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Today, Syscoin is unveiling a new website and logo, an updated roadmap and the formation of the new Syscoin Foundation.
The Netherlands, Eindhoven: The Syscoin Foundation ("Foundation") is pleased to announce the beginning of a new era for the Syscoin protocol; introducing the formation of the official Syscoin Foundation and a protocol rebranding campaign. To kick off their activities, the Foundation unveils a new website, logo and an updated roadmap for the "Syscoin Platform".
Following the recent Syscoin development innovations focused on transaction speed through Syscoin's exclusive Z-DAG technology, the Syscoin Foundation has sought to launch a rebranding campaign to deliver a fresh, modern look that reflects 39; avant-garde of the platform.
The new vision changes Syscoin's focus from a decentralized market cryptocurrency to decentralized application development and an asset / token creation platform. It will serve as a back-end infrastructure for business owners to increase efficiency by creating tokens and dapps for a large number of applications on the most scalable and secure blockchain platform available. The Foundation is the key to linking all beneficial and contributory parts to the Syscoin ecosystem.
The Foundation has planned another upcoming campaign, revealing the results of the Whiteblock TPS (Transactions Per Second) speed test at the same time as the new Z-DAG whitepaper. Both of these developments will help to pave the way for the next Syscoin 4.
Information on the Syscoin Foundation
Officially established on December 11, 2018, the Syscoin Foundation is a non-profit organization that represents the core of the development team, protects code repositories and oversees public relations for the protocol. Its goal is to accelerate the global adoption of blockchain technology by supporting the unique decentralization features offered by the Syscoin platform.
The Foundation serves as an official body for Syscoin, which is the project for community members and its partners, and encourages developers to improve the basic Syscoin protocol by ensuring that there is sufficient access to developer tools and information.
More information on the Syscoin Foundation and the rebrand can be found on their website: syscoin.org.
