then processed by the node to handle proceeds from the Platform’s operations.

Running an ATLANT Node

As per the ATLANT White Paper, both ATL and PTO token holders can derive value from operations conducted on the Platform, provided that two main requirements are met:

1. Being a verified individual (having KYC/AML details completed and registered with the ATLANT Exchange).

2. Running an ATLANT node, which helps to secure the network by distributing property and transactional rental data globally, increasing redundancy.

For a detailed description of ATLANT-Go nodes, and related technology, please review the ATLANT white paper, beginning on page 33.

ATLANT-Go is tightly coupled with the ATLANT Exchange, for the sake of compliance (KYC/AML service), inexpensive data storage and redundancy (ADDS) and value distribution (based on work performed).

The ATLANT team is working hard on finalizing the integration of these major Platform components, and we look forward to releasing and integrating the remaining components quickly.

The ATLANT Node is open-source software and has its source code published on the official ATLANT GitHub: https://github.com/AtlantPlatform

The source code is available for review:

ATLANT Node

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go

ATLANT PTO contracts

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-pto-contracts

Modified IPFS node (utilized by ATLANT-Go)

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/go-ipfs

Current node release is available at
https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go/releases/tag/v1.0.0-rc1

[fdanconia]

We encourage the community to test our node, and give us feedback. We have actually made further strides with respect to development of this infrastructural piece of our ecosystem, but it would be quite helpful to hear from the users, for the benefit of future releases. What you like and don't like, where we can improve, what features you would like to see?

Given that we have one of the largest bounty threads on this forum, it would be great if the bounty hunters actually tried the software before it goes live.

ATLANT Announces Successful Testnet Launch


ATLANT Network Launched in Testnet Ahead of the Upcoming Exchange Launch

ATLANT Node, a significant component of the ATLANT Platform, was successfully launched in a testnet environment today, April 25, 2018.

Public nodes (testnet):

node-dev1.atlant.io:33780

node-dev2.atlant.io:33780

node-dev3.atlant.io:33780

node-dev4.atlant.io:33780


Sample API requests (JSON-RPC over HTTP):

http://node-dev1.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/stats

http://node-dev2.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/ping

http://node-dev3.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/ethBalance

http://node-dev4.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/kycStatus

Fetch sample property data:

http://node-dev4.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/content/docs/pto/atl123/property/purchase_sale_agreement.pdf

http://node-dev3.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/content/docs/pto/atl123/property/letter_of_intent.pdf

Running a node:

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go/releases/tag/v1.0.0-rc1

ATLANT Node Overview

The ATLANT Node pertains to the functionality of property tokenization and peer-to-peer rentals and is a key part of the Platform’s operations. Being an integral element of the ATLANT distributed system, this component forms a network of nodes, allowing the platform to conduct and maintain information on Property Token Offerings (PTOs) and peer-to-peer (P2P) real estate lease transactions.

Current node implementation (ATLANT-Go) involves operating a distributed store of all information pertaining to PTOs called ADDS (ATLANT Distributed Data Store), which includes property purchase and sale documents necessary for tokenization on a jurisdictional basis such as:


-Title Documents
-Planning Documents
-Sales Contracts
-Commercial Property Standard Enquiries
-Energy Performance Certificates
-Asbestos Reports
-Contamination Reports
-Other Necessary Contracts


Additionally, ADDS implemented within the ATLANT Node stores and catalogs various management company reports on properties, such as:

Tenant Billing and Payments
Property Repairs and Engineering Reports
Property related information such as Insurance, Maintenance, Utilities, etc.
The ATLANT Node is designed from the ground up to interact closely with the Ethereum network, in particular, smart contracts relating to the Platform, PTOs and KYC/AML (Know Your Customer / Anti-Money Laundering identity regulations) for property token holders.

PTO contracts handle PTOs and property token behavior (including KYC/AML checks for token transactions), while the KYC contract is managed by a ServiceRegistry EVM contract, which allows for a fully compliant property token exchange from a regulatory standpoint.

