Skyllz: Roadmap Structure and ICO Details

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A company like Skyllz is aware of how a college diploma is becoming something less useful with each passing day. Companies like Tesla and Google are overlooking college education in favor of Proof-of-Skills protocols. Explained in layman terms, these protocols are the means a company has to prove that a potential employer has, in fact, a particular set of skills required by them. Skyllz has been hard at work developing a platform that makes it possible for employers and employees to show off what they have to offer to each other. The road to get there, however, has not been an easy one.

The Beginning of the Startup

The development of Skyllz started in 2015 where the developing team released a pilot edition of the app nicknamed the Alpha release in Boston USA. By 2016 the company was working under the name Workkola Inc and has a Beta Release of the first version of the platform along a boot camp program to speed up the development process. One year later, the company had a working upgrade for the platform labeled "v2.0". This is where the company started to seek funding by creating a token utility named the SKT token created using the ERC-20 protocols of the Ethereum Blockchain.

The Present

Skyllz has a plan to do their first ever private pre-sale in the first 3 months of 2018. The genesis contract of the SKT utility generated 1,6 billion tokens, and just a fraction of the will be offered in the presale to finance the next stage of development for the ecosystem as Wrokkola and Skyllz will merge into a single framework to apply the proof-of-skills protocols to a selected audience. After the work is done on the stage, the company will stage a public pre-sale and the main sale around the 3rd quart of 2018. The company is currently looking to make the sale in compliance with all rules and regulations of laws around the world, but in the end, a few restrictions may apply based on region. The platform will go live in the last months of 2018.

The Future

Over the course of the next two years and depending on how successful is the crowdfunding for the operation, Skyllz will begin to operate to the public. The testing period will go over the first six months of 2019 to sort out any issues that may appear. The work done during this time will set the standards of performance on the platform and the ecosystem. The company will put all the features related to certification, meritocracy, and decentralization to a test. The voting systems for partners will be used for the first time as upgrades are needed and the general optimization of the platform will undergo heavy revisions by the team of raters to make sure it stays at top performance.

While the plans of the company seem to be very specific and follow a solid structure, it’s hard to overview the fact that they haven't released yet the schematics for the token distribution and the allocation of the earnings collected in the crowdfunding. To learn more about the ongoing plans of Skillz, you have to go to ANN/Bounty Threads and Telegram