Steemit/DLive/ALIS Exclusive Content: Interview with the CEO and CTO of ALIS, Japan's First Blockchain-Based Social Media
Yo yo yo! Crypto enthusiasts and ninjas of sound economics and liberty!
In this exclusive interview I sit down with two of the founders of the ALIS team to talk about their groundbreaking new project and vision for "visualizing trust" on the blockchain, via a platform called ALIS, specifically aimed at the Japanese market.
ALIS is essentially the first blockchain-based social media project conceived in Japan. The goal? To provide reliable access to trustworthy articles and news in an era when government regulation of media and mainstream search engine algorithms tend to render information available to consumers unreliable, watered down, and questionable at best...or completely useless and even detrimental to society and freedom at worst.
ALIS is a crypto token, a blockchain-based social media platform, and a thriving community. ALIS plans to go global after achieving their goals in the Japanese market. To learn more, please visit their homepage, check out the platform, or get directly connected and communicate via the very vibrant and multilingual Discord Channel!.
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Graham Smith is a Voluntaryist activist, creator, and peaceful parent residing in Niigata City, Japan. Graham runs the "Voluntary Japan" online initiative with a presence here on Steem, as well as DLive and Twitter. (Hit me up so I can stop talking about myself in the third person!)
My video is at DLive
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Great interview boss.
I wanted to know whether ALIS is restricted to Japan only or anyone out side can use it.
Right now users must have an SMS capable, Japanese phone number.
Good informatic Interview of ICO ALIS's Founders. I think many people interested to know about this ICO.