Dayta

Data and personal information protection is always a problem. And profiting from data usage even more difficult Dayta would like to solve this issue implementing blockchain and smart contracts to monetise personal data in a secure way.
Dayta's Whitepaper describes in detail all specifics of how they will achieve this goal. So, they know exactly what they are going to do.

Overview:

1. Strong and experienced team with good advisors
2. KYC passed
3. Reasonable and achievable Caps
4. ICO duration
5. Nice social media statistics
6. They already have prototype. Thats really important and big plus

Nice project and strong team. I am sure that this project will be a success.

Good solid team, with great vision and a product with good use case.

I think this project certainly has good potential, even though they are not the only ones competing the blockchain ID segment. The market is big enough to cater for multiple platforms.

A project with potential and necessary for our future. However, many competitors on the market as well as projects that have already raised large amounts of funds.
A solid team and a concrete vision, past KYC, soft cap achievable and MVP already available, which is a very good point.

An experienced team that might be able to achieve some success in the industry.
Personal data and privacy are central issues of our time.
The product is very well detailed in dayta's whitepaper!

Overall a project with great chance of success!

Vision:

I'm a big fan of Bloom and these guys are doing something quite similar except with the added twist of allowing users not to just protect their identity and PII, but also monetize it. Bloom only gives users a way to securely make it available to services they want to us, Dayta provides a means to actively be paid for such data.

I can imagine something like Dayta being an excellent add on to Brave browser where it would automagically use that PII to augment the advertisement selection process, and even provide some of that data directly to advertisers before or after ad serving/click through - for a fee of course .

I think they also give a good reason for using blockchain - transparency and immutability so those who breach data contracts can be held accountable. In Blockchain We Trust right?

So yes, the Vision is bang on IMO - put the data back in the hands of We The People and make those who profit from it pay for it and be accountable for and malfeasance - plus make that less likely in the first place. More to the point by making this a more trustworthy process you'll probably find more people actually wanting to share their data - under the right terms, which Dayta lets you define and agree to.

Team:

All the players seem to have pretty solid backgrounds in the field and the stuff they are supposed to be doing, with employment histories in well known companies doing those things.

Some have even built blockchain related projects and companies before which makes them above average IMO.

Product:

Of course this is all slideware at the moment but I would say their whitepaper is above average and includes quite a lot of details on the various processes and technological decision. They have also put a lot of thought into how it will be used by the various customers for it - from consumers to businesses.

It's definitely necessary in the future and there's going to be a lot of effort in other companies.

But many investors will want to see more.

Show me what you're doing

People have distrust in the ICO.


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Thank you for your immediate response.
I hope the project goes well.