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- UK Version
- ver. 11.01
- WEB
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- Trading as
- On.Live
- The market place for paid advice live
- broadcasts computing power and many
- more…
- Whitepaper
- Presentation
- January
- 2018
- OnLive LTD
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 2 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- General information
- Introduction and description of the system
- Traction / Implementation level
- Roles in system
- Open Market for Live Streaming services
- Decentralized Open Marketplaces
- Transcoding Services Marketplace
- Streamings Marketplace
- Other Marketplaces and Platforms
- ONL Token introduction
- Broadcasting - step by step
- Live services - step by step
- Flow of ONL Tokens
- OnLive Network Security
- OnLive Transcoding and Relay Nodes
- OnLive Network Project Development Stages
- OnLive Network version 0.1
- OnLive Network version 0.2
- OnLive Network version 0.3.
- OnLive Network version 1.0
- Summary
- Roadmap
- Team
- Market Analysis
- Key dates
- Token sale
- ONL Token Functionality
- Token crowdsale
- TERM SHEET
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- 1. COMPANY DATA
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 3 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- The On.Live platform allows users to provide almost any service to anyone from anywhere and
- become a broadcaster and earn money for presenting valuable content in various business models
- (Pay Per View, Pay Per Minute, In-Stream Payments).
- The main goal of the Project is to be the market leader in the live advising platform market
- where the customer will always find a team of specialists and valuable content on hand to
- provide easy access to their knowledge. The OnLive platform creates a large blockchain
- ecosystem enabling the sale of services through live broadcasts and place for stream content live
- and sell it to a wide audience at affordable prices.
- Onlive is a project that brings three marketplaces into one product:Live broadcast (1: many),
- Live Services (1:1, 1:8), Transcoding and Relay Node market.
- We use blockchain to control transactions and settlements (tokens) and we have our own platform
- for real-time communication, trading and dealings.
- Live Services - The marketplace gives service providers the ability to sell their services to anyone
- who needs them. It enables scheduling of live broadcasts, broadcasting in HD quality in real time,
- convenient billing, chat and dedicated offers, ONL tokens payments.
- This applies to many industries - Lawyers, Doctors, Weight Loss, Job seeking, Fitness,
- Education, Insurance, Language Learnings, Financial advice, etc.
- Live Broadcasts - enables service providers to deliver HD live broadcasts to unlimited numbers of
- viewers, billing on pay-per-minute and pay-per-view models and scheduling future live broadcasts.
- Our powerful B2B and B2C tech can be used on a number of verticals, including Workshops,
- Practical tutorials, Sports, Conferences, TV, SVOD, Music, eLearning, Wellbeing, Charity, etc.
- Transcoding and Relay Node - Thanks to decentralized marketplace of Transcoding and Relay
- Nodes services, all network users have the possibility of making money by utilizing their
- computing power for relay and transcoding operations. OnLive transactions protocol inducted into
- livestreams opens the possibility of confirming transactions when transmitting video streams.
- Network nodes perform real, useful work instead of useless computations as it usually
- happens in a standard Proof of Work based blockchains.
- INTRODUCTION AND DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- OnLive Network is a live video streaming protocol supported by Blockchain technology. Thanks to
- blockchain it assures full decentralization, high scalability and open market for uncensored live
- media broadcasts all over the world.
- Thanks to OnLive Network everyone can become a Broadcaster and earns money for presenting
- valuable content in various business models: Pay Per View, Pay Per Minute, In-Stream Payments,
- Advertising, Tips / Donations, Subscription Plans, etc.
- OnLive solves bunch of problems from the offline world where one needs direct face-to-face
- contact with a professional to get essential advice. This is often problematic and costly. Access to
- this type of service should be fast, easy and the unlimited and always of the highest quality, and it
- is possible thanks to OnLive Network.
- In this document, we describe OnLive Network project overview and the roadmap for the future
- OnLive Network development stages.
- In that final version 1.0, the OnLive Network is an open, decentralized marketplace for live
- broadcasts, streaming and transcoding services as well as direct 1-to-1 online consultation.
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 4 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- PROFESSIONAL
- CONSULTANTS
- They possess knowledge
- and can offer it via
- the Onlive platform
- PAYMENT
- CUSTOMERS KNOWLEDGE
- They look for solutions
- to problems / professional
- advice
- MARKETPLACE
- • TRANSCODING
- • RELAY NODE
- • LIVE BROADCASTS
- • LIVE SERVICES
- How does it work?
