Turms AMT (Anonymous Message Transport) is a peer-to-peer messaging system based on the (See ). It’s expensive and slow — so it’s not a replacement for email. But it is important — It facilitates direct encrypted messaging between addresses.
To spark your imagination, here are four applications that can be built using Turms AMT:
1. Simple Online Digital Product Sales
should be the natural currency for online sales of gift cards, video unlock codes, or any other digital products. With Turms AMT it can be incredibly easy to make an automated delivery system:
- Monitor an Ethereum address for payments — a different address for each product.
- For each payment received, send the digital product via a Turms message to the originating address.
This sort of online would be totally anonymous — You wouldn’t even need to provide an email address. How cool would that be?
2. Communications with ICO Investors
Some people bemoan the fact that unregulated ICO’s are able to sell to “unqualified,” anonymous investors. Personally I appreciate the caveat’ emptor stance — I believe that people should be free to invest in a venture anonymously, without getting “permission” from some government entity. Turms AMT makes it possible to send a message to an ICO investor
when the only thing you know about them is their address.
3. Crypto Commerce
Commerce is the acid-test of a currency. With a couple of clever smart-contracts, can facilitate a unique form of crypto-commerce, similar to Ebay or Amazon, but completely decentralized. A project like this requires an encrypted messaging system between addresses, to place orders and to communicate order status. And that system should be as anonymous, secure, and persistent as itself. Sneak-peek: I’m already working on a decentralized crypto-commerce solution based on Turms AMT — Fasten your seat belts… it’s coming!
4. Efficient Advertising
Everyone hates spam… It wastes our time. Companies send out millions of advertising emails, just to catch a few people who are actually interested in their message. But Turms AMT is a different sort of messaging system, because the recipient gets paid to receive messages — and it will lead to a different advertising model.
When you register your address with Turms AMT you set a parameter called a “spam fee.” It’s the amount of Ether that you want to be paid whenever someone sends you spam. Set the fee according to how much spam you want to receive.
Turms AMT makes it possible for an advertising agency to target their messages to people who have indicated their openness to receiving “spam” (for a fee). In turn, you can earn some Ether, just by reading advertisements now and then.
In Conclusion
Turms Anonymous Message Transport is a simple system — but it brings anonymous encrypted messaging to . It’s Completely decentralized and it works now. Applications are coming…
Try it at:
Alejandro Diaz
Published at Mon, 22 Apr 2019 16:12:11 +0000
