Lina.review is an ecosystem for reviewers, professionals and enterprises around the world, equipped and connected by a block chain. On January 15, 2018, the project was officially launched with the event of generating tokens in Switzerland.
The main idea of Lina.review is that it will use the invariance of the block chain to ensure the maximum possible transparency in the review industry. After the review has been added to the block chain, it can not be changed. Lina.review will also have an incentive system that encourages experts to provide reviews on specific products or services.
The platform is intended for traders, users and "assistants". Assistants are experts who review specific products in exchange for tokens. In general, Lina considers itself to be the "next generation" of the review industry.
How does Lina.review work?
Lina provides reviews and assessments based on blockchain technology This is a blockbased platform where everyone can create their own review system.
The platform is aimed at solving problems with a modern online review system, including unreliable records from paid surveys or company's own employees, as well as increased demand for customer reviews than customer offerings.
Here's how each of the three sides of sellers, assistants and users will interact with the platform:
Merchants:
As a trader, you can create your product for viewing on the platform. Merchants can also control the number of reviews required for the campaign.
Helper:
Experts on the platform are called "assistants". Assistants must be approved by the administrator. After viewing products or services, the assistant will receive a significant portion of the advertising revenue or registration fee in the campaign.
Users:
Users can search for product information using the Lina platform.
Features LINA
Lina highlights all of the following features:
Transparency:
Reviews and ratings on the platform are completely transparent, and users can check all data on the platform.
Constant:
Evaluation and rating are decentralized, which means that it can not be faked or manipulated by a third party.
Specific criteria:
Lina presented a set of criteria for reviewers. These criteria can be applied to more than 20 deposits, from technological products to medical services.
Monetizing ability:
Reviewers and assistants (experts) can earn LINA tokens based on the quality of their contribution, as the community says.
Hybrid architecture:
Lina introduces a hybrid approach to architecture, bridging the gap between the public network Ethereum (mainnet) and the high-performance scalable private transaction transactions with the side chain.
A large network of assistants:
Lina has already gathered a network of professionals from all over the world. This community continues to grow, as more experienced users are attracted to this platform.
What problems does Lina try to solve?
Lina strives to solve big problems in the modern industry of reviews, including all of the following:
Lack of reliability of reviews and evaluations. Enterprises were caught for what they paid for the best reviews on Yelp. MetaCritic and RottenTomatoes have been described as "fundamentally flawed" because they combine many different review systems into one arbitrary rating scale. A 3-star review from one reviewer may mean not the same as a 3-star review from another.
Difficulty in finding and comparing rating systems. Today in different industries there are many different rating systems. These systems will disperse, which makes it difficult for users to search for reviews and search for accurate information.
Lack of standardized criteria for each subject. Some review systems are as simple as the product rating "good" or "bad". Other rating systems are deeply immersed in product criteria. As mentioned above, Lina will have 20 different criteria for each product.
It is expected that ICO Lina.review will last from January 15 to March 28, 2018. 300 million Tokens are sold at a price of 1 US dollar per token. Yes, Lina.review aims to raise $ 300 million through its sale of tokens, making it one of the largest ICOs to date. 33.3% of LINA tokens created during the generation of the token will be allocated for the sale of tokens. The remaining 67% will be blocked for release within 10 years.
There is a total stock of 900,000,000 LINA tokens.
Who is behind Lina?
Leaders of Lina are based in Switzerland, New Zealand and Vietnam. The key members of the team are Mitchell Pham and Leigh Flounders. These are only two teams listed in the Lina's announcement line.
However, various members of the team are represented on the official website, including Greg (Zvi) Kushnir (co-founder), Vu Truong Sa (co-founder), Mark Pascall (technical adviser) and Paul Salisbury (technical adviser).
The company has planned an alpha release for October 2018, and the first public release will take place towards the end of the year.
Lina.review is a block-oriented review platform, whose goal is to create a single, unchanging and reliable source of information about various products and services. The platform is not planned for public release until the end of 2018. However, the company has already launched the Lina Rating application on the Google Play Store, which allows users to vote on the criteria that will be reviewed in 6 subjects.
Detailed information:
Website: https://lina.review
White paper: https://lina.review/lina_whitepaper.pdf
Twitter: https://twitter.com/lina_network
Telegram: https://t.me/linareviewintl
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Eth: 0x5D3D7FC48bAacC703d9dd27cB3Fdd86008577531
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