- • The creator or service provider creates their own channel by which they can sell live services 1:1,
- 1:8 or they can broadcast to a wide audience 1:many in PPV, PPM, PPD, etc. and sign a smart
- contract for transcoding and relay services.
- • Customers pay for completed services and for access to various video live broadcasts.
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 5 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- It is an excellent way for users to quickly – and without leaving home – use the help of numerous
- professionals or take part in live events taking place all over the world. Viewers will find a lot of
- interesting content. It is a complementary system, where users are charged only for the actually
- delivered services.
- OnLive.tv is equipped with relevant tools and functionalities to satisfy the needs of both
- broadcasters and viewers. Two communication paths allow for the creation of public broadcasts,
- addressed to large groups of viewers, and private, one-on-one consultations. Each of these options
- enables authors to monetize their activities while delivering high-quality services to users.
- OnLive.TV provides a broad range of possibilities:
- Anyone with access to the internet may be a user of the platform: individuals (e.g. doctors, lawyers,
- teachers, consultants), companies (e.g. law firms, medical and educational centres, insurance
- companies), large enterprises (e.g. TV stations, advertising networks, event companies).
- The commercial success of Onlive is driven mainly by the steady growth of new Buyers and Sellers.
- Other Key Performance Indicators of the business are Cost of Customer Acquisition (CAC),
- Recurring Cost of Service (RCS) and Customers Lifetime Value (CLTV complete) which could be
- interpreted as the discounted value per Customer.
- What is the market?
- The global video streaming market for live services was valued at $30.9 Billion in 2015 and is
- estimated to grow at a CAGR of over 16% from 2017 to 2024 to reach $123.2 billion in 2024 and we
- are going to fill in the gap in the form of live services and paid public broadcasts.
- Such strong market growth is anticipated on account of the rising number of online users,
- technological advancements, the development of high quality content and an increase in
- subscriptions for various streaming channels.
- The global digital transformation consulting market was worth around $23 billion to consultants in
- 2016. Currently standing at twice the size of the UK’s overall consulting industry, and five times the
- size of the consulting market in China, the report from the research and analyst firm shows that the
- global digital transformation market now accounts for £2.26 billion of the UK’s entire £7.31 billion
- consulting market.
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- • Invested so far £395,956 —0,5M PLN — 14 507 237,00 JPY —120 009,00 CNY
- •Part of the Global Entrepreneur Programme ( GEP )
- • An excellent and experienced team, including top industry experts
- • A database of over 50,000 of selected professionals from the UK ready for the marketing campaign.
- • The beta version for Mac and Windows browsers is already complete - https://onlive.tv/ ;
- • Blockchain system for stores information about all transactions made via the platform and
- monitors the amount of ONL’s, settlements between users.
- •An IOS app is in the process of being implemented.
- • An Android app is in the process of being implemented.
- • The Api Rest has been developed (communicates with all versions of cross platform interfaces).
- • A system for handling and receiving public broadcasts has been developed and implemented.
- • Running a real-time broadcast system for private sessions.
- •A developed system for multi language versions of the platform
- • A developed platform for regulations and after-sales service.
- • A developed marketing strategy for the UK and US markets.
- TRACTION / IMPLEMENTATION LEVEL
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 6 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- ROLES IN THE SYSTEM
- • Broadcaster
- Broadcaster produces and broadcasts the content to the network.
- • Service Provider
- Anyone who has any skill that can sell through our system and create private offers.
- • Transcoder
- Transcoder performs the job of transcoding the stream into other formats.
- Transcoder can also be a Relay Node.
- • Recipient
- Recipient watches streams in a selected quality and format and buys live services and content.
- • Relay Node
- Relay node transmits the stream to Recipients with or without transcoding it.
- • Open Network
- Everyone can join OnLive Network and play the role they want if they met the technical
- and economic requirements.
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 7 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- OPEN MARKET FOR LIVE STREAMING SERVICES
- Decentralized Open Marketplaces
- OnLive includes three completely decentralized marketplaces where users can offer and buy their
- services, live broadcasts or computing power directly from each other without any centralized
- intermediary.
- Full decentralization assured by the blockchain technology and smart contracts eliminates
- unneeded intermediaries and censorship. For example, independent Broadcasters from all over
- the world could set up live broadcast transmissions to Recipients globally in just a few simple steps
- or a lawyer or doctor from the UK can provide advice to US citizens or any other country.
- All agreements between Broadcasters, Transcoders, Relay Nodes, and Recipients are signed using
- Smart Contracts.
