For sure man. Right now we already have the development side covered. We are trying to create a sort of "Bloomberg Terminal" if you will. Sort of like an API than will connect to every single exchange out there no matter if it's decentralized or on another blockchain or not. We have a whitepaper and our website is to be launched soon, but right now we are planning on having a meet-up within the next week or so to gather people who are educated upon cryptocurrency and would like to participate in the community side and be a part of this ICO.

Our idea is to create a remote access point where you can trade on any exchange, use any tokens though it, etc etc. In laymans terms, if the blockchain is the internet 3.0, then we are trying to create the laptop 2.0

Of course we have much much more ideas for the future but the basic concept is what I just said. The tokens utility would be that you would have to pay around 15-25 dollars a month in those tokens to use it, and the tokens would also serve as voting right towards developments and protocol improvements on the chain.