Cappasity

However, there are already products from big tech companies, including Amazon, Facebook, Google, Apple, and Microsoft, launching tools for easy 3D and AR/VR editing and publishing.

Cappasity is aiming to create a platform that will allow to store and trade self-created 3D and AR/VR content effectively. The platform will use its proprietary technological platform and will provide the community with its API and SDK to integrate new tools and technologies developed by third party service providers. Currently, the platform is available thus with limited functionality and without token integration. Tokens will start to be accepted in December 2017. As of 21st of December 2017, the MacOS and Windows applications are available and can be downloaded from website. During 2018, the apps functionality will be expanded and smart contracts will be empowered into the system. The product development can be monitored through GitHub. The roadmap for 2018-2019 is split by quarters and gives the main information about stages of product development. However, the roadmap for the next year could be more detailed.

Cappasity does not explain how did they come up with the final fee size. Also, it is not clear if the required fee level will be enough to maintain the platform. As the company aims to enter the global market for using/renting AR/VR/3D content, the jurisdiction risk should be considered. Copyright is different across countries and Cappasity should strongly focus on this aspect of business. 

CAPP token will be used as utility token for payments within the system. However, the team does not clarify if it will be the only payment method in the ecosystem or not. That is why the risk of low demand for CAPP tokens should be considered. The Hard Cap of Cappasity is $50M. Cappasity team does not disclose any information about soft cap. The hard cap figure is above the average size of the round of companies at the same stage. (US software startups, Early Stage, Pitchbook). As the company provides large investors with contribution-size bonuses ($100K-$300K - 5%, >$300K - 10%), the risk of higher price volatility right after the ICO should be considered by the small investors. The team does not provide any financial forecasts or assumptions for their growth. The given expenditures’ structure is too broad and is not detailed.

Alex Chegaev’s (CTO) Linkedin - - was not found and his experience cannot be proved. The business development and sales experts does not have relevant experience prior to joining Cappasity. Apparently, Chief Sales Officer – Natalie Reyes – joined Cappasity right after graduating from university. Therefore, the scalability of the project might be slow. Blockchain scientist – Alex Garkusha – is not employed at Cappasity and helping the project through its own Blockchain consulting firm – Modern Token. As Cappasity might face copyright risks while globally expanding its platform, the team definitely must have strong lawyers on board. However, there are no full-time lawyers working at Cappasity as of now.