- TRANSCODING
- MARKETPLACE
- The Transcoding Marketplace is a place where Transcoders place their transcoding offers on the
- Transcoding Services Marketplace. The offer specifies the parameters such as formats they could
- transcode to and from, guaranteed capacity (simultaneous users served with a given quality),
- Transcoding Initial Fee etc.
- Transcoding Initial Fee has to be allocated by the Broadcaster before the streaming starts. This fee
- covers Transcoder costs in case no one joins the broadcast.
- Broadcasters can also place their orders for transcoding services if there are no transcoders’ offers
- that meet their requirements. Transcoders could apply for the broadcasters’ orders.
- The business model behind how the Transcoding Services Marketplace works is described in the
- “Broadcasting process - step by step” section below.
- A Transcoder can refuse to process the content that violates local law, but Broadcaster is free to
- choose other Transcoder in that case.
- The Transcoding Services Marketplace is a fully
- decentralized, open marketplace for transcoding
- services.
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 8 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Streamings Marketplaces
- Decentralized Streaming Marketplace allows Transcoders and Relay Nodes to place and accept
- transmission offers.
- LIVE BROADCASTS
- MARKETPLACE
- Live broadcasts marketplace where anyone can start a broadcast from one place to multiple
- destinations simultaneously to a wide audience. This includes presentation of offers, open training
- sessions, conferences, practical tutorials, workshops, as well as broadcasts of sport games, events
- or even TV programmes. This is a complementary function to private sessions. The user can
- broadcast live to a wide audience to encourage potential customers to switch to individual calls
- later. Last but not least, broadcasters gain prestige and reinforce their expertise.
- It is a perfect solution that benefits from the assistance of many specialists participating in live
- events all around the world in a quick manner, from anywhere.
- Anyone can buy access to any broadcast. An open market will shape the broadcasts prices and
- Transcoding/Relay fees based on the supply and demand for particular broadcasts and other
- services.
- An open, decentralized marketplace for live
- broadcasts supported by transcoders.
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- So you have heard about this site or you have been to it, but you cannot
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- way in which one can bid on a link, or a few links if they wish to do so. The
- link directory on MTA displays all of the links it currently has, and does so in
- alphabetical order, which makes it much easier for someone to find
- they are looking for if it is something specific and they do not want to go
- through all the other sites and links as well. It allows you to start your bid at
- the bottom and slowly work your way to the top of the list. With a very low
- costing starting bid of just $1, you are guaranteed to have a spot in MTA’s
- successful directory list. When you would like to increase your bid to one of
- the top positions, you have to know that this would be a wise decision to
- make as it will not only get your link to be at a higher point in the directory
- but it will also give you a chance to have your site advertised with the rest of
- the top ten on the home page of the website. This means that when visitors
- come to MTAweb.com, your site will be one of the first things they see. In
- other words, you stand a great chance at getting a comeback to your site
- sooner than you thought.
- It is important that you buy links because the links are what get you the
- results that you want. The popularity of the links that are listed in the MTA
- directory is in fact one of the most important factors in the performance of
- the search engine. Links are important and this is why you have to
- purchase a link in order to bid on something and the best part is that a link
- will only cost you $1, which is nothing compared to what you would pay if
- you decided to do it through any other company or website.
- By escalating the quantity of links to your web site, you will be able to have
- your site listed much higher in all the search engine results. So when your
- site is looked for on the search engine it will be very easy to come across as
- it will come up as one of the first. This will bring many more people to your
- web site as well as increase your Google PageRank. It will also improve on
- the whole strength of your web site. Making it better, faster and more
- interesting each time.
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- 1. COMPANY DATA
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 9 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- The Live Services Marketplace is a place in which every service provider/creator will be able to
- offer its services via online (web and mobile), video and audio broadcasts, whereas every service
- consumer/viewer will be able to use it quickly by searching the offers of reliable specialists ready to
- provide those services. The platform may be compared to an online market of live video services
- where every consumer can find specialists, talented individuals and companies offering various
- types of service such as: medical consultations, legal consultations, other professional advisory or
- for instance guitar lessons, both online and mobile apps. The marketplace allows placing 1 to 1 or
- 1 to 8 broadcast offers. Sender and Recipient establish a connection using their preferred format
- and quality without broadcast scalability issues and the need for Transcoders and Relay Nodes. It
- is an effective way to provide medical consultations and online live courses with integrated and
- easy to use payments.
- The economy behind the Streaming Marketplace is described in the “Broadcasting process - step
- by step” section below.
