Honestly we’re not that sure about MDL as a platform. While the functionality described certainly seems to have potential to support the talent industry by establishing an immutable, transparent database, we’re unsure of the role that the token itself will play in this environment. This is made doubly confusing by the fact that there’s simply not enough information on the token’s use on the MDL website.
It’s true that the token itself is relatively cheap during its pre-ITO. A single US dollar does provide 100 MDL tokens, making it a good “penny stock” option for diversifying your crypto portfolio. However, with such a niche appeal there’s not much to say about whether your investment will ever amount to anything.
There are other issues with MDL, at least there are on a presentational level. The MDL website has obviously been written by a non-native English speaker, as the content is sometimes laborious and often grammatically incorrect. There’s not necessarily anything wrong with this, but it does exude an unprofessional air that may result in prospective investors not taking the project seriously – this could result in less market adoption of the token and eventually lead to poor performance as a speculative asset.
Unfortunately, we see MDL as not going very far. You can, of course, still invest; as always, we recommend you never invest an amount of money, either in fiat currency or in cryptocurrency, that you can’t afford to lose.
