Quote from: koreemx on January 17, 2018, 10:16:01 PM

Quote from: Dorts37 on January 17, 2018, 08:50:45 PM

I probably missed something. Can you tell me more about NTP1 token?

What is NTP1?

NTP1 allows users to issue new Neblio tokens on the Neblio blockchain. All NTP1 transactions are made over the Neblio blockchain and use new and existing Neblio addresses. Standard Neblio fees per transaction are used to fund the transaction, which currently are set to 0.0001 NEBL (<$0.01) at today's prices. The fees are paid to the staker, so there is an even greater incentive for staking on the Neblio network. While the existing Neblio blockchain supports the creation and transfer of NTP1 tokens already, Neblio will upgrade their existing wallets and create a new web wallet, which will allow for simple token management similar to MyEtherWallet's functionality for Ethereum.

The NTP1 tokens themselves contain the ability to store metadata on the blockchain, which results in non-fungible blockchain tokens. Ethereum hasn't implemented their ERC-721 non-fungible token standard yet, so it's impressive that Neblio implemented this functionality so early compared to their platform peers. Non-fungible tokens allow for unique-attribute tokens of the same type, which provide ownership functions, metadata inclusion, events (smart-contracts), and regular fungible token functions. A non-blockchain analogy would be baseball cards, where they have different attributes, including names, teams, pictures, and statistics associated with each individual card -- but it's still clearly a baseball card. Non-fungible tokens will be the catalyst for opening up the market for transferring ownership, like real-estate, automobiles, or any digitized property. NTP1 tokens can be created as either fungible or non-fungible token assets.

NTP1 tokens natively support encryption of metadata, so that sensitive data may be written to the blockchain using RSA public key cryptography. This built-in encryption ability will enable privacy-centric industries to implement NEBL tokens without additional security measures to secure their data stored on the blockchain. Transferring the keys to read NTP1 token data can even be integrated into dApps, if desired. Additionally, NTP1 tokens support the creation of smart contracts which can restrict or direct token movement, including lockup and expiration rules, as long as whitelisting or blacklisting of Neblio addresses.

https://thecryptocurrencynews.info/neblio-the-most-promising-baas-platform-under-a-1billion-marketcap/

Can the price reach close to ethereum???