Blockshipping’s Global Shared Container Platform is set to revolutionize the market, and its ICO offers interested parties the chance to get involved. It enables huge savings for the industry of at least 5.7 billion USD per year.
Blockshipping, the blockchain based GSCP platform, is set to transform the global container shipping industry through the world’s first freight container registry and the first global platform allowing all players in the shipping industry to perform a wide range of transactions related to the handling of containers.
More information can be found at: https://blockshipping.io
The platform has the potential to save the global container industry huge amounts every year. Key industry players have shown immense interest in supporting the GSCP platform, and it is already funded by private angels and The Danish Maritime Fund.
Now, the development of the platform has started, but to further accelerate the development and reduce time to market, an ICO has been announced to allow interested parties to get involved.
Today, the container shipping industry accounts for around 60% of all the world’s seaborne trade. But this hugely valuable industry has been troubled for years by challenges like overcapacity, low rates, security threats, and increasing environmental regulations.
It is a well known fact in the industry that the global shipping area needs increased efficiency, improved processes, and a fundamental digital transformation to ensure profitability in the future and to comply with environmental regulations.
The GSCP platform will enable a savings potential for the global container industry of at least USD 5.7 billion per year. This represents a revolutionary transformation in the market, especially considering it is also expected to reduce the global CO2 emission by at least 4.6 million tons yearly.
Blockshipping states: “Today, the container shipping industry accounts for around 60 percent of all the world’s seaborne trade. But this hugely valuable industry has been troubled for years by challenges like overcapacity, low rates, security threats, and increasing environmental regulations.”
The Global Shared Container Platform is a neutral, global platform for all of the players in the container shipping industry. It has been heralded as a very strong idea with huge potential for the container shipping industry.
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