Review on Origo by David Olayide
Origo Network
Origo (OGO) is described as the scalable privacy preserving platform for decentralized applications. Origo Network aims to feature privacy as one of the main drivers of adopting decentralized applications. If you ask me, I will say the need for privacy is more and more necessary and important today, and the need for more privacy oriented programs, platforms and applications, is growing just as innovations and technology keep growing day by day.
Origo is basically a scalable privacy facilitating platform for decentralized applications. Origo token sort of serves as the fuel to operate the privacy preserving features on the Origo network. A privacy preserving protocol that supports complete privacy protection for not only transactions but also smart contracts.
The project is entirely privacy focused to say the least. The security of users data and operations is more or less the job description and this private information is kept safe from public view and access. In addition there’s an easy-to-use toolchain for utilizing privacy technology, developers pay more attention on their business logic with minimum learning curve on our platform.
I think it’s a good project and the potentials are there as long as people have a need to engage privacy in their transactions and all. OGO has a circulating supply of 160 Million OGO coins and a maximum supply of 1 Billion coins. Huobi Global is like the current most active market trading the coin. Other exchanges are, Bilaxy, HotBit, and Bithumb.
Pros
- Privacy centered
- Based and operates on the blockchain
Cons
- Unpopular
