I haven't looked into it a whole lot but the team looks legit. If you look at their github you can see each member has been on github for a while and has done work. There really isn't much in their github that isn't related to the ICO, though. I don't see any sort of miner or node code although there is a thing called insomnia written in golang. I'm not a golang guy so I couldn't tell you if it's an actual miner or not. Maybe somebody else could comment on this.

But if you scroll up to my last  post you will see that they fudged numbers in their business overview document (if not an outright lie) which doesn't sit well with me.

I want to believe this is legit, but I am not convinced yet. This could be another DEOS scam but they did go farther than the scammer Jawad Yaqub and his fake company Razormind did. At least they have a github team to show, with people who look like real, active programmers.

I am hesitant to invest in anything that does not have code to backup their whitepaper claims. Sure they might be real but who says they will be able to deliver? This isn't the first time somebody wanted to turn processing power directly into currency (which is IMO the future of cryptocurrency).

Just my 2 cents. Take it or leave it.