Intellos is closing the global wealth gap by creating a protocol based crypto investment bank.
What is Intellos doing?
Currently, access to high performance alternative investment products is only in reach to some. Intellos wants to change that.
Intellos is building a crypto investment bank protocol that facilitates the tokenization of ETF-like quantitative trading and custodianless index funds and allows anyone to launch decentralized financial applications.
Through the Intellos Protocol, we’re enabling equal access to performant, custodianless investment opportunities and next-generation financial applications.
The Intellos Protocol is a transparent and tamper-proof decentralized multi-nodal computing infrastructure with various built-in services that facilitate the tokenization of next-generation funds and power the Intellos ecosystem.
Nodes
The Intellos Protocol allows anyone to offer their idle computing power and bandwidth to allow others the ability to applications on the protocol, all by downloading a simple node installer. The node installer sets up a docker environment with an assembly of integrated software and can be ran on any Windows, Linux or Mac machine. The docker container provided runs a stripped down version of CentOS and is preconfigured in a way that it automatically connects to the network and becomes a protocol node. Node operators are compensated for renting out their resources to the protocol with ITX. Compensation is determined by measuring the contributed amount of compute power and bandwidth, this can be thought of as similar to mining Bitcoin.
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Leveraging The Protocol’s Compute Power
Arbitrary code written in typical languages is able to be run on the protocol. Now those who wish to leverage super computer-like distributed computing power for their applications backends have the ability to do so. This enables existing developers to be able to deploy a new breed of powerful, decentralized financial applications without learning new languages. Codebases that run on the protocol are managed via a git-like codebase manager.
Built-in Services
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