Hello everybody! As we are approaching the release of our first live version of IPSX platform the time has come to share our future plans for disrupting the multibillion IP market and for building a core component of the new internet.

Before that, I want to give a small status update regarding the launch of the IPSX platform. We are finalizing the internal tests and external security audits, things look good so far, however it will take us two more weeks for final tuning and last bug fixing. The security audit results will be made public once they are finalized. This small delay is mainly caused because we decided to reorganize databases and some logic and workflows on the whole architecture level to prepare the field for our next plans.

Our road map is covered by the end of Q3 of this year, and no information was made public so far regarding our next steps. The time has come to reveal our long term plans and vision. As you will see, there are a lot of challenging things ahead and multiple directions and components that rightly connected will create a solid ecosystem.

New website

We are planning to release a completely new website. The actual website is more oriented to the investor side as it was designed before our token sale and it does a poor job at explaining the technology, its benefits and potential from a business perspective. The new one will be more customer-centric and will do a better job at showcasing the tech and how it will change multiple industries — estimated delivery time: second half of November — beginning of December.

Product development

For those of you that read our whitepaper, you might remember that IPSX was designed from the beginning on two major layers:

First layer

Building the infrastructure to allow thousands of providers worldwide to share millions of unused IP addresses and requesters to rent these shared IP addresses from an open, transparent and liquid market.

Second layer

To allow service providers to build applications that require different volumes of IPs on top of IPSX platform. As we already stated, IP addresses are valuable assets with a low liquidity level and a ”hard to get” process and there are a lot of services, applications and uses cases where different volume of IP addresses is required. Allowing everybody to integrate with our platform will bring value to both IPSX ecosystem and to the service providers that need different volumes of IP addresses.

For the first level we will continue adding new features and decentralizing step by step the whole ecosystem. We will approach a continuous improvement model and add features as we identify real needs asked by the community or businesses. For example we will improve the micro-services layer and customize API for specific needs that will be identified. We could say that the whole process is structured on 4 phases as follows:

phase one: run an extensive focus group to gauge market demand;

phase two: prioritize;

phase three: implement;

phase four: get feedback, rinse and repeat;

Adding distributed storage capabilities and storage sharing

In this direction, we will extend the possibility of sharing additional resources, beside IP addresses. The first new resource we will add on the platform will be storage capabilities. As one of the fields where we plan to build additional services is Big Data, adding storage capabilities is a natural move because beside computing power required for data analyzing and AI, one very important resource is storage. Also, with this move we will provide a more complex infrastructure for building dApps. Distributed storage is a very complex subject and we will provide additional information for this field in the coming future.