[ANN] Organtree - Blockchain powered system on Organ Donation - ICO now live!

[zomie]

Welcome To Organtree, The World’s First Decentralized Organ Donation Database


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Organtree aims to become a global communications portals in the healthcare industry powered by Blockchain technology. Our project is not just different, but also unique because it tackles an untapped market: the lack of communication and collaboration in the organ transplant industry on a global level. Considering the decreasing number of viable, available organs together with a corrupt system where organs are assigned to the wealthiest and not to the sickest, the Organtree vision is to ease the process with its decentralized platform.

The Organtree project aims to break taboos and norms with an ambitious vision that could save the lives of millions on a global level.
With over 20,000 active members and two years of experience in the medical field, Organtree has moved to the Blockchain to create a decentralized communications portals for organ and human tissue donations. Connecting donors, recipients and medical entities worldwide.







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[thaliaand]

Well, a decentralized organ donation database. It's a brilliant idea in my opinion because in this way, supply and demand for organ transplants will be effective, especially transparency, fast and accurate (on target). This platform is surely a live saving and will help a lot of people in need, especially in the donation and organ transplant industry.
Meanwhile, I see there are several well-known organizations that have collaborated with your company such as Allianz, GE Healthcare and others. Awsome

[Sergei.Gerasimenko]

There is a huge problem in the industry of organ donation, that is called theft. There were many incidents, when organ that were sent to a person has been stolen to be sent to another person, who gave more money. How blockchain can help with this?

[zomie]

There is a huge problem in the industry of organ donation, that is called theft. There were many incidents, when organ that were sent to a person has been stolen to be sent to another person, who gave more money. How blockchain can help with this?

This sounds like a problem from the transporters. This project can't solve it when someone steals during transport. But this project is working on growing the amount of donors. If there are enough donors, there is no need for stealing. Also part of the project: 3D organ printing. This needs a lot of development, but it can solve a lot of shortage on donors in the future. 

[Sergei.Gerasimenko]

There is a huge problem in the industry of organ donation, that is called theft. There were many incidents, when organ that were sent to a person has been stolen to be sent to another person, who gave more money. How blockchain can help with this?

This sounds like a problem from the transporters. This project can't solve it when someone steals during transport. But this project is working on growing the amount of donors. If there are enough donors, there is no need for stealing. Also part of the project: 3D organ printing. This needs a lot of development, but it can solve a lot of shortage on donors in the future. 

As for 3D organ printing, it is a question of tens years. Its is not enough just to print it, the body should accept it. The 5th element is good video, but it is about far future. )

[zomie]

There is a huge problem in the industry of organ donation, that is called theft. There were many incidents, when organ that were sent to a person has been stolen to be sent to another person, who gave more money. How blockchain can help with this?

This sounds like a problem from the transporters. This project can't solve it when someone steals during transport. But this project is working on growing the amount of donors. If there are enough donors, there is no need for stealing. Also part of the project: 3D organ printing. This needs a lot of development, but it can solve a lot of shortage on donors in the future. 

As for 3D organ printing, it is a question of tens years. Its is not enough just to print it, the body should accept it. The 5th element is good video, but it is about far future. )

Organ tree wants to set up a R&D for it, and if you look at the ico page you can see the complete roadmap till 2025. It needs a lot of work, but you first have to get started.

[Sergei.Gerasimenko]

There is a huge problem in the industry of organ donation, that is called theft. There were many incidents, when organ that were sent to a person has been stolen to be sent to another person, who gave more money. How blockchain can help with this?

This sounds like a problem from the transporters. This project can't solve it when someone steals during transport. But this project is working on growing the amount of donors. If there are enough donors, there is no need for stealing. Also part of the project: 3D organ printing. This needs a lot of development, but it can solve a lot of shortage on donors in the future. 

As for 3D organ printing, it is a question of tens years. Its is not enough just to print it, the body should accept it. The 5th element is good video, but it is about far future. )

Organ tree wants to set up a R&D for it, and if you look at the ico page you can see the complete roadmap till 2025. It needs a lot of work, but you first have to get started.

From all I've seen here I can say that only 3D organ printing can give huge dividends. But, will investors wait till 2025? I'm not sure...

[DaMut]

Where is this project located at? because I saw a similar project that was named Organ Tree somewhere before.
Mind to tell me, where is it?
Also, your website was created in 2015. Based on that, we could see that this project was live for more than 8 years. Then why did you do this right now? why do not you start doing this a couple years ago?

[Sergei.Gerasimenko]

Where is this project located at? because I saw a similar project that was named Organ Tree somewhere before.
Mind to tell me, where is it?
Also, your website was created in 2015. Based on that, we could see that this project was live for more than 8 years. Then why did you do this right now? why do not you start doing this a couple years ago?

Today is very hard to gain any investments, because of falling market without any hope for light future this year.

[zomie]

Where is this project located at? because I saw a similar project that was named Organ Tree somewhere before.
Mind to tell me, where is it?
Also, your website was created in 2015. Based on that, we could see that this project was live for more than 8 years. Then why did you do this right now? why do not you start doing this a couple years ago?

The company is in Ireland. Also the organ donation system was started in 2016.
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[starkovblue]

There is a huge problem in the industry of organ donation, that is called theft. There were many incidents, when organ that were sent to a person has been stolen to be sent to another person, who gave more money. How blockchain can help with this?

This sounds like a problem from the transporters. This project can't solve it when someone steals during transport. But this project is working on growing the amount of donors. If there are enough donors, there is no need for stealing. Also part of the project: 3D organ printing. This needs a lot of development, but it can solve a lot of shortage on donors in the future. 

As for 3D organ printing, it is a question of tens years. Its is not enough just to print it, the body should accept it. The 5th element is good video, but it is about far future. )

This project is a dream guys like many other projects like virtual reality on the blockchain. I really wanted you to succeed, but really think this level of technology is not available even to large companies at the moment.