Akroma

Akroma is focused on finding solutions to two main problems facing decentralized application development platforms. The first is to create a sustainable governance model around this new network that avoids the trappings of genesis block allocations, pre-mines, and ICO fundraising as all these methods incentivize founders and early adopters to “pump and dump” and move onto the next project.
Using lessons learned from Dash, ZCash, BitShares and EOS, we believe that we can build a governance model that supports long term sustainability for the Akroma project, while still
rewarding early adopters. With a sustainable governance model, we can focus our efforts on often underrepresented areas of cryptocurrency projects, that include: design, usability, adoption, and application development.

Akroma is a fork of the go implementation of the Ethereum protocol. It is a fork in the sense that it uses the same codebase; not the same ledger. Akroma is to Ethereum as Litecoin is to Bitcoin.
Development on decentralized platforms is growing at a fever pace. As developers look to build their application without the side effects of network congestion there are few options that arise. The first option is to build “next to” the network that you are building your application on. The second option is to consider new platforms that promise better stability. The third option is the one that the Akroma team took; stand up your own network, and make it public.