Many would-be crypto investors enter the crypto market in one of two ways, they purchase a coin on an exchange or they begin “mining” a coin via PC hardware, i.e., graphics cards. Attracted by easy gains or promising tech, or both, the lure of crypto riches attracts many to try their hand in the nascent market.

Consequently, in this burgeoning market, where there currently exists little to no regulation, an environment for unscrupulous developers to take advantage of investors exists. Unfortunately, the beginnings of the Force project began in such a manner, when the original developer, a.k.a. Vhawk23, showed no desire to produce a working and viable product, but, instead, aimed to deceive the community and dump his pre-mine on exchanges; in the process, he decimated the market for Force and cashed out at the expense of early investors.

At the behest of the Force community, a core group of trustworthy Force community members, consisting of blockchain specialists and enthusiastic developers, initiated a community takeover to continue work on Force and give legitimacy to the project. The new team revived the fledgling coin and took to establishing a legitimate legal entity for Force; additionally, they provided the goal of developing a decentralized Internet-like network as Force’s main purpose.

The community takeover and subsequent incorporation in Zurich, Switzerland (in the acclaimed ‘Crypto Valley’) are demonstrably the first steps in making Force a unique project that injects real innovation into the crypto landscape. The team aims to develop Force into a standout project by creating a decentralized and scalable Internet-like network solution called, ForceNet™. A thorough whitepaper, explaining the technical details of ForceNet™ and its plans for execution, is currently being drafted for release by the end of Q1 ’18. In addition, at that time, the Force team will be revealed.

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