- An open, decentralized marketplace for one-to-one
- broadcasts, where users can reserve an online meeting
- with a specialist of any kind or make a transactions
- instantly.
- LIVE SERVICES
- MARKETPLACE
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- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 10 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- The platform creates a complementary system within which users pay only for the services they have
- benefited from. The principles of monetisation differ depending on the model and type of service:
- In the case of public broadcasts for a broad range of viewers the service provides two basic
- solutions in terms of collecting fees:
- “Pay Per View” (PPV) – per viewing specific content where access for the customers depends on
- the entry fee, called the “ticket” enabling handing payments right in the broadcast window. In other
- words, viewers pay for each program that they choose to access. This is the model followed by
- iTunes. Having ONL Tokens is all you need.
- OnLive offers an integrated payment system to quickly handle viewer transactions from PPV. This
- is accomplished right in the video player window from an integrated paywall. The purchaser does
- not have to exit the player page to complete the transaction, which might reduce conversions.
- Broadband access rates are set individually by each broadcaster. For example a broadcaster could
- charge 1 ONL for every access to the event.
- PAY PER MINUTE
- Live broadcasts where users are being charged for
- every minute of a show.
- A perfect choice for interactive events, lectures, etc.
- PAY PER VIEW
- Also known as „Access Payment” or
- „Ticket” is a primary choice for sport
- matches or music concerts, etc.
- “Pay Per Minute” (PPM) - per each minute of the viewed content.
- This option allows the customer to pay per minute, which is the actual time of the live broadcast.
- For example, the customer connects with a person who needs help but he does not know how long
- the actual explanation will last. The customer sets a payment per minute and he settles for the
- time he spent on the conversation.
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 11 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Subscription Plans
- Netflix is the most common example of this model. The customer pays a regular (typically monthly)
- fee, and gains buffet-style, all-you-can-eat access to a live broadcasts and library of video content
- from the content creator channel. Each site user can run this option and offer access to their
- content in the monthly subscription model.
- The subscription model of video monetisation can be highly successful. Looking, for example, at
- lucrative services like Netflix and HBO, it becomes clear that they reap major profits using it.
- At OnLive, the same in-window payment system for one-time transactions can handle
- subscriptions as well. Videos — either live or on-demand — can be accessible via either payment
- option. For example, a language course consisting of 11 live lessons or classes with a fitness
- trainer.
- Tips / Donations
- The platform offers also a whole range of additional ways of making profit such as offer systems
- and booking systems, loyalty programs and options to receive tips or donations during broadcasts.
- Users have the ability to tip during live broadcasts. This provides an additional source of income
- for broadcasters. If the user is satisfied with the service he received during an individual live
- session, he or she will be able to hand over the tip after completing it. Broadcasters who broadcast
- live can also receive tips from their fans during the broadcast.
- Advertising*
- Creators will be able to make profit from advertisements thanks to the built-in system. This is the
- model broadcast television utilises. Cable TV relies on a blend of subscription fees and advertising
- for support. YouTube uses ad-supported viewing to pay its bills, as do countless other video
- services.
- For OnLive video providers, advertising can be a potentially lucrative source of income. However, it
- is important to remember that attracting a large viewership is essential for advertising. When the
- customer can bring in a large audience, advertising can be quite effective.
- The best ad-supported programmes tailor their advertising to the audience at hand via keywords
- or even custom selection. OnLive has integration with VAST standard video ad services. However,
- sponsorships and direct advertising are very important. It may be more lucrative for the customer
- to reach out to specific businesses in the industry to offer them the opportunity to reach a highly
- specific audience.
- * This functionality is designed for a centralized version. This is a separate large marketplace to
- design. We will make every effort to decentralize this functionality as well.
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 12 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- OTHER MARKETPLACES AND PLATFORMS
- The fit.fit is the best example of the use of On.Live technology. This marketplace services
- nutritionists, fitness trainers and doctors who offer their services in a convenient way through the
- platform. Customers can easily find a specialist in their chosen field who will prepare a dedicated
- diet plan for them, develop workouts at the gym or at home or advise on medical issues.
- Participants of this platform will use as a unit to settle ONL tokens and technology developed by
- the onlive team. We plan to public this project a few months after ICO.
