TANZŌ Review ICO

Yousuf Atik

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In recent years, online appeals for manufactured products have proliferated. Suddenly? not true. In an age of instability, excessive mass production, and conveyor belt consumption, humans are no longer amazed at the ease of familiarity and authenticity of homemade goods. For more than 5,000 years, art and crafts have played an indispensable role in human progress and subculture. Even in these days, ridiculously enough, we seem to be using mass-produced hardware and software to reconnect our desire for crafts.

When TANZŌ started market research again in 2016, we knew that there were hundreds of artisans online, but we were surprised to find more than 200,000 guilds, institutions, golf equipment and other communities where artisans and artisans gathered. Change your mind and vision and share your love for creating things with your own weapons.

As humans become more interested in having practical and precise items, the international home-made goods market has tripled due to the 2008 truth and is now becoming a $100 billion industry. In 2016, Indian individuals exported $5. There are $400 million in handmade products, an increase of 15% over the previous 12 months. During the same period, each China and Southeast Asia generated more than $25 billion.

Today, the total length of American crafts companies is $4.3 billion, in line with new queries from the Creative Industries Association (AFCI). As demand continues to grow, the industry's mission to use the global handcraft market in 2020 will be a $15 billion business. Handicrafts are a specific expression of a unique lifestyle or network through neighborhood crafts and materials. As the degree of globalization increases, products become more and more commoditized, and craftsmen find that their products compete with products across the industry.

Most craftsmen and craftsmen are innovative, creative and difficult. Their recent task is to see it from their community community. With the recent advances in technology and e-commerce, craftsmen need to be familiar with social media, customer advertising, advertising, privacy rules, and more. In order to succeed, they were forced to invest their efforts and time on many different things that were previously produced.

Most craftsmen are not virtual locals, entrepreneurs or advertising and marketing professionals, such as the new virtual millennial generation. They are just everyday people who show their abilities and information to create something precise and beautiful. Consumers seeking to buy handicrafts like the feelings of indigenous traditions and cultures around the world, as well as an increasingly diverse and commoditized world. The trust of the authenticity of the opponent's crafts is the primary task of the consumer.

The following definitions were derived in 1997 through the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization/Information Technology (UNESCO/International Trade Centre) workshops and international market seminars, reflecting the scope and complexity of handicrafts.

A handcrafted social market based on blockchain. TANZŌ aims to be the online marketplace for two handmade and extraordinary items in the world – from unique handmade products to antique treasures.

TANZŌ will also become a vibrant real community, linking their passion to the passion of handicrafts. This platform allows craftsmen to do what they like for buyers who like what they like.

About TANZŌ

TANZŌ is the first social market for handcrafted products, where craftsmen are protected and craftsmanship is guaranteed. Distributed TANZ led ledger technology ensures platform transparency and makes buyers and sellers as open and secure as possible.

The main goal of TANZ Tujuan is to create a synchronized social platform based on a fully decentralized trust system, ensuring that all parties involved in a particular transaction are equally protected.

Handmade Markets

Since 2008, the global artisanal product market has tripled and has now reached $100 billion. In 2016, India alone exported $5 billion in artisanal products, a 15% increase over the same period last year. During the same period, China and Southeast Asia generated more than $25 billion.

According to the latest research by the Creative Industries Association (AFCI), the current huge consideration for the US handicraft industry is $4.3 billion. As demand continues to grow, the industry expects the global handcraft market to reach $10 billion by 2020.

Problem

Most electronic trading platforms are not suitable for real craftsmen who want to sell their craft or want to sell a uniquely designed product at a reasonable price. In particular, artisans are forced to compete directly with wholesalers and merchants, who often sell counterfeit or mass-produced goods at much lower prices on the same platform. Sometimes it's even hard to find real artifacts in low-quality manual quantities, which can confuse search results.

Solution

The TANZŌ blockchain-based authentication process ensures that only real craftsmen can sell their artifacts on the platform. This is also a guarantee for potential buyers, all of which are handmade by artisans who sell them.

For customers who may not be familiar with the value of comparable cryptocurrencies, the item will be priced in legal tender. However, TANZŌ will provide incentives for users to withdraw or withdraw the withdrawal fee and provide TZO bonuses as a reward for special achievements, using TZO tokens as the default currency for the transaction.