aXpire Speed Review

badman-crypto (53)in #ico • 6 years ago (edited)

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This article expands upon my aXpire overview and gives a quick in-depth look at the aspects that matter when deciding whether to invest or not. All Killer No Filler

Brief

The goal of aXpire is to provide a cloud-based solution to streamline resource management through integration into the blockchain and advanced AI learning. If you haven’t read my project overview for aXpire, you can check it out here for more general information about the project.

Hype

The aXpire Network is a project that originally sold out its January ICO in 4 days. The token price has since taken a hit due to the “Crypto Winter” to about 60% of ICO price although the project is far from slowing down, with a roadmap of planned releases until late 2019, the aXpire Network is just getting started.

Axpire has a decent social following, with approximately 6-7K on Twitter and Telegram respectively and is listed on multiple major exchanges including Kucoin, IDEX, and HitBTC. The project has also been featured in Forbes as well as Bitcoin.com and Entreprenuer.com.

Tokenomics

The aXpire token (AXP) is an Ethereum based ERC223 utility token, used as the primary currency throughout the service. There is a circulating supply of 265,000,000 AXP and a total supply of 350,000,000 AXP; currently priced at ~$0.065 gives a market cap of $17,146,640. This makes aXpire a bargain for any investor and the project still has a lot of room to grow to return to ICO price and beyond.

Team

aXpire has an experienced team of 8 main members, and 9 active developers (working alongside the parent company LSG,LLC on aXpire), that seem dedicated to hitting their roadmap targets. The advisory board is extensive and includes names such as Roger Ver and Mate Tokay (Bitcoin.com), Shingo Lavine (Ethos), and a whole host of traditional business experts.

Partnerships include the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, Ethos, and the Microsoft Partner Network and the parent company has worked with names such as Coca-Cola, Nike, IBM, AT&T, and Intel to name a few.

Summary

All things considered, I think it's a great time to be getting involved with the aXpire project and by the end of the year, I see this project really flourishing!

For more info about the project, check out the links below to visit the website to check out the whitepaper and if you have any questions you can ask the team directly on their telegram channel.