Permission Coin (ASK)

Permission Coin Price & Market Data

Permission Coin price today is $0.003416542901 with a 24-hour trading volume of $586,973. ASK price is up 3.0% in the last 24 hours. It has a circulating supply of 0 ASK coins and a total supply of 100 Billion. If you are looking to buy or sell Permission Coin, Bithumb Global is currently the most active exchange.

Who Are The Founders of The Permission Coin?

The Permission Coin was founded by Charles Silver, Hunter Jensen, and Robin Bloor.
Charles Silver is a veteran entrepreneur with a proven track record of growing successful businesses. A visionary in the dot-com era, Charles founded RealAge, a pioneer in using big data to connect advertisers and consumers on a permission basis. He grew RealAge to tens of millions of users and led the company to its acquisition by media giant Hearst. In addition to founding Permission.io, Charles co-founded Reality Shares, a SEC-registered investment adviser with 5 publicly traded ETFs, including the first publicly traded blockchain ETF, and Blockforce Capital, a multi-strategy digital assets hedge fund.  
Hunter Jensen is Permission.io’s CTO and has been at the forefront of the software industry for more than 20 years. An engineer with broad experience, Hunter founded and built a leading software development agency and has led teams that have released best-in-class products, including for Samsung, Salesforce, Cisco, Microsoft and other technology leaders. 
Robin Bloor, Co-founder and Chief Analyst of the renowned “Bloor Group,” is a respected IT analyst both in the U.K. and the U.S. Robin has consulted for the world’s leading tech companies, including IBM, Microsoft, Oracle and Teradata and is a well-known expert in all things big data, AI, and analytics. He is also a published author, having written eCommerce bestseller The Electronic Bazaar, which predicted the advent of personal data monetization. He also wrote The Common Sense of Cryptocurrency and co-authored The Algebra of Data. 
The Permission team consists of more than 30 employees, board members, and strategic advisors. 

What Makes Permission Unique?

Although many crypto projects tout data empowerment, most limit users’ ability to benefit from their data to a specific browser or application. Permission’s platform is constructed to help users securely grant permission and earn from their data across multiple channels and contexts. The coin is simple-to-use with earn and spend opportunities that are straightforward and transparent and that will evolve as the project’s network and permission-based economy matures. The vision for ASK is that users will put their data to work for their own benefit in a way that will easily blend into their daily lives.

Fundamental to this vision is Permission’s patented technology, which allows data stored in silos and applications to be integrated so that individuals can link and monetize their social, search, shopping data, any data that is stored in any database, to be queried as a single logical data store. 

This is a huge differentiator because it enables users to truly take back ownership of their data so they can earn from it, putting individuals at the center of the data economy.  
Permission launched the Permission Platform in August, 2020, and has achieved significant early growth, with ASK now held by over 300,000 unique wallets. 

How many Permission Coins (ASK) are in circulation?

The Permission Coin has a circulating supply of 4,110,077,464 ASK coins and the maximum total supply is 100 billion. 
Of this 100B, 40% are allocated to users, 25% are allocated to purchasers and supporters, 20% are allocated for developer incentives and advisors, and 15% are allocated to the team. 
The large supply is meant to allow mass adoption by users around the world while still transacting in whole-number denominations, as opposed to decimal places.

How is the Permission Network Secured?

ASK transacts on the Permission Blockchain. The Permission Blockchain is a fork of Ethereum, so it's based on the Proof-of-Authority consensus and fully follows the Ethereum PoA protocol.