Housinet is an abbreviation for House in Network, and it represents a blockchain-based solution for the rental market, which has been booming over the last decade. What this project has to offer is an innovative property management software that is supposed to improve the adaptation of this particular sector to the strides of technological progress related to the use of blockchain technology.
What Housinet will attempt to do, should they acquire enough funding by successfully carrying out the ICO, is to supplement the property management industry with the blockchain solution that promises to blend together the power of decentralized ledger, Ethereum smart contracts, and the elements of robotics to form a unified ecosystem that will be made available to all business entities that operate in this field. Naturally, this ecosystem is going to be fueled by the ERC-20 utility token named HIN that will serve as a vehicle of payment and exchange.
The pre-sale of HIN tokens will begin on December 2 and last for ten days. The fully-fledged ICO will start a month later, on January 13, 2020, with the closing date set on March 22. The pre-ICO price of 1 HIN is just $0.05. There is also a small investment barrier that stands at $200. Therefore, even the most minor investor would have a chance to participate, especially given that Housinet didn’t impose any restrictions with regard to the place of residence.
Those who want to obtain some extra HIN tokens have been given a chance to do so through participation in the bounty and referral programs, though no free tokens will be distributed by means of an airdrop.
With more than 10 billion tokens being allocated for sale, Housinet will try to reach the minimum funding goal of $1 million. The hardcap, on the other hand, is $20 million, which might seem disproportionately high, though, given the long-term ICO, it could be feasible, if the project manages to play its marketing cards right.
