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Soar team release the SkyStaking Litepaper
- Published January 10, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Soar are excited to announce the release of the SkyStaking litepaper.
- The team announced the winners of the holiday giveaway.
- Their TGE finished on the 19th December.
The Soar team are very excited to announce the release of their SkyStaking litepaper, which takes ideas from traditional stock market incentivisation (dividends) and applies them to the new era of decentralised applications.
SkyStaking is efficient, transparent and quicker than traditional dividend models that is governed by smart contracts.
The team also announced the winners of the holiday giveaway. The winner won 2 x DJI Tello drone packs and a brand new DJI Spark.
Their TGE also finished on the 19th of December, Soar are currently in the progress of getting Soar listed and the tokens distributed.
About Soar
The Soar platform is designed to offer the international community a decentralised marketplace for high quality drone, aerial and satellite imagery, that connects customers with content creators in a secure, trustless and distributed community leveraging blockchain technology. Soar will very soon be the platform for all future mapping, imagery and geospatial information.
Hobbyist drone operators through to professional organisations will be able to monetise unused content in a marketplace driven by the free market forces of supply and demand.
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