Review on NOIA Network by Douglas Cachazo
NOIA Network (NOIA): Project to improve the Internet Service
Project of great potential that seeks to improve the quality of internet service, starting from the fundamental characteristic that any development that is currently done on the internet with traditional methods, can be developed under the Syntropy NOIA network.
The idea is to replace the routing of the information flow of the current scheme by another in which when entering the NOIA network the information is not delivered from a server but will be from person to person using direct interconnections eliminating the congestion that occurs in the servers that traditionally use the current internet for the delivery of information.
The project bases its economics on its NOIA token which is based on the Ethereum blockchain and is of the ERC21 type. With the purchase of the token you acquire the right to enter the NOIA network and have the benefit of a more reliable, fast and secure internet.
It should be noted that this project enters the watch list for me and with it I acquire the token to the extent that I can, this guarantees me a good investment in the future, of course if the project is successful and is something in which I trust,
Something important is that the network has the necessary tools so that developers can contribute creating developments under this network. Contributing to a more secure and functional internet.
Something negative not of the project itself, is its web page, which I consider very deficient and with little vital information of the project, I have noticed this in many promising projects like this one and I do not understand how they neglect this important detail. Remember that your website is the reflection of your project to the world.
Pros
- Project with good contribution to blockchain.
- Opens great possibility to countless use cases
- Provides tools that facilitate new developments
- Betting on an improved internet
- Promising erc21 token on the rise this year
Cons
- Poor web portal.
