Zap Protocol provides critical infrastructure built to power the next wave of decentralized applications. Users can swaptokens, earn rewards by validating oracle data feeds, and raise funds on customizable bonding curves on our platform.
The official launch for Zap oracles was in January 2019; however, work and development on the project began in 2017, when the coin first went public. The Zap protocol is an innovative take on data sharing, token creation and decentralized applications (DApps). In addition, the platform allows users to set bonded pricing curves. The combination of all these capabilities makes Zap a multifunctional blockchain solution for a wide range of applications.
The Zapp protocol’s main goal is to be an all-in-one solution for DApp developers, investors and other enterprises looking to introduce blockchain decentralization to their operations.
Synapse Foundation’s pedigree in regards to its executives and staff is rather ironclad, so there’s no real worries about the Zap token being part of a “pump and dump” scheme. However, we do feel that its usefulness is quite limited because of the restrictions potential investors need to circumvent – especially the geographical limitations.
There are, of course, ways around this; we won’t specify, but there are methods for making it seem as if your computer is located outside of the US or China. You’re welcome to research those on your own and accept the risk of this behavior.
Other than that, Zap’s scope as a token isn’t very broad. If the Zap Store becomes wildly successful at launch, investing now may be a good idea – otherwise it’s a bit of a gamble.
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