Introduction

Ekta White Paper

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Ekta White Paper

Executive summary and overview

Bringing real-world assets online

The startup ecosystem

Ekta Communities

Token Allocation

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Introduction

In 2008, the way that the world viewed value was forever transformed by the anonymous forefather of all cryptocurrencies, Satoshi Nakamoto. What began simply as a new standard for digital transfer through Bitcoin has now rapidly expanded to include a myriad of altcoins vying for attention; as well as new concepts such as decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFT), and decentralized trading infrastructure. In mainstream media, it’s widely reported that the cryptocurrency space has been on a rocket to the moon, albeit with the volatility that is to be expected when revolutionary technology and disruptive new ways of doing things are unveiled to the world.

However, most current cryptocurrency projects to date have been built to benefit and reward those already in the industry and community. Their aim has generally been to make processes on existing chains faster and more secure, or incur less fees, especially in the DeFi space. For most common folks who aren’t crypto savvy, they’ve been left out of the ecosystem.

Conversely, the transformative power of Ekta is designed to finally merge the physical world with the on-chain blockchain world. Ekta connects traditional industries and businesses, as well as physical assets, onto our blockchain. By doing so, Ekta creates opportunities to decentralize efficient access to capital from the modern world’s providers—including corporations, lenders, and investors. Ekta brings these opportunities to the people who need it most, employees and their families, borrowers, and entrepreneurs, along with making vital real-world assets such as natural capital more accessible through fractional tokenization and non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

Here, we introduce the key founding principles of Ekta. To begin, we will explore the problems and inefficiencies that have existed in the space to date.

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The problem

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