Quote from: EvRo74 on May 23, 2018, 08:38:05 PM

This project is interesting from a technical point of view, but I would like to know more about - what utility will it bring to the world? Now there are a lot of technical solutions, new generations of blockchains are emerging, but the main thing is the integration of cryptography with real business and everyday life of people. What will the Kryptonium bring in this regard?

Privacy is a common theme among new generations of blockchains; so that is only a foundation for the Kryptonium Project. There are numerous features that bring need to everyday life; smart contracts, mobile mining, atomic swaps. However the existing coins tackle only portions of these verticals.

Kryptonium is positioned on a solid base of privacy and a fundamental goal of regaining the privacy that we have given up in our participation with the Internet. Kryptonium adds value with the smart contracts and atomic swaps; making it very powerful for many potential use cases. However that doesn't quite bring it down to your specific question... business and everyday life:

That is where the true mobile mining comes in, and the Vanta debit card. There are significantly more people with smart phones in the world then those with access to modern banking. The debit card, in conjunction with the mobile wallet and mobile mining, brings the ability for anyone with a smart phone to earn KRYP tokens, and use KRYP tokens anywhere they could use a debit card. With the ability to have tokenized smart contracts (similar to ethereum's 3rd party tokens), this expands these capabilities to a much wider audience, with exponential growth of use cases.