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In fairness, there's a white paper linked on the bottom. I scanned it. It sounds like an etherium competitor, specifically for computation. It describes a p2p system of compensated nodes, with an external blockchain to manage access\identity. Nodes run pieces of the data through simulated circuits, similar to a protocol described by Cohen in [2013 Crypto](http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-642-40084-1_1...). The authors claim they got the O(n^2) down to O(n), and parallelize the rest. Storage via a distributed hash table. Other fancy stuff to ensure correctness.

My concern for the site is toward the bottom. They advertise "Fair income distribution: Users get paid for their data". If this were google, that might work. As this is a private computation service, I don't know which way the typo should go.