Decentralized emergency response CELL411 receives angel investment

Decentralized emergency response application CELL411 has just received a significant investment from entrepreneur and digital currency investor Marc De Mesel. The investment was made entirely in digital currencies, including 300 Bitcoins and 10 million NXT. In addition, CELL411 has been used as an asset and can be traded on the NXT blockchain.

Virgil Vaduva, founder of CELL411, said the following is the reason for this huge investment:

“When potential investors, especially those active in the digital currency market, see the value of an application in the blockchain field, they will invest in applications with huge value growth and return potential. This first round of investment belongs to this category. We just met people who are willing to help CELL411 expand the market.”

Develop a fast-improving app

Virgil Vaduva

The investment target is the third-generation CELL411 application, which is expected to be released this summer. Virgil Vaduva said that this version has great improvements in user interface, backend infrastructure, and video live broadcast support, and also adds some features that users need.

“This round of investment has greatly promoted the development of CELL411. We have a list of requirements from users and securities companies. This strong market signal shows that we need to not only meet market demand, but also create and shape a brand new security market. This motivates us to work hard to improve the platform, meet user needs and establish market relationships that are conducive to the company's growth.”

A decentralized perspective that drives the world forward

Since its launch, CELL411 has seen significant growth, with 40,000 downloads to date. The app was developed to support law enforcement and is now growing rapidly around the world. South African farmers use it to control high murder rates, and at least one fire department in the United States uses it to replace dispatchers. Anarchist Virgil Vaduva believes that the development of such systems, especially those that are funded by non-government-issued currencies, can promote the development of voluntary organizations, which is a vital step in human development.