TaaS announced announces their contribution to BLOCKv, creators of the world’s first “user interface” layer for blockchain- based tokens. The contributions come just before BLOCKv’s Token Generation Event (TGE) on October 12, when BLOCKv will release a network token, ‘VEE,’ with a target of $40 million in participations.
Reeve Collins, CEO at BLOCKv said, “The recent participation from TaaS and Blockchain Capital is a testament to the future vision of our company and technology platform, which we believe will accelerate the consumerization and commercialization of blockchain technology. TaaS and Blockchain Capital are extraordinarily well-connected within the blockchain community, and their support will unlock doors to future potential partnerships.”
BLOCKv has created a blockchain-based development platform that enables the creation of smart, secure and dynamic virtual objects called vAtoms. The platform promises to usher in the next generation digital goods economy through the creation of a user interface layer that mitigates the complexity of blockchain development to unlock exponential growth. As sharable digital goods become more ingrained in the lives of consumers, BLOCKv technology provides an unprecedented opportunity for brands, marketers and developers to engage with and build stronger relationships with consumers.
Ruslan Gavrilyuk, president of TaaS, said, “We were very impressed with BLOCKv’s platform and concept around the vAtom, these smart, dynamic digital objects on blockchains, and see great potential in the numerous consumer and business applications that could be built on the platform. We believe that BLOCKv has created something revolutionary and we are excited to be involved with the company at this critical stage of its development.”
The company recently received the highest grade at the blockchain pitch competition at the 9th edition of the d10e Conference, the leading conference on decentralization exploring the future of FinTech, Token Sales, Blockchain, Sharing Economy, Future of Work and Disruptive Cultures. The grade was based on numerous factors including its business model, team, token structure, business materials, milestones and roadmap.