Chronobank (TIME)
Chronobank (TIME) price, charts, market capitalization, history. Check Chronobank live and history price in charts and tables, do analysis with special TIME tools. ChronoBank.io has been designed by a consortium of professionals with over 100 years of combined recruitment experience, in consultation with experts who can create the software to leverage blockchain technology to solve real-world business problems. ChronoBank.io is a blockchain project, aimed at disrupting the HR/recruitment/finance industries in a similar way to how Uber disrupted the taxi business and how Upwork represented an evolution in freelancing. We want to create a revolution in the short-term recruitment of the real world professions.
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All of ChronoBank’s applications will be accessible through ChronoMint, which forms the detailed User interface for all upcoming dApps. ChronoBank’s developer are building on the Ethereum blockchain for now, due to its already high adoption among investors and users, but we’re planning to replicate our network on additional blockchains like NEM and Waves.
Competition. There are already services available on the internet like ‘Upwork’ which provide a labor-market for freelancers. ChronoBank however is the first fintech start-up that specializes on bringing these functionalities to the blockchain by building a fully automatized and trustless but simultaneously secure and fast network.
This network will not only be available for job seeker and provider but also for companies and individuals aiming to use one of ChronoMint’s additional features like Multi-Signature Wallets, Token creation system, Voting feature and Crowdfunding campaigns.
Future. There are dozens of new coins being issued every week with often nothing more than an idea behind it. A lot, if not even most of them will fail because of different reasons like a missing market for the desired product, weakness in management or missing community interaction. On the other hand, when referring to the Dot-com bubble in the early 2000’s, companies which stayed competitive and innovative like Amazon or eBay recovered from losses and even surpassed their previous stock-price by far.
