Topic: Whitepaper: Infomatix democratizes the world's financial data... (Read 35 times)

Asymmetric access to information makes it exceedingly difficult for smaller competitors, such as retail investors or private collectors, to get critical information for operating in an increasingly competitive economy.

Simultaneously, professionals in a variety of fields, from retail to finance to science, frequently have limited opportunities to share their knowledge and monetize from the data they generate — the only way they can do so is through collaboration with established institutions, which exacerbates the problem of information inaccessibility.

In this whitepaper, it will be discussed how Infomatix.io is democratizing the world's financial data and making it accessible to everyone. We will also explore the ecosystem architecture, project economics, and future roadmap of our project Infomatix.

How Infomatix is changing the world.


Big data has become an integral part of many organizations today. The amount of information that companies generate and store every day is staggering! For instance, Walmart processes over 20 million customer transactions daily.

Infomatix tackles the industry's dilemma by bringing together investors and specialists via its ecosystem. Users may request any kind of information, and experts can provide it in exchange for payment in the form of INFO tokens. The platform is mostly focused on alternative assets due to a lack of data on them. Anyone interested in trading non-public assets may get pricing and background information from the platform's professionals through Infomatix.

The ecosystem's primary objective is to decentralize knowledge so that it resides predominantly in the hands of people rather than institutions. This maintains a balance of information in terms of access to information and tools between retail and institutional investors. The platform connects requesters to the expertise they need while also allowing financial experts to monetize their experience. This enables retail investors to have access to financial data and technologies that were previously exclusive to institutions.