I wonder how the community reacted to the initial name change?
Everest is more than just user ID verification, and wants the name to reflect this. There seems to be a general understanding and positive feedback from the community about the approach.What is the amount of tokens prepared for the bounty pool?
There are 7,000,000 IDs reserved for the Bounty campaignHey. Tell us please what structure of bonuses do you have for investors and is there anyway?
The seed round had a 50% discount (2M raised), then in a tiered structure there will be a 30%, 20% and 15% discount for the pre sale which is open for participants. The tier structure discount depends on the time of investment and how much has been raised so far. 20M is the goal to be met during these sale rounds. You can sign up for the pre sale at the bottom of the website https://everest.org
In connection with what so suddenly there was a rebranding?
p.s. No offense, but when I see the name Everest I have direct associations with the program to track the status of the PC
While our name has changed, our goals, mission, and vision remain constant. We needed a brand that fully encompassed the monumental potential/scope of our platform. The EverID brand will continue to exist under the Everest umbrella representing the identity platform component of our solution.
So basically not to just have it associated with the ID part of the project, but to look beyond to other features, right?
What are some of the other features to highlight?