Alfa-Enzo FAQs : General Questions
By: Alfa
Tags: Blockchain, ICO, Apple, Crowdsale, FAQ

These are answers to questions on what our project is all about. For in-depth reading, please head to the docs part of our site www.alfaenzo.io/docs. Ask more questions at www.t.me/alfaenzoio.

What is the project about?

We are building the world’s largest decentralized economy.

What makes this project different?

There is no magic in blockchain, anybody with programming experience can build a blockchain. On top of that, blockchains are made for engineers and not the people (“mere mortals” as Steve Jobs calls them) who actually drive a decentralized economy.

We’re different because we’re releasing real products with valuable patented intellectual properties that can drive our thesis along. We’re looking at the equation from a true economic standpoint and seeing how can can fully disrupt decentralized ecosystems. We’re different because we’re creating end-to-end products for the blockchain that’s relatable and usable. If today’s blockchain world is like the early days of the PCs, then we are Apple.

Many projects are working on this though.

The difference is the fact that we’re building a real business, backed by real product, and real intellectual property. Every ICO claims to be creating a decentralized economy with little more than a whitepaper, digital tokens, and a dream. It’s a little known fact that 90% of all startups fail in the first year—and 90% the remaining fail in the 2nd year. If the rate of failure is so dismal without the complexities of blockchain implementation, the sad truth is 99.99% of them will fail when blockchain is added to it. What most people see in these offerings are wild left-field claims that build on the successes of existing blockchain techn. With flashy spin-offs and pie-in-the-sky proposals, these dreams will never materialize. ICOs use crowd-psychology like signaling and hype to create balloon value with little viability behind. A clone of Facebook that runs with blockchain? No, that will never work.

Most ICOs are ignoring all the critical tenets of how tech businesses start and create endearing value. We’re all tech start-up builders so we know what it takes to build truly competitive, user-centric products that last.

How will you make it happen?

We’re working with a 3-stage mission where the end-game is all about decentralizing your access to the world. After we’re done, a self-regulating decentralized economy will spark all by itself.

Stage I : Community

We will encase the complexities of blockchain in a new software interface that runs on top of it—a “user shell’’ that will make it “usable by mere mortals.” We call this Fluid.

Stage II : Devices

We’ll build a simple low-cost blockchain phone that runs our Fluid OS and global dApp store. We have already formulated how this can be done.

Stage III : Terminals

As we move into a world powered by voice UI, face recognition, and air gestures, there is only one end-game: Terminal Computing. Imagine being able to sit down anywhere and access your personal network, or walk by a building and check your content. The personal devices will give way for public terminals or thin clients that puts the personal part securely online instead of in the device itself.

Why are you going for such an ambitious project?

We have the skillset to execute, the proof to show that our vision will work, and the risk-taking penchant to make it happen.

When will it happen?

We’re well along on Stage 1. In fact, we’ve released the final section of our baseline version call Genesis to the iOS App Store. Our Android and Desktop version will follow in the next 2–3 months. Stage 2 will begin in 2023 and we expect to have something ready by Christmas 2025. Stage 3 is the long term outlook, and might be 5 years out from there.

Isn’t decentralizing our access with one app the same as centralizing?

No, quite the reverse. We’re building a technology platform that can handle everything, so that our experience is not co-opted and centralized. Under the hood, its tokenomics and mechanisms are powered by people. In essence, we’re creating a world without end where everyone can grow and sell their own crops to everyone else.

In contrast, our present experience is only looking through the lenses of the apps tech giants produce. They own our data and they own our time. We are hooked on different versions of the real world because we were born into it—into bondage. It’s time to free our data and our time.

Further Reading

Who are you and where are you based?

We’re currently a team of twenty-two members with academic backgrounds in computer science, applied and pure mathematics, engineering, and statistics. In terms of business experience, our members have all started successful businesses, and have held leadership roles in top tier tech companies. At the moment, our engineering team is based in Ukraine, US, and Argentina, while our design and business teams are based in United States. For more info, check out our website down below.

Who will own everything?

Alfa, Push, Valet, EON etc. is produced by Alfa-Enzo Foundation (AEF) and the community in a meritocratic governance model. The community will own via stakes of Enzo in conjunction with the Alfa-Enzo Foundation. AEF provides free guaranteed updates and support for all releases, starting from the release date and until the release reaches its predesignated end-of-life (EOL) date. AEF generates revenue through the sale of products and services related to its protocols and platforms.

Where can I learn more about Alfa-Enzo?

Head over to our website at https://www.alfaenzo.io for the full white paper as well as a quick one pager highlighting the key features of our technology. Also, feel free to follow us on any of the following media channels for the latest updates and news: