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Kinesis are proud to present their Minimum Viable Product (MVP) demo
- Published November 05, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Kinesis Monetary System are proud to present the walkthrough guide of their Minimum Viable Product (MVP) demo.
- The Kinesis MVP allows gold and silver to be traded for everyday use.
- The demo allows users to create their own eWallets mint their own Kinesis currencies
Kinesis Monetary System are proud to present the walkthrough guide of their Minimum Viable Product (MVP) demo.
The MVP demo of the Kinesis Currency Exchange (KCX) and the Kinesis eWallet is available for customers to explore and test.
The Kinesis MVP allows gold and silver to be traded for everyday use.
The demo allows users to create their own eWallets mint their own Kinesis currencies (KAU = gold and KAG = silver) through the KCX, emit these currencies into their wallets and then send the currencies to other Kinesis eWallets on the Kinesis Blockchain.
The demo can be accessed here.
About Kinesis Monetary System
The vision for Kinesis is to deliver an evolutionary step beyond any monetary system available today. This is achieved by basing the Kinesis currencies 1:1 on allocated physical gold and silver. Use is incentivised by attaching a unique yield system to the Kinesis currencies and distributing back the wealth generated according to proportionate currency holdings and velocity.
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