Decentralized sharing economy protocol
using the ETHEREUM blockchain
- Open source and community managed
- No data reselling
- No deplatforming
- No exploitation of monopoly position
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1st round: 0.00004 BTC
2nd round: 0.00009 BTC
Sharing economy platforms are broken
The sharing economy is booming.
But power is skewed towards the
platforms such as Uber, AirBnB
and Upwork. It’s hard for
competitors to attract buyers and
sellers. Leading sharing economy
marketplaces become monopolies,
an advantage they exploit to
extract a large portion of value.
Why build on TimeCoinProtocol
TimeCoinProtocol provides a platform on which to build
a fairer sharing economy.
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Easier development with
TimeCoinProtocol ADK
02
Decreased user acquisition costs due to mobility of users between dApps
03
Be part of a fairer sharing economy
TimeCoinProtocol architecture
Decentralized Applications
Decentralized applications (dApps) through which the sharing economy is realized via the peer-to-peer trading of products and services.
Application Common Libraries
The TCP Application Common Libraries are a JavaScript-based catalog of developer tools which are openly accessible to all TCP developers.
Open Source Search Server
The Open Source Search Server provides a search function will allow users to search for products and services in TCP dApps.
TimeCoinProtocol
The protocol offers a number of functions including account management, dApp browsing, product or service transactions, settlement, scoring, and token reward allocation. The protocol acts as an intermediary system which facilitates interactions between dApps, IPFS and the ETHEREUM blockchain as well as external arbitrators and oracles where necessary.
InterPlanetary File System (IPFS)
A distributed storage facility called the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) which holds the product and service information for dApps.
ETHEREUM Blockchain
The ETHEREUM blockchain upon which TCP runs.
Reward mechanism
A portion of TimeCoin tokens earned and transaction fees
are redistributed to users of the platform.
Rewards are proportionate to contributes regardless of
contribution type. i.e. loyalty, numbers of transactions,
size of transactions, growing the network, supporting
the operation of the network.
TimeCoinProtocol's dApp
TimeTicket - TCP's dApp
The dApp to be launched on TimeCoinProtocol will be
TimeTicket. TimeTicket is a mature sharing economy
marketplace from the team behind TimeCoinProtocol.
250,000 TimeTicket users will become users of
TimeCoinProtocol once ported over.
TimeTicket Website
About us
TimeTicket GmbH
(Switzerland entity)
TimeTicket GmbH is a subsidiary of TimeTicket, Inc. It has been established to oversee the IEO, to develop TimeCoinProtocol (TCP) and the TimeTicket dApp, and to promote the protocol’s decentralized services. TimeTicket GmbH is 100% owned by TimeTicket, Inc.
TimeTicket, Inc. and Globalway, Inc.
(Japan entities)
TimeTicket, Inc. was established in April 2019. The company successfully raised more than $2 Million USD from investors and operates a sharing economy service platform called TimeTicket. Globalway, Inc., which is its
parent company, is an experienced leader in web and IT enterprises with a track record for pioneering forward-thinking solutions. Globalway’s service group has over 50 million users annually and listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
A sharing economy service platform, TimeTicket
TimeTicket’s Sales have increased more than thirtyfold in the past three years and half. The platform has now reached approximately 250,000 active users and annual transactions in excess of 12,000. This makes TimeTicket one of the fastest growing sharing economy platforms currently operating. TimeTicket is currently only available in Japanese, but as TimeTicket expands to new markets TimeTicket’s conversion rate, repeat user rate, and the average lifetime of active users is comparable to some of the world’s most successful online companies. During 2018, 6% of users continued to trade three months after their first use of a TimeTicket service. This is on par with the activity of repeat purchasers on successful e-commerce websites such as Amazon, Flipkart, and eBay.
A sharing economy service platform, TimeTicket
Core team
Masato Kakamu
CEO, TimeTicket, Inc.
CEO, TimeTicket GmbH
CEO, Globalway, Inc.
Co-head of TimeTicket business
In 2004 Masato Kakamu founded Globalway, which he successfully led to a listing
on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2016. Prior to running his own business, Masato
was involved in algorithm trading and risk management systems for UBS and
Deutsche Bank. He helped to launch the Japanese subsidiary of webMethods
(now Software AG), a US enterprise software company for large corporations.
Masato has already made significant accomplishments in sharing economy services,
leading the TimeTicket business to grow further.
Takahiro Kawakami
Senior Engineer, Globalway, Inc.
Takahiro Kawakami oversees a broad range of areas from the backend to front systems. He is an all-around player in systems development, web planning, and web direction. He has experience in corporate management through building and establishing multiple successful IT startups.
Yuya Nemoto
Director, Globalway, Inc.
Since 2017 Yuya Nemoto has spearheaded business growth for Globalway. He began
his professional career at Recruit Holdings where he was involved in promoting each
project for planning RikuNabi NEXT and defining its development specifications.
He transitioned to SUUMO group company Homepro in 2009, managing a large-scale
upgrade of the end-to-end user, client, and back-office systems. He also implemented
automatic matching using big data as part of the improvement to business-side
profitability. Yuya received numerous awards during his tenure in both organizations
including MVP, the best practice award, and the innovation award.
Yumiko Ibe
Service Planning Manager, CEO room, Globalway, Inc.
Yumiko Ibe was a key player in the establishment of Career Connection and served as
the product manager. Her experience in strategic planning and design is invaluable in
maintaining service links between Career Connection and TimeTicket. Ibe has won
several promotions in her time at Globalway and was previously employed as a business
app engineer. She holds an MBA from the Open University Business School (UK).
Yuki Yokoyama
Web planning manager, Social Web Media Department, Globalway, Inc. Yuki Yokoyama has proved highly effective in the same role for many internet businesses managed by Globalway including Career Connection, Career Connection News, and Career Connection Tenshoku. She has a successful track record in web business at a large web creation company and a company that is developing a social networking business with the establishment of new sites and large-scale upgrades.
