Mercury Protocol (GMT)

Mercury Protocol, with ticker GMT, aims to bring people together in a trusted way to build relationships, conduct commerce, and thrive online. It is a smart contracts and software services suite that enables a trustworthy, meaningful, and providerless communication layer for consumer app developers. The protocol is decentralized, secure, providerless, and application agnostic, ensuring the freedom of information sharing without constraints or walled gardens like Facebook, Facetime, and Google’s Allo.

Dust Messenger is an example of an app built on the Mercury Protocol. It offers a private digital space where trust matters, with a patent pending for RAM-based ephemeral message storage. Users can download the Dust app on the IOS App Store and Android Google Play Store to experience secure and encrypted messaging. The GMT token sale, which concluded on November 24, 2017, saw 168,359,625 GMT tokens sold to 1,640 participants from 80 countries, with 15,779 ETH contributed to the public sale.

The roadmap of Mercury Protocol includes four phases: Cyber Dust, a 1:1 encrypted messenger; Dust (rebrand), a decentralized messenger; Broadcast, a decentralized networking; and Mercury Protocol, a blockchain communications platform. Interested individuals can sign up for the newsletter on the Mercury Protocol website to stay updated on the latest developments.