Quote from: join2 on February 25, 2018, 03:23:26 AM

I am a connoisseur and a lover of food, I like your project because it makes it easy in food delivery but I want to know the real purpose of your project? and what differentiates your project from other projects?

Thank you for your questions. I would post the reply I had given earlier as as an answer to your question however.

You can also refer to our medium article to have brief insights about the value propositions which will give a fairly good idea on how it is different from other projects.
https://medium.com/@BiteCoinNetwork/bitecoin-network-987d6b0d5092

While the rewards are an integral part of running the network, it is only an added incentive.

The main value addition to the customer is contracts enforced by smart contracts. If the delivery system fails on their promise (time of delivery, product item compliance etc), the order is immediately cancelled and the money refunded.

According to our market research, this is an operational bottleneck of delivery services, and therefore is the source of complaint for a whole bunch of users. Users normally had to wait a lot of time apart form the already mentioned timeframe in their websites.

This bottleneck can only be relieved by operational optimization, which we are experts at as well. The idea is to find optimal trajectory planning with state-of-the-art tools and predictive controls in finding and diverting the driver to reach in time - which brings us to the second important value addition to the blockchain ecosystem. Failing which, we will have to mitigate the losses (refunded amounts to customers), by optimizing our business models using advanced FTCs to ensure quality.

Introducing machine learning and state-of-the-art optimization algorithm with fault tolerance guarantees on the blockchain is a central premise of our project and is actually our USP - Our team has been doing this for a while and so we know what we are talking about.

I hope you understand the idea behind the work. If you are more interested, you can read our published papers (google+ links on our team profiles on the website) to understand the methodology of how we will be dealing with faults and optimization in general using invariant sets.

Thanks and best regards,
Expecting your support further.