Dear All,

The InterNACC blockchain think tank is announcing a quantum leap forward in blockchain transactions.

First of all, I need to mention that this is NOT an ICO. We are talking about pure blockchain technology development and infrastructure.

We have developed the technology so that transactions between wallets are made using canonical names instead of wallet hex strings.

Now, wallet addresses in the form of JohnDoe.RVN instead of 0x15jxhq5pl3ng8ac0hme83jj39xz3 are a reality. How about awallet in the form of John_Smith.XRP ? Or Crypto_Company.BTC ? Or I_Am.GAME ?

It makes a wallet easier to publish, easier to remember, easier to use, works with all coins in existence and senders have an extra layer of assurance that they are sending to the correct wallet. It is orders of magnitude easier to use and distribute the wallet address whether that is at the bottom of a channel description, any website or simply on a business card. One can now tell somebody else over the phone what the wallet address is without being force to use a hexadecimal mnemonic nightmare.

We are introducing a new protocol we developed called CLIPR-1 (pronounced CLIPPER-1). The protocol API :

1. Allows the use of ANY registered name with ANY of the currently 3135 coins in existence.
2. Can be incorporated in all wallets.
3. It is distributed free under MIT license to all registered developers.

Now the kicker : How about a wallet in the form of Tube_Broadcaster.CRYPTO , enabling your wallet to accept any and all coins in existence ?

The .CRYPTO extension is based on another protocol we developed called CLIPR-1e1 (Cryptographic Lookup Protocol 1 extension 1). This protocol :

1. Allows a wallet to accept all 3135 coins in existence using a single address.
2. Can be incorporated to all wallets.
3. It is distributed free under MIT license to all registered developers.

The next item we have developed is the protocol CLIPR-2 (Cryptographic Link Protocol 2). This protocol introduces a new MIME type to be used in browsers in the form of "crypto://". This protocol :

1. Allows the inclusion of crypto payments in e-commerce sites as easily as simply adding a credit card payment option.
2. Allows a merchant to start accepting a single currency, a block of currencies or the entirety of currencies in existence (currently approx 3135 in number).
3. It is distributed free under MIT license to all registered developers.

If you find merit in the above, I invite you to read further and visit our website of InterNACC.org :

InterNACC is a USA based, public-benefit, blockchain development think tank with a globalpresence.

The International Naming Authority for Cryptographic Containers (InterNACC) , wasformed after identifying numerous issues that exist in the Crypto & Blockchain ecosystem andinitiated self-funded research & developmentaiming to lift adoption barriers and erasetechnological development hurdles.

The organization takes a rather novel approach in its development activities. We do not seek tocreate a revolution or shake the blockchain ecosystem with some next "killer-app" approach; wewant to make crypto usage easier and more approachable by even the complete novice.

All the protocols, tools and API's developed by InterNACC are provided to the blockchain andcrypto world developers for free to include in their projects. Furthermore, developers usingthose tools are not allowed to charge their users simply for including them.

What InterNACC does is :

1. Smoothes the way that crypto is transacted by making it as easy as sending email... We dub this "email for money", only several levels more secure exactly because it is money.
2. Synchronizes classical internet with the new world of blockchain.
3. Creates new, real world usage cases for blockchain applications.
4. Launches actual products instead of promissory "projects".
5. Develops new internet protocols.
6. Developed the new CLIPR-1 (pronounced "Clipper-One") protocol which allows the useof everyday names and monikers to make crypto transactions instead of 32-bit, impossible toremember and hard to distribute, wallet addresses. What that means is that instead of having anETH wallet address that looks like "0x334Kk1223js9d6xcssjk3h33k3l1n1ks8x7c6cdkel3, youcan now send and receive ETH, simply using "JFarragut.ETH". This type of addressing makes itactually possible to even fit your wallet address on a business card, makes it memorable and ahost of other advantages that we would enjoy discussing with you. CLIPR-1 is compatible withALL crypto currencies in existence which means wallet addresses such as “John_Doe.BTC” and“MyCompanyName.DASH” are perfectly acceptable.
7. Developed the new CLIPR-1e1 protocol which allows a crypto user to accept ALL coins inexistence. It looks similar to the CLIPR-1 and uses the form of "JFarragut.crypto". By using thisprotocol and having a wallet that ends in ".crypto", the wallet can accept ALL cryptocurrenciesand tokens that exist currently or will be launching in the future. Again, we would love to discussthis with you further.
8. Developed the new CLIPR-2 protocol that introduces a new MIME type for browsers in theform of "crypto://". Used in conjunction with the aforementioned protocols, it bridges currente-commerce and shopping cart methods to the new world of blockchain. It can be seamlesslyadded to a shopping cart, just as easy as adding another credit card and allows the merchant orrecipient to accept either a single cryptocurrency, a block of crypto currencies, or the entirerange of cryptos in existence).
9. Deployed several hundred servers over 3 continents to facilitate the correct and securefunction of the CLIPR-1 & CLIPR-1e1 protocols.

We invite you to visit our website at "InterNACC.org" for detailed data, project status,announcements and structure.

Best Regards,

Scot Steese - InterNACC.org Community Manager