Quote from: chabal on May 14, 2018, 09:14:00 PM

I honestly did not understand what the blockchain can do for your product.

We want our researchers to be independent. It is very common for research institutions to be in need of very speciality/fine chemicals either not being commercially available or being incredibly expensive, having unfavourable delivery times due to different reasons and only offered by the big players. Just an example: This compound cost about 16.000 US$ per gram. Trading chemicals has become a tough business excluding newcomers bringing potential innovation to the benefit of mankind. We believe that everyone deserves a chance to realize their concept.

Now imagine having a network of researchers and small businesses where you inquire your need of this specific compound or a precursor etc and make international payments in no time with GCR Token. Your provider of the custom synthesis then is e.g. able to upgrade his equipment, optimize the reaction, publish his scientific work general data as for calibration or synthesis programs on our online database, collaborate with others, get new input and grow his business.

Now think of a more complex molecule being in the need of lets say 50 GCR Synthesis apparatus. We plan to connect our machienes (interconnections needed for security reasons) to the blockchain database. We then offer GCRsync Tokens for free having a large number of decimals which will have the task to enable synchronizing and communication (in this example) of the 50 apparatus to produce needed internediates with a specific priority level in no time. Each value has its own command. By connecting analytic equipment like mass spectroscopy, varieties of chromatography etc. to the blockchain with the purpose of validation researchers will be able to optimize their timeschedule and speed up their development. Providers will get their funds immediately. The point of uncertainty of research outcomes has always been a reason for delay.
We will provide more information in our fully detailed whitepaper.

I really hope this gave you some insight of how we want to implement blockchain technology into our project.