Review on TrueChain by francis fernandez
transparent and borderless advertising
Advertising through the use of digital platforms allows you to expand the trade of products and services to the least thought of places. However, the advertising business is not always accessible to all stakeholders, especially small agents or publishers. To compensate for part of this problem, True Chain has developed a cryptographic platform whose purpose is to promote advertising activity on a global scale, by incorporating digital resources of real utility that do not require the use of intermediaries to handle advertisements. Instead, True Chain employs smart contracts and the BFT protocol to design an advertising system based on efficiency and profitability.
In this way, True Chain builds a transparency-based ad network that delivers high-performance non-custodial applications that eliminates the possibility of maliciously managing ad efficiency results.
One of the most important characteristics of this advertising ecosystem is that it uses an infrastructure that is affordable for developers by providing non-custodial software and applications that do not require complex technological know-how.
How is the momentum of the operations of the True Chain ecosystem achieved?
True Chain uses the TRUE token to manage the operations of the advertising platform.
True Chain also has a mixed consensus mechanism for greater network security: DPoS + fPoW; which guarantees anti-fraud protection, improves the efficiency of operations and promotes decentralization. It also has a valuable team of creators committed to the sustained growth of the network.
True Chain aims to become the futuristic platform for borderless advertising trade, backed by a growing community of followers.
Pros
- Eliminate bureaucracy in advertising activity
- Boost advertising without intermediaries
- It allows to create intelligent solutions for advertising of real utility
- Does not require great knowledge to create applications within your infrastructure
Cons
- Currency subject to value volatility
