Measurable Data Token

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Measurable Data Token aims to provide a blockchain-based data economy, where data providers and data buyers can exchange data securely and anonymously.^[1]

Overview

The MDT team are based in Hong Kong and have been working together for over 10 years. MDT's first project Talkbox starred in 2010 was adapted into a TV show and novel called "Entrepreneurial Age".

Since the launch of MDT project in 2017, the team has been dedicated to making MDT the new standard for data sharing.^[2]

MyMDT Wallet

MyMDT is a Decentralized application (DApp) based on Ethereum which allows users to get rewarded for sharing anonymous data points. Users can join the MDT ecosystem through the MyMDT Dapp.

MyMDT supports three features:

It allows users to opt in the MDT ecosystem to share anonymous data points for MDT rewards
It allocates and deposit the MDT rewards for users
It allows users to earn more rewards by finishing specific tasks.

Asides the main feature of allowing users to opt in and share anonymous data points, in this version users can also earn rewards by finishing tasks. These tasks are often tailored made for the third-party applications that embeds MyMDT so that users can get more familiar with both the MyMDT dapp and the ecosystem of the third-party application.^[2]

Tokeneconomics

Measurable Data Token (MDT) aims to provide a decentralized data economy, where data providers and data buyers can exchange data securely and anonymously.

MyMDT is a Decentralized application (DApp) based on Ethereum that allows users to get rewards for sharing anonymous data points. The application has been integrated in the following apps: MailTime, Magic Crystal and Email Messenger. The project also aims to provide accurate, real-time and actionable consumer insights to businesses through Measurable AI.

The MDT token is an Ethereum ERC-20 token, used as the medium of payment for data purchases and user reward programs.^[3]

Measurable Data Token has active accounts on GitHub^[4], Telegram^[5], Twitter^[6], and Reddit^[7].