ExHasta announces it’s token Sale

ExHasta Catalyst is a decentralized innovation marketplace for high potential projects.

What is ExHasta?

ExHasta Catalyst is an intellectual property (IP) marketplace where the IP from Moonshot projects is developed and distributed at an extremely low cost. Currently, due to the high fixed costs associated with Moonshots, they are primarily the domain of mega corporations.The monetization and monopolization of IP taking place in mega corps like Google and Apple prevents innovators, entrepreneurs, and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to benefit from this IP. This slows the diffusion of breakthrough technology on a global scale. ExHasta can distribute otherwise unavailable IP to all innovators on the platform at an extremely low cost.

The process of IP distribution happens in four stages. Once the IP is developed there is a limited-quantity public auction of it. Eight months later, there is a low-cost unlimited-quantity public sale of the IP. All of the Moonshot project’s IP is made freely available 8 months after that. The small window of timed-exclusivity when the IP is auctioned at a higher premium is what enables ExHasta to distribute IP at such a low cost and eventually free.

Project Mercury, an ever-evolving AI-powered real-time public transit system, is an example of an ExHasta Moonshot. All of the designs, blueprints, source code, hardware specifications, contracts, management structures, and more would be available for purchase on ExHasta Catalyst. Entrepreneurs can buy all of the IP to create their own AI-powered public transit startup. Innovators can buy the AI algorithms and develop new solutions with the IP. SMEs can buy the AI algorithms and business models to make their products more future-resilient. Everyone can benefit from ExHasta Catalyst.

ExHasta Meridian is a one-month long innovator summit that provides applied training, workshops, guest lecturers, networking, and infrastructure assistance to attendees. Innovators can apply with CV or portfolio and are ranked by the ExHasta community through a series of blind and public elimination stages. Reviewers receive a reward in the form of a portion of the application fee in the form of EXH tokens when they review the applicant that advances to the following stage. The top 20 ranked applicants attend the next Meridian summit with all expenses covered.

If this has sparked your interest, then you need to definitely check out the ExHasta whitepaper.

About the Token Sale

The EXH token is the sole medium of exchange on ExHasta. The token can only be purchased with ETH during the Pre – Sale and ICO. The price of an EXH token will be fixed on the 1st day of the pre-sale based on the ETH equivalent of $1 USD as listed on the exchange with the largest volume in USD/ETH on that day.

The presale will start on October 19, 2017 at 19:00 UTC and end on October 26, 2017 at 19:00 UTC.

The token crowdsale will start on October 27, 2017 at 19:00 UTC and end on November 24, 2017 at 19:00 UTC.

There is no limit on the amount of tokens that can be purchased per person. The EXH token can be bought either on www.exhasta.com or by sending ETH to the smart contract address that will be provided on www.exhasta.com.

 

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