- Transcoders and Relay Nodes may build their own decentralized or centralized platforms for
- specific, aggregated and categorized content distribution, where they can offer broadcasts from
- the OnLive Network. For example, a platform that offers online medical consultation provided only
- by verified doctors. Such platforms can also provide additional services for their audience, or
- simply use OnLive Network as a supplement for their main services. The onlive Team continuously
- develops its technology for voice, video, communication between participants, convenient billing,
- file sharing, and so on. The code already prepared can be used to build tools tailored to different
- industries.
- EXAMPLE - FIT.FIT - MARKETPLACE
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 13 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- ONL Token is a standard ERC20 token deployed on the Ethereum network. It has a predefined,
- limited supply, is easily integrable with both decentralized and traditional exchanges.
- Its total supply is equal to 100 mln units and is divisible up to 18 decimal places. No additional
- tokens will be mined or minted in the future.
- In the final version (OnLive Network version 1.0), ONL token is a cryptocurrency that allows instant
- and costs free transactions inside the OnLive Network.
- ONL tokens serve as a sole payment method inside the OnLive Network. Users use ONL
- tokens for paying to the Broadcasters for the content they provide or for one-to-one online
- video-services, to Transcoders for transcoding services and to Relay Nodes for broadcasts.
- OnLive Network is a complete economic market. The more users join the OnLive Network the
- higher ONL tokens utility is. ONL token can be also used as a value transfer mechanism between
- users inside the OnLive Network and on sites that use OnLive technology and that are part of the
- OnLive Network (eg fit.fit).
- Content authors will be able to easily make a profit with the numerous tools provided by the
- platform. Also, they will receive active system support in acquiring new customers for their
- services.
- Monetisation principles vary depending on the model and type of services offered.
- • Individual consultations may be offered free of charge or for a fixed charge agreed between the
- author and user. The rates may be negotiated on a case-to-case basis. The platform comes with a
- billing and escrow system, which secures the charge for the duration of consultation. This gives the
- author the confidence that the user will pay for the service, whereas the user is certain that they
- will be provided with high-quality consulting.
- • For public broadcasts addressed to a large audience, the site provides two basic “Pay Per View”
- solutions, where access for customers is subject to an initial fee, the so-called “ticket”. There is no
- time limitation for that. Also available is a “Pay Per Minute” solution, which allows for charging the
- viewer for each started minute of broadcast.
- The system also provides other monetization options such as: In-Stream Payments, Advertising,
- Tips / Donations, Subscription Plans, etc.
- ONL TOKEN INTRODUCTION
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 14 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Broadcaster signs a contract for transcoding and relay services
- An entire Transcoders’ and Broadcasters’ history and ratings are recorded on the blockchain, so
- users make educated decisions when choosing their best business partners.
- For example: if a top-rated Broadcaster wants to start a new broadcast, instead of choosing
- Transcoders offers that include high initial transcoding fees, they could place a transcoding order
- on the marketplace. Since there is a high chance that this broadcast will be very popular,
- Transcoders start applying for this order. If the Broadcaster finds transcoders that have excellent
- historical records and meet other criteria they sign a smart contract for transcoding services.
- Both parties choose the offers they like the most. Next, they sign a smart contract for providing the
- services they have agreed on.
- The Broadcaster starts streaming
- The Broadcaster sets a broadcast price that he wants to be paid from each Recipient watching the
- transmission for a given time (for example some amount of ONL tokens per minute).
- Transcoders place their transcoded streaming offers on the Streaming Marketplace. Transcoders
- add their fee to the Broadcaster’s transmission price so they could cover their costs of transcoding
- and assuring the given bandwidth. The higher the chance the transmission will be popular, the
- higher the price at this stage may be. Both Recipients and Relay Nodes might decide to buy the
- transmission directly from the Transcoder.
- Relay Nodes assure transmissions scalability
- When the demand for particular streaming is high, some Relay Nodes may decide to buy the
- transmission from the Transcoder at a given price and list their broadcast offers on the Streaming
- Marketplace with a new price that includes their relay fee. Since Relay Node scales up the network
- capacity, they can offer lower prices for the broadcast, so Recipients who are connected directly to
- Transcoders have an incentive to reconnect to the Relay Node and release the place for another
- Relay Node who would like to connect directly to Transcoder.
- BROADCASTING - STEP BY STEP
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 15 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Recipients decide from whom to buy the broadcasts
- Recipients can buy the broadcasts (valuable content) in the format and quality they like by
- choosing offers from Transcoders and Relay Nodes. Taking into consideration aspects such as
- geographical location, internet network infrastructure, various encoding formats and standards,
- and demand for various qualities the open market will regulate itself.
