Chasyr: The Little Rideshare Startup That Could
Chasyr
With the goal of presenting the best alternative to Uber, CEO plans to introduce blockchain to the mainstream. By utilizing the Ethereum blockchain on Swarm City, users can give and request rides peer-to-peer enabled by the Swarm City Cryptocurrency (SWT). For those that are not crypto-savvy, this may already sound a bit complicated, perhaps even a little off-putting. Introducing blockchain technology to the mainstream is a challenge for many decentralized apps (DApps), but Chasyr intends to create a user-friendly experience by first using the backbone tech developed by Swarm City. Truth be told, you don't need to fully understand the tech to use the product. However, Chasyr wants to take their users "under the hood" to gain a little depth of understanding the power of being on the blockchain.
"This is only the beginning of our challenging journey, but with the experience I have gained by getting waist deep into learning the power of blockchain and decentralized networks, I feel very up to the task." — TommyMarquezThis innovative approach to rideshare will eliminate the need for surge pricing, allow riders to choose their driver, give drivers the option to negotiate a fair wage and a voice to where the revenue of the brand will go towards all being on the blockchain. As the Chasyr tagline goes, "Take a ride on the Blockchain," and help pave the future of rideshare.
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