https://token.buddy.works/
It is now time for the third article in my series about Buddy. Please start with reading the first article if you are new to my blog. The first two articles described the company and its three main business solutions, the shared development GRID, the private development GRID, and finally the DevOps marketplace. I will now further discuss the Buddy platform.
Some of you might be wondering how Buddy compares to other supercomputers such as SONM or Golem. Buddy is really quite different from them. Buddy is designed to run many tasks with repetition, all while having no interaction with the user. Other supercomputers may be more focused on single jobs that are requested by a user who has large computing needs. Additionally, other supercomputers may allow all kinds of devices, including smart phones and tablets. Some tasks may terminate with not enough resources, that is why Buddy has set the minimum requirements. Another plus for Buddy is the use of the private automation GRID, so work never leaves their own private network. Another great feature of Buddy is that tasks executed on the private automation GRID are executed off chain. This way it is instant and without token fees.
Buddy is community oriented and wants to grow blockchain development. After the launch of Buddy, they plan to be open source. The utility token used by the platform is called the BUD token, and it is based on Ethereum. The token ensures security, transparency, economic incentives, and a governance source. There is a token sale being offered for anyone who is interested in this platform. It is currently scheduled to begin in August and end in October. Again, if you would like to read further about Buddy, there are resources listed below to view.
Whitepaper: https://files.buddy.works/ico/BuddyWhitepaper.pdf
Announcements: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3798597
My bitcointalk profile link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1420457
