Review on Storeum by David Olayide
The Storeum Marketplace For Merchants
The advent of digitalization in the twenty first century has necessitated that almost all aspects of the human experience as well, become digitalized. Because of the internet we now have digital or online market places which are also based on the Blockchain.
These platforms or projects operate on the blockchain technology and make the services they offer as decentralized and easy to access as possible. The particular blockchain that the platform we are talking about is based on, happens to be the Ethereum blockchain. The Ethereum blockchain is very popular and in fact hot happens to be the second most important blockchain.
Storeum is the cryptocurrency affiliated platform we are talking about today. Storeum also recognized by the ticker symbol, STO, is a decentralized marketplace that allows anyone who is so inclined, to buy and sell products or other services for cryptocurrencies. This makes a lot of sense as the platform also operates on a global scale this covering much ground. This marketplace plans to support and host thousands of merchants who have their goods to sell.
For the internal operation of the platform there is the STO token. STO has a circulating supply of 278,998,364 STO coins. I don’t know the exact figure for the maximum supply though. I hope this market actually benefits any and all merchants who choose to make use of it’s services to sell their goods to a global audience of buyers
Pros
- STO operates on the Ethereum blockchain
- Storeum is not limited to a geographical region but rather it has a global reach
- Decentralized marketplace for merchants
Cons
- I don't know if the project will be adopted massively because it still appears to be in the shadows
