Matchpool

Matchmaking Platform

Non Active, Jan 2020 ceased to operate
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Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in January 2016 by Yonatan Ben Shimon and Maximus Richardson, Matchpool operated with 1–10 employees. The company ceased operations in January 2020.

Business overview

Matchpool developed a decentralized matchmaking protocol designed to facilitate connections through group dynamics. The platform also served as a generic community solution for paid memberships, defining interactions within a market. Utilizing cryptocurrency payments, specifically a cryptographic token economy with "Guppies," Matchpool incentivized community engagement and rewarded users through a trusted algorithm. The company also created a game, ExoPlanets, where users could earn Guppies, operating within the cryptocurrency, trading, payments, social networks, and blockchain sectors.

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Company Intelligence Q&A

What is Matchpool's primary business?
Matchpool developed a decentralized matchmaking protocol that leveraged group dynamics to connect users. It also functioned as a platform for paid membership communities, utilizing cryptocurrency payments to incentivize user engagement.
When was Matchpool founded and by whom?
Matchpool was founded in January 2016 by Yonatan Ben Shimon and Maximus Richardson.
What was the operational status of Matchpool?
Matchpool ceased to operate in January 2020, making it a non-active company.
Did Matchpool have any notable product releases?
In July 2017, Matchpool released the alpha version of its matchmaking platform, as reported by NewsBTC. This release marked a significant step in the company's development of its decentralized protocol.
What technology did Matchpool utilize for its platform?
Matchpool's platform was powered by a cryptographic token economy, using tokens called "Guppies" to incentivize communities and reward users automatically.
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