Verasity VRA
Report Issueverasity.io is a leading video player, providing our proprietary rewarded video player technology to major video publishers around the world. The patented video player allows you to earn rewards in the form of our VRA cryptocurrency, monetization and loyalty schemes in the video player wallet. Our unique playout technology is already available to more than 1.6 million video publishers, with 550 million users and more than 110 billion views per month. This brings engagement, audience and revenue back to YouTube video publisher sites. Our attention-based model creates a thriving VRA token economy among viewers, video publishers, and advertisers. Verasity is the future of online video.
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Short Review Verasity
Crypto project Verasity (VRA) is classified as a Social. Verasity is a Utility token that is hosted on the Ethereum Network. The current total supply is 110.31 B VRA (Circulating Supply + Tokens yet to be released - Burned Tokens). (0.27% of total tokens) have been allocated for the public sale.
Verasity ICO Overview
Estimated date for the public token sale: 31 August 2018. Verasity (VRA) price during the token sale: 0.0075 USD. Min/Max Personal Cap: 100 USD / 50000 USD. You can purchase project tokens for BTC ETH
VRA Price Chart
The launch of VRA token trading took place on 3 April 2019.
Fundraising Rounds
Total sold 6.54 B VRA tokens (63.18% of total tokens). Total amount of funds raised by the Verasity project is $49.07 M.
| Investment Round | Date | Price | Funds Raised |
| Public Sale | May 21, 2018 | $0.0075 | $48.88 M |
| Pre-Sale | March 31, 2018 | $0.0075 | $187,500.00 |
Verasity Investors
Verasity Cryptocurrency (VRA)
VRA is the token of the Verasity video sharing platform. It concentrates on esports and video entertainment. The main goal of the project is to increase revenue from all types of advertising. Those who would like to use Verasity should integrate the platform into their video stack so they can reward viewers for their attention. The VRA token has a specific life cycle, which can be described as follows: game and/or application developers buy VRA to fund their campaigns, the Verasity platform receives a percentage of campaigns or any other activities, users can earn VRA by playing or watching other content, developers receive income from a percentage of actions that can be used to fund a new campaign. There is also a staking program that allows users to be rewarded for their commitment.
History of the Verasity project
The Verasity project employs a large professional team. The founder of the project is RJ Mark. He has been developing hardware and software since the 90s. His partner is David Archer, who specializes in law. The project's financial director is Robert Keogh, who works with small and medium-sized enterprises in the field of digital media, blockchain and cryptocurrency. Moreover, the project has many developers who are committed to moving Verasity forward.
Advantages of Verasity (VRA)
- Esportfightclub.com (This platform is considered the most important use case because it uses all Verasity products and has over 8 million views). Verasity.tv (aggregator of available SDKs for video platforms).
- Kit. Using a software development kit on top of existing video platforms instead of creating a new one.
- Income. Staking provides the opportunity for simple passive income.
- Openness to the community. The project has a roadmap for the next 12 months, and it is constantly updated.
- Very active community. All information about the project can be found on the official website. You can also check social networks, Verasity representatives answer all questions and are ready to help their users at any time.
The project is being successfully used. A few examples:
Disadvantages of Verasity (VRA)
At first it seems that this the project is flawless. However, some users name a couple of points as possible existing disadvantages:
- Not a unique project. There are many projects with the same goals. The most successful ones are still hard to find.
- Not fully decentralized. Some Proof-of-View nodes are owned directly by Verasity, some are owned by others. On the other hand, the team believes that complete decentralization could cause even greater harm to the project and information security. They insist that having some control allows them to manage the project better, and that doesn't make it any less secure.
