| Sale Type | Completed ICO listing |
|---|---|
| Token Symbol | GMT |
| Token Type | ERC20 |
| Token Price | 1 GMT = 0.0421 USD (0.0001 ETH) |
|---|---|
| KYC | Yes |
| Whitelist | Yes |
| Accepts | ETH |
| Distribution | 1 Billion Global Messaging Tokens; 200M - User Growth Pool; 600M - Available for purchase; 125M - Development team & Advisers; 75M - Application developers; GMT tokens allocated to founders, advisors and staff members are subject to a 6 month lockup period: 50% will be released after the first 3 months and the remaining 50% after 6 months. |
Modern communication is outdated. Centralized communication platforms built on private servers are only as secure as their weakest defense, user privacy is habitually violated as service providers sell behavioral data to advertisers, and content is restricted to a single platform. We aim to fix these issues in the communication industry with the Mercury Protocol, an open source project for communication platforms to reap the benefits of decentralized blockchain technology at minimal cost. Any existing or future communication platform that integrates the Mercury Protocol will theoretically be able to exchange content across previously isolated privatized applications, increase user privacy by creating monetization strategies that do not depend upon their behavioral data, leverage tokens to encourage user participation, and provide stronger network security than a private system that has a single point of failure. The first application to implement this protocol is Dust, soon to be followed by Broadcast. We believe that the Mercury Protocol can solve the pervasive issues of the current communication industry, and will be the future standard of communication platforms.
No, the Mercury Protocol token sale has been completed.
The Mercury Protocol token uses the symbol GMT.
The token price for Mercury Protocol is 1 GMT = 0.0421 USD (0.0001 ETH).
Mercury Protocol's KYC requirement is: Yes.
The official website for Mercury Protocol is https://www.mercuryprotocol.com/, and the whitepaper is available at https://www.mercuryprotocol.com/files/Mercury_Protocol_whitepaper.pdf.