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Herdius
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Herdius ICO | |
Ticker: | HER |
ICO start: | 2018-07-02 13:00:00 |
ICO end: | 0000-00-00 00:00:00 |
Tokens: | 40,500,000 HER |
Tokentype: | ERC20 |
Hardcap: | 30.000.000 EUR |
Softcap: | 5.000.000 EUR |
Platform: | Ethereum |
Distributed: | 90% |
Accepting: | ETH |
Herdius intends to build a highly performant decentralized financial platform. Using the latest innovation in distributed systems design, we are aiming to be the next-generation infrastructure for the entire cryptocurrency ecosystem. Herdius’ infrastructure intends to be fully distributed, highly performant and secure. Their decentralized exchange facilitates trading of all digital assets - regardless of the underlying blockchain. Their exchange provides superior liquidity and user experience without middlemen and single points of failure, resulting in more security for you and your private keys! They aim to dramatically improve the user experience in the token economy. Herdius wants to enable users to transact assets between different chains in almost no time. Their efficient sidechain approach allows for fast & cheap transactions, regardless of the tokens’ underlying chain. Their mission is to build a highly scalable and performant architecture that is expected to significantly reduce the confirmation times. The Herdius system wants to provide a powerful, efficient and scalable backend for the emerging token economy.
Description
The Herdius platform intends to be a state-of-the-art distributed system. The architecture we envisage leverages some of the most recent technical developments in the space and introduces several innovative elements. They specifically want to design Herdius with the following goals in mind:
As an overarching design premise, we set out to tackle these issues without compromising in the realm of decentralization. The outcome of our research and development efforts is the Herdius system as presented end envisaged in our technical whitepaper. At its core is a new proof-ofstake-based blockchain that can also function in the role of a sidechain to most other blockchains, including Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Thanks to our blocks-of-blocks architecture, we envision the Herdius blockchain to allow for a much increased transaction throughput compared to current legacy chains. That is central to our goal of building a decentralized exchange that can handle all kinds of digital assets, regardless of their underlying chain. By building a highly scalable blockchain that connects to different blockchains, we hope to have a positive impact on the entire ecosystem: the current strain on the legacy root chains might be considerably decreased once Herdius is running.
With DIVIWA, we aim at introducing a network of secure, virtual wallets. Their DIVIWA wallets shall present a user-friendly interface to the Herdius chain for regular users and handle private keys in an encrypted and distributed way. Their goal is to finally make handling private keys secure and convenient.
Roadmap
“ | June, 2017: Technical and Legal work begins December, 2017: Pre-ICO begins January, 2018: Development begins June, 2018: Developer community building September, 2018: Business community outreach is expected to begin December, 2018: Alpha release of chain January, 2019: We plan to begin security audits August, 2019: End user marketing campaigns launch[1] | ” |
Team
External links
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Herdius Official Website
Herdius Whitepaper