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If RDNA tokens in the future will be able to pay for an antivirus subscription then I am interested in it. ROMAD only have to make a really competitive antivirus not only on paper but also in reality.

The team announced the finished product a year and a half ago. They probably meant the antivirus. Or an ecosystem? This ecosystem for the masses still does not exist.

They call it the ROMAD ecosystem. This includes not only antivirus but also other products related to cybersecurity; there is even a crypto wallet. Read more here https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/rdna-token-business-model-romad-systems/

Quote from: qwe1 on September 16, 2019, 05:57:54 AM

The most important point is: Which token is useful?

RDNA of course.

Thank you

The ecosystem and description of the business model of ROMAD tokens are well described and at first glance it looks not bad, for the benefit of the usefulness of the token.

I know that the ability to embrace the cybersecurity industry is not given to everyone, it is a long-term work, everything begins gradually with the application and improvement of a unique technology, and this is how the token stability is expected.