Offering a different and combating a number of these entrenched issues are aims DBA expects to achieve through its community and incentive structure. To that end, DBA will create a token for incentivizing neighborhood participation. There’ll be no ICO.

He also touched on current issues which appear to be creating a overall environment that renders individual blockchain ecosystems too isolated. He believes the trend of short-term token speculation and trading, combined with early adopter incentive structures that stimulate that speculation, to be about. Both clinics contribute to premature speculators earning more than real builders and builders. He also finds airdrop approaches to be ineffective, for the most part.
The CEO of the project is Tom Tao, formerly of IBM and Chainbase Accelerator. In opening remarks, Tao gave his outlook on the industry and extrapolated on where he witnessed DBA adding value to the blockchain ecosystem, imagining that “for startups, getting resources and focus quickly is one of the critical aspects to attain success. ”

Jobs currently in the ecosystem contain decentralized storage product Genaro and risk-management platform DRC.

Tao laid out the aims of DBA which include equipping promising blockchain startups with the tools required to accelerate their growth, giving them access to an incubator in which they can develop their goods and helping them to plan out business plans to provide that product to the world.