The ATLANT node queries both contract sets in order to fetch secure data. The ATL contract is polled by the node for Platform token holder data, which is then processed by the node to handle proceeds from the Platform’s operations.

Running an ATLANT Node

As per the ATLANT White Paper, both ATL and PTO token holders can derive value from operations conducted on the Platform, provided that two main requirements are met:

1. Being a verified individual (having KYC/AML details completed and registered with the ATLANT Exchange).

2. Running an ATLANT node, which helps to secure the network by distributing property and transactional rental data globally, increasing redundancy.

For a detailed description of ATLANT-Go nodes, and related technology, please review the ATLANT white paper, beginning on page 33.

ATLANT-Go is tightly coupled with the ATLANT Exchange, for the sake of compliance (KYC/AML service), inexpensive data storage and redundancy (ADDS) and value distribution (based on work performed).

The ATLANT team is working hard on finalizing the integration of these major Platform components, and we look forward to releasing and integrating the remaining components quickly.

The ATLANT Node is open-source software and has its source code published on the official ATLANT GitHub: https://github.com/AtlantPlatform

The source code is available for review:

ATLANT Node

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go

ATLANT PTO contracts

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-pto-contracts

Modified IPFS node (utilized by ATLANT-Go)

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/go-ipfs

Current node release is available at
https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go/releases/tag/v1.0.0-rc1

[Frogman]

We are continuing our series of posts, recapping our achievements of 2018:



ATLANT CEO JULIAN SVIRSKY ATTENDS CONSENSUS 2018

Two days of highly-productive meetings across the ATLANT ecosystem

As the ATLANT real estate platform draws closer to launch (read about the recent Testnet release here), CEO Julian Svirsky traveled to New York City to attend the Consensus 2018 conference on May 14–16, 2018. While there, he was able to take advantage of the opportunity to have quite a few productive face-to-face meetings across the ATLANT ecosystem.

“ATLANT aims to become a new type of platform, facilitating the trading of real estate backed tokens, that have the potential to positively affect the global real estate market through increased liquidity and visibility”, commented Julian Svirsky, ATLANT CEO “And my conversations here at Consensus 2018 are helping us to ensure that the platform will perform well from the outset, as we draw closer to launch, from every standpoint.”

Julian Svirsky met with multiple groups of government regulators from various jurisdictions who are committed to assisting the kinds of blockchain projects that can benefit global markets, and to structuring various regulatory matters in ways that are conducive to everyone’s success. Julian also attended several panels at Consensus 2018 that featured regulators from various government bodies, who expressed an interest in supporting quality blockchain and cryptocurrency projects. Other panels were focused on the evolution of cryptocurrency tokens as securities. Per both of these themes, it seems the early-stage market for asset-backed tokens is evolving in ways that can be beneficial for the ATLANT platform, and its partners, members and users, over time.

Julian also enjoyed several productive conversations with key cryptocurrency exchanges on several topics, ranging from token listing, to trading of securities tokens, to potential synergy with ATLANT’s unique real estate asset backed property tokens that will be a core aspect of the ATLANT platform.

Some photos from Consensus 2018 in New York City

[An0nyMoose]

Report Denis Donin (Founder of ATLANT) & Julian Svirsky (CEO) to Russian authorities!

Phone 495 667-62-79 (Russia Interpol)
Phone: 495 667-72-14 (Dept of criminal investigation)
Phone: 495 694-92-29 (Administration for City of Moscow)
Phone: 8-499-244-24-69 (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Email: ministry@mid.ru (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

Stop these thieves from stealing millions of dollars from us. Report them!

[johnlofar]

whats point to steal from bounty member, who are most loyal holder of the coin, who make value go right up

[sunneybitc]

whats point to steal from bounty member, who are most loyal holder of the coin, who make value go right up

Bounty member make price increase, no point to stole.

[Frogman]

ATLANT Team Attends Blockshow Europe 2018


Enjoyable and Productive Meetings with Community Members and Potential Partners

ATLANT team members Julian Svirsky (CEO), Tomas and Tamara (Business Development and Community Management) traveled to Berlin, Germany the week of May 28, 2018 to attend the Blockshow Europe event.

