DisLedger

DisLedger's DCL is the first token launch/ICO that is legally available to everyone. Unlike 99.9% of coins it maintains compliance with regulations, so the company is stable, the token is stable, and the buyers aren't getting into an illegal security. DisLedger is a patent-pending, distributed ledger technology that processes hundreds of thousands of transactions per second, and is totally private. Compare that to any blockchain, or IOTA and you will see it is far superior.

About DisLedger DCL tokens are priced at the launch at $30 but that is a 57% discount from the list price of $70, or a 233% price increase after the launch closes. Distributed Ledgers designed for some of the world's largest companies. Distributed yet private Distributed ledgers that provide secure processing without relying on your competitors to approve your transactions. Non-repudiableConcurrence process with cryptographic security provides non-repudiable record of all counterparty transactions. Transparent Provides access to one common dataset for the entire organization with easy partitioning to limit viewing to subsets of ledgers, allows simplified compliance under the regulator's legal purview. Deterministic DisLedger allows for rapid processing of transactions without relying on time intensive consensus protocols like the average blockchains on the market. DisLedger is future-proof. Enterprise-ready Technology DisLedger works with some of the largest technology providers, Fortune 50 companies and financial institutions in the world to deploy the DCL architecture vastly improving industries such as: Financial and Capital Markets Internet-Of-Things micropayments High-speed Transactional Systems

DisLedger® is a non-blockchain, distributed ledger technology designed for high-volume transaction processing such as payments and capital markets clearing. DisLedger’s patent pending technology provides a solution for permissioned networks that handle high volumes of transactions, require low-latency, and must maintain data privacy. It is a different approach to the way the data is distributed, more akin to sharding or striping than the massively redundant replication of all data copied to all nodes. DisLedger doesn’t compete with permissionless, completely transparent networks like Bitcoin and Ethereum but offers an alternative where the use-case calls for speed and privacy.