Hero Node (HER) ICO Review & Analysis – Hero Node ICO Review

Hero Node

The Next Generation Decentralized Blockchain Fog Computing Platform

ERC20 Token

Hero Node utilises the Hero protocol to integrate different public blockchains and build a cross-blockchain, cross-platform development solution for DApps. Hero Node will also build a fully decentralized node network which contains multiple kinds of public chain and IPFS storage to support fully decentralized applications.

Hero Node is compatible with all public blockchains that support smart contracts in the market, including ETH, QTUM, IPFS and provides a unified API interface
Hero Node supports public blockchain synchronization, secure storage, FAAS, and decentralized node maintained by miners
Hero node synchronizes data and files based on global nodes without requiring a centralized server

“Different from the current public chain in the blockchain world, Hero Node is not a traditional public chain, but a platform service, a solution that combines the concepts of public chain, mobile cross-platform technology, and fog computing.
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Positives

The Hero Node Team Looks Great. With Members Having Worked with Companies like Volkswagon, Facebook and AirBnB, It’s Clear That the Team Are Successful in Their Previous Endeavors and the Skills That They Present Are Definitely What Hero Node Requires.
Investors for Hero Node Include Starwin Capital, Fenbushi Capital and Qtum. Great Backers with a History of Funding Successful Projects. Everything Looks Great Here Including Some Extensive Media Coverage from National Outlets. Hero Node Is Clearly Making Some Heads Turn Prior to Their ICO – a Great Sign.
The Explainer Video Featured on the Hero Node Website Does a Great Job of Describing What Hero Node Is Aiming to Achieve, Albeit Hard to Understand at times Only Due to the Accent of the Narrator. Subtitles Are Provided. There Seems to Be a Lot of Focus on the Platform Applications Being Accessible by Ios, Android and Web Users, Something That We Haven’t Seen Competitors Touch on Too Much.
Github Progress Shows Activity Reaching Back to Late 2016. Recent Github Progress Looks Great with Core Repositories Being Updated Frequently. With New Projects, We Usually See Githubs Include Not Much More than a Repository Dedicated to the ICO Contract. Even Though Hero Node Have Not Got a Huge Amount of Github Activity, It’s Great to See Them Developing the Platform Prior to Their ICO.
Hero Node Is One of the Better Ico’s We’ve Seen in Terms of Token Distribution after ICO. With the Development Team Only Receiving 10% of Tokens and Partners Only Receiving 5%, ICO Participants Won’t Need to Worry about Tokens Being Dumped in Huge Amounts by Investors/Backers. The Foundation Is Receiving 15%, the Ecosystem Is Receiving 30% and ICO Participants Receive 40% of Tokens. Great Distribution.

Concerns

Hero Node’s Roadmap Featured on the Homepage of Their Website Isn’t Exactly Extensive. The Roadmap Reaches out to the End of 2018 but the Milestones Aren’t Very Detailed. This Will No Doubt Be Revised at Some Stage Once They Have Secured Their Funding via ICO.
Competition in This Space Is Quickly Becoming a Lot More Present with Projects like Dadi and Sharder Having Very Similar Business and Token Models. Hero Node Does Seem like It’s Bringing Some New Features to the Model but Unless You Dive into the Whitepaper, the Project Can Seem a Bit “Same-same” For Investors Who Have Already Researched into the Aforementioned Projects.
No Other Concerns Here. If We Had a Final, More Minor Concern It Would Be with the FAQ Section. With Only a Few Questions Answered with One or Two Sentences, Any Questions Investors/Users Have Should Be Either Forwarded Directly to the Team, Otherwise the Whitepaper May Be of Better Value. Apart from That, Hero Node Looks like a Great Addition to the Fast Growing Industry of Decentralized Computing.