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>>18070436
Idena is a novel way to formalize people on the blockchain. It does not collect or store personally identifiable information. Idena proves the humanness and uniqueness of its participants by running an AI-hard Turing test at the same time for everyone around the globe.

The Idena blockchain is driven by proof-of-person consensus: Every node is linked to a cryptoidentity, one single person with equal voting power.

>https://idena.io

Trade DNA on qTrade. Max $4k/day withdrawals w/o KYC:
>https://qtrade.io

Mcap:
>http://rioda.org/idena

Next validation session:
>March 30th, 13:30 UTC

Idena is a novel way to formalize people on the blockchain. It does not collect or store personally identifiable information. Idena proves the humanness and uniqueness of its participants by running an AI-hard Turing test at the same time for everyone around the globe.

The Idena blockchain is driven by proof-of-person consensus: Every node is linked to a cryptoidentity, one single person with equal voting power.

>https://idena.io

Trade DNA on qTrade. Max $4k/day withdrawals w/o KYC:
>https://qtrade.io

Mcap:
>http://rioda.org/idena

Next validation session:
>March 30, 2020, 13:30 UTC

Why is this piece of shit not dumping to <500 sats?

A few days ago there was a solid discussion on Idena vs AI.
The devs have announced a new contest for AI researchers and practitioners with a $55,000 reward cascade to develop an open AI instrument for solving flips.

>$1,000 for ≥71% accuracy ($1,000 cascade)
>$2,000 for ≥72% accuracy ($3,000 cascade)
>$3,000 for ≥73% accuracy ($6,000 cascade)
>$4,000 for ≥74% accuracy ($10,000 cascade)
>$5,000 for ≥75% accuracy ($15,000 cascade)
>$6,000 for ≥76% accuracy ($21,000 cascade)
>$7,000 for ≥77% accuracy ($28,000 cascade)
>$8,000 for ≥78% accuracy ($36,000 cascade)
>$9,000 for ≥79% accuracy ($45,000 cascade)
>$10,000 for ≥80% accuracy ($55,000 cascade)

Thoughts?

>link: https://medium.com/idena/idena-to-pay-55-000-for-creating-open-ai-1d5d402755e0

>>17578317
:)