Kazuki Sakurai
Editor-in-chief of Career Connection News, Social Web Media
Department, Globalway, Inc.
Kazuki Sakurai is the editor-in-chief of Career Connection News, a wholly-owned media
service of Career Connection. As a former journalist Sakurai crafts articles on the topics of
professional advice and career progression. By March 2018, he had grown Career
Connection News to 12 million page views per month. He is also involved in monetization,
advertising, and the planning of tie-up articles.
Hiroshi Sato
Senior Web Designer, Social Web Media Department, Globalway, Inc.
Hiroshi Sato is an experienced designer who has created many Globalway sites including
Career Connection and Career Connection Tenshoku. He has been involved in the
production of many websites at multiple production companies.
Ayako Moritomo
CDO, TimeTicket Inc.
Ayako Moritomo started her web design journey after graduating from Musashino Art
University where she specialised in visual communication design. Her talent has won
some prestigious awards including the Grand Prix and the Accessibility Award at the
Web Grand Prix. Before joining TimeTicket Inc., she successfully secured jobs for
multiple competitions at a digital marketing agency and worked as a product manager
at an IT venture company specialising in the food industry.
Ayako holds the first grade of the Sikisai Kentei (test on knowledge about colour) and
learnt typography at Robundo, which illustrate her conscientious approach to mastering
basic skills from analog to digital.
Masahiko Akahori
Director, Globalway, Inc.
Masahiko Akahori started off his career path in corporate investments and business
partnerships at CA MOBILE, LTD. (now CAM, Inc.).
In 2010, he joined Serendip Consulting Co., Ltd. helping business reconstruction
through corporate investment and active management participation in investee
companies. Later on, he was appointed a director of the company leading the
Corporate Department of the entire group operations. In 2019, he became the head
of the Corporate Planning Department at Management Solutions Co., Ltd. being
involved in mid-term business plan/budget formulation, capital and business alliance,
and in-house project management.
In June 2020, Masahiko was appointed a director of Globalway, Inc., providing
expertise in a wide range of corporate areas.
Yukihide Yana
Director, Globalway, Inc.
After working for NTT Software Corporation (now NTT TechnoCross Corporation),
Yukihide joined Globalway, Inc. in 2015. As a manager, he was engaged in building
the API integration platform and IoT platform as well as helping Salesforce
implementation. Later on, he joined Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting LLC, being
involved in the global business expansion of connected cars and the development
of API guidelines for finance.
In 2020, Yukihide returned to Globalway, Inc. as the head of the Business
Application Department and became a director. His specialty areas are IT architecture formulation and digital transformation support utilizing API and IoT.
Shinichiro Takata
,b.Engineering Manager, TimeTicket Inc.
Shinichiro Takata specialises in system design, system development and system
operation centred around infrastructure and backend. He has development
experience in a wide range of fields such as 3D projection systems, simulation
programs for industry-academia collaboration projects, and large-scale
advertisement distribution systems for traffic in the tens of billions per month.
Tomohiro Arai
Engineering Manager, TimeTicket Inc.
Tomohiro Arai has extensive experience as a business systems integrator from
upstream to downstream. With his work know-how, he has been building systems
in various jobs. He has also been involved in the production of smartphone apps
such as games and e-books and has experience in a wide range of fields from
server-side to application engineer.
TimeTicket business auditing team
Masayuki Kuroda
Director, Globalway, Inc.
Masayuki Kuroda has been involved in the planning and development of job hunting
services and mid-career recruitment services since 1988. From 2006-2014, he worked
as the editor-in-chief of Rikunabi Next during the period in which recruitment media
began to shift to online platforms. Since 2011 he has been involved in the reorganization
of the media and employee placement businesses, promoting the development of a
database and platform for the job search market. In June 2014 he established Lucent Doors
Corporation, the primary focus of which is the theme of “suitable matching for middle
generations (in their 30s and 40s),” which had been a long-standing issue in the Japanese
recruitment market. Kuroda assumed the position of Globalway Outside Director in 2015.
Takanori Naoi
Auditor, Globalway, Inc.
Takanori Naoi was senior manager in charge of the intellectual property department at Oki
Electric Industry Co., Ltd. He assumed the position of Globalway Auditor in 2014.
Advisors
Tetsuro Takemoto
Tetsuro Takemoto has been building robots since the age of 15, learning robot design through self-study. Tetsuro has twelve years of experience in software/hardware development, UI/UX design, and planning. He has worked on a large-scale ad server, mobile games, O2O mobile application platform, and various other projects. Currently, he is supporting the TCP IEO and building dApps, and is highly motivated is to create ecosystems for all blockchain projects.
Nobuaki Watanabe
Managing Director, Contentserv Japan
Nobuaki Watanabe is among the initial team who helped launch Globalway.
He supervised cloud application development for large-scale corporations. Nobuaki
is an expert in blockchain, fintech, and cloud-based systems and supports the
technological aspects of TimeTicket and TCP. Before Globalway, Watanabe was
engaged as an IT consultant at NTT Software and webMethods (now Software AG).
He is particularly skilled in the consultation, development, and management of
system mission critical infrastructure, and will take a lead role in the development
of the blockchain for TCP.
Emma Ikawa
Marketing Advisor, TimeTicket Inc.
Auditor, Globalway, Inc.
Emma Ikawa has experience in developing trading systems and financial systems,
project management, developing algorithms, sales and marketing, and client
management in financial institutions including Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, KBC
Securities, and Barclays Capital across the globe for over 16years. Emma also has
experience in accounting, trading equities, and working with derivatives and quants
team to offer financial products and services to international clients.