- OnLive provides a tool for testing/estimating the transmission quality that could be used by
- Recipients before they pay for it.
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- Maureen Chiquet vs Irwin Miller
- Broadcast title
- Description of broadcast
- Maureen Chiquet, Former Global CEO of CHANEL at Live Talks Business Forum, May 2, 2017, in
- conversation with Irwin Miller, Principal at Gensler discussing her book, "Beyond the Label”
- BROADCAST DATA
- BROADCAST TYPE
- Paid Broadcast
- Broadcast is charged - depending on the settings either the initial fee is charged (PPV) or payment
- after each minute (PPM)
- Pay per view (PPV) 0.61 (ONL)
- VIDEO SETTINGS
- External software
- Url: origin11.onlive.link:1935/live
- ID:
- KEY:
- OnLive_Talks
- 0xFEDCBA9876543210FEDCBA9876543210
- Use this data to provide video and audio using an
- external software!
- CHAT SETTINGS
- Only broadcaster Only your messages will be visible
- Transcoding and Relay
- 0.08 (ONL) / h
- MadServers - USA - Transcoder - Rank 84/100 - Staked 5000 ONL 0.11 (ONL) / h
- Sky Labs - Canada - Transcoder - Rank 56/100 - Staked 1000 ONL
- CANCEL SAVE CHANGES
- Broadcast setting
- Edit
- Edit
- Screenshot of broadcast settings
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 16 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Service provider creates an offer
- The service provider sets a service price that he wants to be paid from the Recipient watching the
- live broadcast for a given time (for example 11 ONL tokens for 20 minutes), selects one of the
- transcoding offers (for example 1 ONL token per hour) and transfers the fee into a smart contract
- acting as an escrow.
- Transcoders place their offers on the Streaming Marketplace. Transcoders add their fee to the
- Broadcaster’s transmission price so they can cover their costs of transcoding and assure given
- bandwidth.
- The service provider chooses Transcoders and pays an initial fee to cover their costs of transcoding
- in the case of an insufficiently large audience joining the broadcast. The fee is secured by escrow
- implemented as a smart contract.
- Security and protection of transactions - resolving issues with an order
- If the Recipient has any problems with service execution, he can open a dispute. The system will
- choose random Validators. For a small fee, they check the recording and vote to settle the dispute.
- Only then the payments are released from the escrow.
- All private sessions are logged and encrypted and subject to a subsequent review at the time the
- claim is filed. If there is no dispute, then after the expiration of the complaint period are removed
- from the servers.
- If the service has not been executed, funds will be returned to the ordering party's account. Each
- party can cancel the transaction.
- Recipients decide from whom to buy an offer
- After the service is performed, the recipient of the service evaluates the service and the service
- provider. Only then is the money released from the escrow account and transferred to the service
- provider's account. If there are problems with the service, both parties can report the dispute.
- LIVE SERVICES - STEP BY STEP
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 17 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Recipients pay for broadcast and transmissions costs
- The Broadcaster sets the Content Price that he would like to receive for the broadcast from each
- Recipient watching the transmission (it could be a one time fee PPV or PPM).
- The Transcoder when transcoding and transmitting video adds to the Content Price their
- Transcoding Fee and places the transcode transmission offer with a new price on the Streaming
- Marketplace.
- Relay Nodes may buy transcoded transmission from the Transcoder and publish a new (usually
- cheaper) transmission offer on the Streaming Marketplace so more Recipients can connect to it.
- Recipients may buy transcoded transmission directly from the Transcoder or Relay Nodes. Thanks
- to the scale effect, Relay Nodes offer this transmission cheaper than the Transcoder and still make
- a profit from the relay services.
- Relay Nodes do not need to decrypt the transmission to relay it forward.
- The most important part is that the Broadcaster always receives the Content Price from every
- Recipient watching his transmission. All the intermediaries are paid for their services as much as
- free, open market allows for that. At the end of the day, Transcoders’ and Recipients’ fees are
- determined by the free market ruled by the demand and supply, and limited by the costs of
- resources needed to perform transcoding and relay services.
- Broadcaster pays the Initial Transcoding Fee
- The Broadcaster has to pay the Initial Transcoding Fee to the Transcoder. It is set by the Transcoder
- to mitigate the risk of no-one watching the transmitted content. The Transcoder guarantees the
- minimum transcoding/transmission time that he is going to perform for this fee even if no one
- joins the transmission.
- The second reason why OnLive Network implements this fee is a spam filtration. It protects
- Transcoders from processing invaluable content and spam attacks.
