The blockchain industry has set applications into different sectors and industries in the world; we have the blockchain technology being applied to industries like transportation, health, energy and now it is being applied to the wine and spirits brewing industry. The wine and spirits brewing industry focuses on making ready-to-drink alcohol and the logistics being the transportation of these ready-to-drink alcoholic products actually entails a whole lot. The transportation process takes up so much time as care must be taken to not damage these goods while in transit and this extra care also attracts higher fees.
The thought process of how these alcoholic products would not have to be transported taking up so much time or attracting really high fees actually led to the creation of the Aclyd project. This Aclyd project aims at solving the transportation issue of alcoholic products by creating a platform that facilitates the convening of these alcoholic products right from the production farm to the doorstep of customers, completely avoiding the time sapping and really expensive transportation proces; this would be achieved by the creation of a secure blockchain payment system.
The Aclyd project is a peer-to-peer solution for the payment, transaction and trading of alcoholic products with the utilization of the Aclyd tokens and self-executing smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain. The need for a project like the Aclyd project cannot be over-emphasized as different problems are being encountered daily that acts as barriers to the smooth delivery of alcoholic products. We have different problems and one of them is the fact that most orders made these days are from minors with ages between 18 and 21 and these online delivery agencies must make sure that they do not make deliveries to people within that age bracket so as to not risk a lawsuit.
Alcoholic products are most times being exported or imported and a big issue can arise from the foreign exchange of the countries involved. The new payment method for alcoholic products brought about by the Aclyd project is a really awesome idea considering the outdated payment method in existence and its low payment processing capacity.
The solutions brought about by the Aclyd project actually spans across all the parties involved during a delivery of alcoholic products; customers get to have their products delivered on time and in good conditions, farmers and producers get to educate themselves and know more about future dealings which entails pricing information and even helps them in making better informed planting decisions.
The Aclyd project is a really huge project that would disrupt the alcohol industry in a really big way. The Aclyd token is a token based on the ERC20 token standard on the Ethereum blockchain. The Aclyd token is the designated token for the Aclyd platform and it facilitates lightening fast and secure transactions, both local and international.
The CEO of the Aclyd platform is Jessica Contreras; She is an entrepreneur with a whole lot of experience in alcohol industry. Jessica learnt how to make alcoholic products and perfected a way to directly distribute alcoholic products to customers on an international scale by virtue of the Aclyd project.
Roadmap.
Q2 2018
-Company formation.
-Financial forecasting.
-Team recruitment.
-Whitepaper release.
-Crowdsale announcements.
-Development commences.
-Code audit.
Q3 2018
-Private pre-sale.
-Presales
-Public crowdsale.
-UI/UX development.
-US compliance.
-Community building.
Q4 2018
-Aclyd hardware wallet manufacturing and beta testing.
-Aclyd marketplace beta release.
-Android and iOS app release.
-Third party security audit.
-Additional stress testing.
-Smart contract platform beta release.
Q1 2019
-Aclyd platform full release.
-Third party wallet integration.
-Aclyd hardware joint venture release.
-Annual financial audit.
The Aclyd token would be distributed as follows:
65% would be allocated to the contributors, 20% would be allocated to the team, 10% would be kept as reserve and 5% would be allocated to bounties and advisors.
The funds generated from the crowdsale would be allocated as follows:
40% would be allocated to development, 25% would be allocated to marketing, 20% would be allocated to operations and 15% would be allocated to legal and compliance.
Useful Links.
Website: https://aclyd.com/
Whitepaper: https://aclyd.com/wp-content/uploads/WP.pdf
Ann thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4941612
Telegram: https://t.me/aclyd
Writer's bountyox username: kitan.
