Redvolution


What is the purpose of Redvolution ?
 Redvolution's main goal is to create an innovative and multiplatform "wallet" for the different ERC20 tokens on the Ethereum blockchain. It will implement different communication features such as P2P public messaging, channels and some other projects which will remain undisclosed for now.
Why did you create a token ?
This token has three uses : first, it is the fuel that can be used for our wallet (examples : a small amount of REDV must be sent with each message in order to avoid spam, buying/selling channels). Second, this token can be traded on the different marketplaces and, thus, allows the developing team to get funds in order to run this project (we didn't raise funds through an ICO and airdropped the tokens). Finally, there is such a hype around tokens and cryptocurrencies lately : issuing a token raises awareness about the project that is behind.
Why a dedicated wallet ?
An easy-to-use and secured wallet allows you to have both an easy control of your funds and a secured storage (instead of leaving them on a centralized exchange). Since people like to have everything in one place, we will implement as much features as we can in our dedicated wallet.
Why is your wallet different from the others ?
The first version of the wallet will be quite simple with a few innovations including attaching a message with your transfers of REDV. In the future, we will try to implement other features such as private P2P messaging, channels (see Roadmap), automatic token detection and other functions.
How does the messaging service work ?
When you transfer a given amount of REDV to another address, you can attach a message with it. In order to attach a message, the amount your are transferring must be greater than a defined amount of tokens. This amount will entirely go to the receiver, there are no fees ! We will change that amount with the evolution of the token's price on the markets in order for the price of sending a message to remain stable.
What are its different uses?
There are several uses : if you want to send a message to another Ethereum-based address and you don't know its owner, if you want to attach a message with a transaction of REDV for a gift or if you want some address to authenticate with a message. It could be used for advertising. You would read the advertising message and get the minimum amount of REDV in return that is necessary for the sender to transfer in order to attach a message with a transaction. These messages are public for the moment. P2P private messaging is not yet implemented.
What is the "channels" feature about ?
As you can see in our REDV contract source code, there is a feature called channels. People will be able to create a channel with a key word (#REDV, #whoknows, #pump...) for a fixed amount of REDV that will be burned when the channel is created. Then the owner of this freshly created channel will be able to either post messages in it for free or to sell it. The other users will be able to follow the feed of this channel through our wallet. It will be like a decentralized Telegram on the Ethereum blockchain.

For more information:
Redvolution / Discussion group: https://t.me/RedvolutionOfficial
Website : www.redvolution.io
Twitter : https://twitter.com/RedvolutionOff
Trade : https://stocks.exchange/trade/REDV/BTC


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