- FLOW OF ONL TOKENS
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 18 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- FLOW OF ONL TOKENS
- ONL transcoding fee
- Recipent
- Recipent
- Recipent
- Recipent
- Recipent
- ONL content fee and tips
- ONL broadcasts fee
- ONL broadcasts fee
- ONL content fee and tips
- ONL transcoding fee
- Broadcaster
- Broadcaster
- Broadcaster
- Transcoder
- Transcoder
- Recipent
- Relay Node
- Recipent
- Recipent and Relay Node
- Recipent
- 360
- VR
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 19 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- ONLIVE NETWORK SECURITY
- ONLIVE TRANSCODING AND RELAY NODES - PROOF OF STAKE
- Transactions Security
- Transactions between all parties are secured by the blockchain and Smart Contracts. In the final
- version of OnLive Network there is no need for a trusted authority to confirm all transactions
- between all parties.
- Content Security
- The content broadcast by Broadcasters is encrypted in way that only chosen Transcoders and
- Recipients who have paid for the transmission are able to decrypt it.
- High Quality Transcoding and Relay Nodes services
- To assure high quality transcoding and relay nodes services we have added a users’ rating system
- combined with Proof of Stake.
- Transcoders and Relay Nodes stakes a given amount of ONL tokens to guarantee the quality of
- their services. They might be penalized if the significant amount of Recipients complain about
- transmission quality.
- Proof of Stake and penalties for low quality services
- If a network user decides to start serving transcoding or relay services they need to stake some
- amount of ONL tokens on a smart contract to provide a guaranty of the quality of the services they
- provide. If a significant number of Recipients submit a complaint about the transmission quality
- Transcoder or Relay Node they have bought the transmission from will be penalized.
- All the complains and transmission history will be stored on the blockchain so both Broadcasters,
- Recipients and Relay Nodes will prefer to choose trusted Transcoders with positive records.
- Transcoders and Relay Nodes history browser
- Among other important tools, OnLive provides a blockchain history browser that allows easy
- access to Broadcasters, Transcoders and Relay Nodes history and ratings.
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 20 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- ONLIVE NETWORK PROJECT DEVELOPMENT STAGE 0.1
- At this stage, the OnLive Platform handles multiple payment methods and manages balances and
- transfers off-chain for quicker transactions and lower cost.
- Architecture :
- Broadcaster
- Recipient
- Recipient
- Recipient
- Recipient
- Recipient
- ONL Tokens Transfer
- ONL Tokens Transfer
- Transcoder
- Sender
- OnLive
- Platform
- 1: n broadcast
- 1: 1 send
- 1: 1 receive
- ONL Token as a payment method on the OnLive platform
- From the very first days after ICO, the ONL tokens can be used on the OnLive platform.
- This is the only payment option one the platform and allows payment for streamed content.
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- The Messaging platform - Any service provider or content
- creator has direct access to people who want to make
- contact through chat. Chat has been equipped with a number
- of tools to help you make transactions quickly and efficiently.
- Each chat participant has the ability to upload files. The
- channel owner can create dedicated offers for his clients
- directly in the chat, including the negotiated price, the
- duration of the consultation and its terms.
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 21 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- A choice of various payment
- options for live broadcasts
- $
- $
- $
- Payment options - Each service provider or content creator,
- depending on the form of service provided through the
- onlive platform, accesses various ready-made billing models
- with their customers. The system makes it possible to settle
- for real-time Broadcasts - private sessions, Payment for
- joining the live broadcast PPV or PPM, Subscription models
- for access to pay-per-view content.
- Virtual wallet
- Wallet - OnLive users can earn and pay only with OnLive
- tokens. You can buy OnLive tokens through an integrated
- wallet that allows you to purchase ONL’s via various methods
- such as credit cards, bank transfers, etc. We have developed
- a system that stores information about all transactions made
- via the platform and monitors the amount of ONL’s in each
- account. The User must have funds in his or her wallet
- account in order to be able to order a service in the system
- or buy access to the broadcasts.
- The customer entering the chat via the channel sees all its offers and can ask for any of them. The
- system will automatically send a query that shortens the communication time between users.
- After sending a dedicated offer, the customer receives information on the offered transaction in
- the chat and the date of its execution now or on the dates available in the service provider's
- calendar.