Julian Svirsky commented, “We had some very interesting and productive conversations with potential partners, and it was also great to meet some of our key community members. We’re very inspired by the dedication and engagement of our growing community.”

Here are more photos from the event.

[sunneybitc]

Report Denis Donin (Founder of ATLANT) & Julian Svirsky (CEO) to Russian authorities!

Phone 495 667-62-79 (Russia Interpol)
Phone: 495 667-72-14 (Dept of criminal investigation)
Phone: 495 694-92-29 (Administration for City of Moscow)
Phone: 8-499-244-24-69 (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Email: ministry@mid.ru (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

Stop these thieves from stealing millions of dollars from us. Report them!

Email: ministry@mid.ru (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

[Frogman]

sunneybitc - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1074169 - NOT a BOUNTY PARTICIPANT.
Before December 14, has no interest in ATLANT, made few dummy posts on BTT (please check https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1074169;sa=showPosts;start=0) but since December 14, became a 'hater' of the project, making frivolous unsubstantiated accusations. This account was created for the purpose of damaging reputation of the project.


johnlofar - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1073454 NOT a BOUNTY PARTICIPANT
Before December 17, has no interest in ATLANT and makes dummy posts on BTT (please check https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1073454;sa=showPosts;start=0) Today, becames 'hater' of the project, making unsubstantiated accusations. The account was created for the purpose of damaging reputation of the project.


An0nyMoose - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=984427 NOT a BOUNTY PARTICIPANT. Before November 7, has no interest in any bounty campaigns (please check https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1074169;sa=showPosts;start=0) Since November claims he is an ATLANT bounty campaign participant, which is not true. Makes unsubstantiated accusations. The account was specially created/purchased for the purpose of damaging reputation of the project.

The team is kindly asking admins @mprep, and @Welsh  to delete/block above users acting in concert to denegrate a project which they are not involved in.

[Frogman]

ATLANT Launches Exchange Preview

A detailed overview of the features and functionality of ATLANT’s revolutionary approach to tokenized ownership of real estate assets is now available at trade.atlant.io

As the ATLANT platform moves forward with its iterative launch approach, per the recent release of its node testnet, the project has made available a preview of platform features and functionality at trade.atlant.io

Commenting on this overview, along with the upcoming alpha release of the ATLANT platform, planned to take place within the next several weeks, CEO Julian Svirsky said:

“The ATLANT platform for creating and trading asset-backed real estate tokens has the potential to revolutionize real estate investment around the world through increased liquidity and transparency. We’re looking forward to showcasing related functionality along with ATLANT’s unique approach, in the near future.”

Per the overview at trade.atlant.io, the next release will feature integration between the exchange and nodes, as well as a significantly enhanced web-based GUI and functionality that is both intuitive to use, and which provides easy access to an extensive amount of property and trading data.

[wwzsocki]

sunneybitc - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1074169 - NOT a BOUNTY PARTICIPANT.
Before December 14, has no interest in ATLANT, made few dummy posts on BTT (please check https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1074169;sa=showPosts;start=0) but since December 14, became a 'hater' of the project, making frivolous unsubstantiated accusations. This account was created for the purpose of damaging reputation of the project.


johnlofar - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1073454 NOT a BOUNTY PARTICIPANT
Before December 17, has no interest in ATLANT and makes dummy posts on BTT (please check https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1073454;sa=showPosts;start=0) Today, becames 'hater' of the project, making unsubstantiated accusations. The account was created for the purpose of damaging reputation of the project.


An0nyMoose - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=984427 NOT a BOUNTY PARTICIPANT. Before November 7, has no interest in any bounty campaigns (please check https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1074169;sa=showPosts;start=0) Since November claims he is an ATLANT bounty campaign participant, which is not true. Makes unsubstantiated accusations. The account was specially created/purchased for the purpose of damaging reputation of the project.

