Doctor Smart's Co-Founder Pavel Roytberg announced that "our primary goal is to achieve a new standard of medical support efficiency and to drastically improve people's quality of life". He said: "Doctor Smart will be available around the clock through the website or mobile application to provide our clients with personalised advice. Apart from this, we have adopted Blockchain and smart contracts to secure patient data and all of the transactions on the new platform."
Doctor Smart's private Blockchain is based on Quorum, a Blockchain and smart contracts platform and a spinoff project by JP Morgan Chase. In turn, the public Ethereum Blockchain is used for the sale of project tokens for the widest possible distribution of potential ecosystem participants and to ensure the private Blockchain cannot be altered.
An important feature of the platform is that it automatically checks doctor's recommendations to ensure that they are line with a patient's medical history. To use the platform, specialists will have to pass an automated test running on the artificial intelligence (AI)-based decision support system (DSS) and provide detailed information about their education.
"In this way, we are adopting the trends that present real-world opportunities for the telehealth industry. We believe that our unique platform will revolutionise the sector," added Roytberg.
According to Grand View Research, the global market for Internet healthcare services is expected to reach US$308 billion by 2022.
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The token sale is expected to run within Q318, and aims at raising a hard cap of US$50 million. Investors can use Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Litecoin (LTC), DASH digital cash, or Zcash (ZEC) to participate in the sale. In this phase, the exchange rate is 1,000 DSTT for 1 ETH. The minimum transaction amount is 0.1 ETH.
Bonuses are proportional to the amount of investment. Investors making purchases over 500 ETH will have their bonuses negotiated individually.
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