Intellectual property (IP) is developing very fast, this niche was given little attention in the past. This a pity since IP has numerous positive features, however it still lacks a good business model which will let customers invest into it. This happened mostly due to the structure of the industry. NPER is a project which lets the developers have legal rights by javascript:void(0)getting rid of the poor structure of the IP which deprives the developers of their actual rights. NPER renovates IP industry by restoring the developers’ legal rights and introduces a brand new long-awaited business model - 'Intellectual Property Investment Business Model' which all the people can invest into. NPER views the Intellectual Property of the developers as a valuable asset, buys it and transfers it into a token called NPER coin. In such a way, the value of IP rights are shared and business model which uses cryptocurrency makes sure that the investors get stable earnings.

The project team, which includes professional technicians, qualified advisors and trustworthy business partners, is now working on a P2P blockchain investment network to refresh the structure IP industry. NPER is using blockchain to eliminate the risk of being hacked as well as to let P2P trading with legal rights. It cuts down the distribution channel using smart contract. Such a feature will be beneficial for both developers and investors.

The token pre-sale and the crowd sale of the project finished in January with good results. They will be released on the 26th of March on Bibox.com. The Airdrop is supposed to be provided with NPER coins for $320 thousand. Wallet address will open on 15:00 (UTC+9) and transactions will be operating from 17:00 (UTC+9).

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