The team is kindly asking admins @mprep, and @Welsh  to delete/block above users acting in concert to denegrate a project which they are not involved in.

This is not good and mods should take proper steps against this accounts.

There are a lot of problems of course with Atlant project like with any ICO. The team doesn't act as we hoped for and there are a lot of unanswered questions and many doubts.
Sometimes I fill like an enemy here despite I was promoting Atlant during the bounty and still try to follow closely on daily basis.

I think this new accounts which are spreading FUD from few days is a simple answer from angry bounty hunters to KYC and whitelisting addresses for 1ETH.

That was obvious that shitstorm will start when new rules will be implemented for bounty and there will be a lot of angry hunters looking for the chance to give the love back to the Atlant team and project.

I hope that this pure FUD will stop because is not needed and harmful. There are enough real problems to discuss.

From another side, I hope that finally, Atlant will start to treat bounty hunters as they should with respect like normal investors and supporters, not the worst enemy because this leads only to more problems, FUD, and conflicts between hunters and the team which can be and is harmful to the project.  

[An0nyMoose]

Actually, I am a bounty participant.

Secondly, did you really think the admins obey commands from criminal felon scammers, like you?

You're the one who needs to beg that your ANN & Bounty threads don't get deleted. This bounty is a complete scam, doesn't belong in this forum, you're lucky it's still here, now stop trying to cover up your scam, consider changing your ways, so that you don't end up in prison, again.

[fdanconia]

Actually, I am a bounty participant.
...

The team is kindly asking admins @mprep, and @Welsh  to delete/block this user acting to denegrate a project which he is not involved in.

This user is not a bounty participant, the account was recently bought as it had a long period of inactivity until the recent FUD.

[dihari]

Actually, I am a bounty participant.

Secondly, did you really think the admins obey commands from criminal felon scammers, like you?

You're the one who needs to beg that your ANN & Bounty threads don't get deleted. This bounty is a complete scam, doesn't belong in this forum, you're lucky it's still here, now stop trying to cover up your scam, consider changing your ways, so that you don't end up in prison, again.

Maybe you can tell us, who is actually being scammed by Atlant team? Bounty participants or the investors?
The team have made decision to distribute all bounty allocation rather than burn half of them. If you don't remember, Atlant ico doesn't reach their hardcap and more than half of bounty allocation should be burned. But guess what, they keep distribute it for you, the honorable bounty participants.
And if you calculate it, most of bounty participants have received more than 3 eth since the first bounty distributed.
Now you said some shit about scam just because ALL platform users have to pay 1 eth for whitelisting? Where's your politeness.

[Frogman]

ATLANT Announces Completion of Platform Code


Basic functionality for both property tokenization and P2P rentals is now complete

Development Status Review
On April 25, 2018, the development team launched the ATLANT network on testnet, and released its core node software. At that time, the ATLANT Node already handled the following key areas of functionality:

Property data management
Distributed data storage
Networking
Secure data distribution
Permissions
Access control

Since then, development has proceeded significantly in terms of finalizing the platform’s main components, which are responsible for property tokenization, property token trading and peer-to-peer (P2P) rentals.

The ATLANT development team has also focused on the UI (the presentation layer of the platform), while also integrating its primary components into the presentation layer, in order to provide the best possible experience for all platform users.

ATLANT Platform Basic Functionality Completed
Now the ATLANT team is pleased to announce that the development of both the property tokenization and P2P rentals aspects of the platform are complete, in terms of initial, basic functionality.

“We’re all very proud of our development team, and the quality of their work” said Julian Svirsky, ATLANT CEO, “They really pulled out all the stops to make this happen. Basic user-ready functionality is a major milestone for any new platform, and we’re very pleased to have reached this point.”

Platform Technical Overview Now Available
In order to provide a clearer understanding of the underlying technology, we have published a high-level technical overview of the ATLANT Platform.
https://atlant.io/static/docs/Atlant_Tech_overview.pdf

This overview contains a set of the platform’s major components distributed across four layers:
Data layer
Main business logic layer
Self-enforcing logic layer
Presentation layer

The ATLANT platform’s data layer is production-ready as of now, represented by the IPFS-based ADDS (ATLANT Distributed Data Storage) on the ATL network and the clustered DBMS in the ATL Services group.

The main business-logic layer comprises the ATL Services and the ATL Node logic, dedicated to both the main and auxiliary functions of the platform. For instance, property tokens trading (Services) and peer-to-peer rentals (Node) represent the main part of the platform’s functionality, while the KYC service (Services) is an auxiliary part. The majority of ATL Services have been successfully implemented, and developed services are currently under review. The ATL Node has also recently been enhanced with P2P rental functionality, which is currently being tested.

The self-enforcing logic layer is represented by a set of EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) smart contracts running on the Ethereum network, allowing for property token creation, token holders KYC (Know Your Customer regulatory compliance data), token distribution, smart rental offers and escrowed agreements, arbitration processes and arbitration management. The ATLANT team has developed and tested all the relevant smart contracts mentioned above, which are involved in implementing the aforementioned functionality.

The presentation layer includes web GUI applications for the property tokenization and trading (ATLANT Exchange) and the peer-to-peer rental aspects (ATLANT Rentals) of the platform. The ATLANT development team is focused on making these apps simple and convenient, yet also powerful and flexible, in terms of UI (User Interface) and UX (User Experience). There is also a GUI-based desktop node client on the development roadmap, and it is expected to be released in the near future.

The ATLANT Exchange application preview is already publicly available: https://trade.atlant.io

For more info on ATLANT platform development and code insights, please check GitHub:
https://github.com/AtlantPlatform

[An0nyMoose]

Actually, I am a bounty participant.

The team is kindly asking admins @mprep, and @Welsh  to delete/block this user acting to denegrate a project which he is not involved in.

This user is not a bounty participant, the account was recently bought

Admins, PM if you need a signed message from my address used in the ATLANT bounty.

Then, kindly delete their scam ANN & bounty threads from this forum.

[fdanconia]

Actually, I am a bounty participant.

The team is kindly asking admins @mprep, and @Welsh  to delete/block this user acting to denegrate a project which he is not involved in.

This user is not a bounty participant, the account was recently bought

Admins, PM if you need a signed message from my address used in the ATLANT bounty.

Then, kindly delete their scam ANN & bounty threads from this forum.

Scammer, why don't you post your address publically and everyone will see that it doesn't match your username in the bounty sheets. I encourage you to stop wasting everyone's collective time with your FUD.

[Frogman]

ATLANT Announces Partnership with Lumi Wallet

ATL tokens are now fully supported by the secure and private Lumi wallet

The ATLANT token (ATL) is now fully supported by the Lumi wallet, on iOS and on the web. ATL tokens can be sent, received and securely stored via the Lumi wallet interface.

Lumi features include security, ease-of-use, and true anonymity and privacy. Lumi offers a clean, straightforward interface so that users can enjoy an intuitive experience within the app. Lumi also prioritizes user security by allowing users to retain full control and full responsibility for their private keys.

[An0nyMoose]

Actually, I am a bounty participant.

This user is not a bounty participant, the account was recently bought

Admins, PM if you need a signed message from my address used in the ATLANT bounty.

Then, kindly delete their scam ANN & bounty threads from this forum.

bump

Say what you like, signed messages don't lie!

[Frogman]

ATLANT Announces New Website and Corporate Identity

ATLANT team published the new project website, logo, corporate identity and visual presence at https://atlant.io

In advance of the upcoming launch of the ATLANT platform, which will take place pending licensing and other regulatory details, the new website, logo and corporate identity will help showcase the ATLANT project in a fully professional manner.

Julian Svirsky, ATLANT’s CEO commented, “Per the ATLANT white paper, we’re working toward an entirely new type of platform for both tokenized ownership of commercial real estate properties and for convenient, blockchain-driven P2P rentals. We’re evolving every aspect of our business to be able to serve relevant customers and partners as professionally as possible, and our corporate identity is a key aspect of that overall endeavor.”