- Chat and get a rapidly prepared
- dedicated offer and exchange of files
- Additionally, besides Transcoding and Relay services, the OnLive Platform provides extra
- functionalities for its users in version 0.1 such as:
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 22 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- VOD
- Verification - Trust is a very important thing in OnLive. The
- OnLive system provides two types of verification. The first is
- user account refinement and recommendations. Each
- channel owner has the ability to supplement information that
- will lead to a point rating of the channel and provide that
- information to prospective channel customers. Selected
- verified users of the system carry out the second verification
- option. This concerns the verification of channels that require
- a license to operate, such as a doctor or a lawyer.
- A system of channel verification
- and evaluation of credibility
- for users
- Channels - Each channel has its own profile on the system
- that contains information about the service provider or the
- content creator. The channel owner can freely modify and
- improve the content of the channel by supplementing
- information about the services offered, planning public
- broadcasts, news, etc. Customers can read this information
- and recommendations from other people about the channel
- and services, check the services they offer, subscribe to
- upcoming broadcasts etc..
- A profile of channels with users
- descriptions, photos and reviews
- My calendar - System users may schedule any individual
- consultation or buy access for public broadcast.
- "My calendar" is a place where anyone can find a list of all
- the available broadcast subscriptions and a list of all the
- services they have used and which they have bought. From
- there you can request to change the date of your
- consultations, or share a link to public broadcasts with your
- friends. There is also a list of lost opportunities, a list of
- consultations that for some reason did not come to fruition,
- you can write from this position on chat to the service
- provider or client and try to carry out the service again.
- 12
- A calendar of consultations,
- meetings and planned live
- broadcasts always at hand
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 23 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- System of Bonuses And Awards - For various actions within
- the platform (Vote for a new category, writing feedback,
- recommendations, participation in ONL resolving disputes,
- affiliate programs, bounty marketing), participants can
- receive rewards in the form of the OnLive Token (ONL). We
- have developed an affiliate program that in return for service
- recommendations makes it possible to participate in the
- profits of the person she or he has recommended.
- System of Bonuses and Awards
- Reputation System - reviews, and recommendations about
- our Onlive ecosystem participants. The reputation System
- warns platform users of potential unscrupulous customers
- and performers. Information about the likely undesirable
- service provider will be available for all potential customers
- along with any required warnings. Profiles verifications. Recomendation system - Reviews,
- and recommendations about our
- onlive ecosystem participants
- Escrow System and Dispute Resolution - Thanks to the
- integrated system of Escrow, payment risks from both sides
- are eliminated. Three objective panel members will help
- settle any complex disputes and disagreements. If the
- Recipient has any problems with service realization, he can
- open a dispute. The system will choose random Validators.
- For a small fee, they check the recording and vote to settle
- the dispute. Only then the payments are released from the
- escrow.
- Escrow - secure your funds,
- transaction and execution
- Most of this features will be moved to the OnLive Network version 1.0 and fully decentralized.
- Starting from a centralized version of this features allows better user testing and increases ONL
- tokens utility from the very first day.
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 24 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- ONLIVE NETWORK PROJECT DEVELOPMENT STAGE 0.2
- 1-to-1 transmissions and Smart Contracts
- OnLive Network version 0.2 will move more functionalities to the blockchain. The main change will
- be adding a possibility to sign a Smart Contract and start 1-to-1 transmission directly between
- Broadcaster and Recipient without interaction with OnLive Platform.
- At this stage, OnLive Platform may take a role of Disputes Resolver in case of a dispute between
- transmission Sender and Recipient.
- Smart
- Contracts
- Resolve dispute
- Brodcaster
- 1:1 send
- ONL transfer to Escrow
- ONL return from Escrow
- Report dispute
- Recipient
- 1:1 receive
- OnLive
- Platform
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 25 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- ONLIVE NETWORK PROJECT DEVELOPMENT STAGE 0.3
- Full Decentralization
- At this stage, OnLive Network becomes fully decentralized. Previously centralized OnLive Platform
- turns into one of many Transcoders.
- Everyone can join the network as a Transcoder or Relay Node since decentralized marketplaces are
- ready.
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- Smart
- Contracts
- Consumer #1 Recipent #2
- Pay 5 ONL for content to Broadcaster #1 and 0.1 ONL for transmission to Relay #1
- Register transcoding offer
- Pay 5 ONL for content to Broadcaster #1 and 0.5 ONL for transmission to OnLive Transcoder
- Recipent #5
- Relay Node Recipent #3
- Recipent #4 Recipent #6
- OnLive Transcoder
- Rank 42/100
- Staked 1000 ONL
- OnLive Transcoder
- Rank 84/100
- Staked 5000 ONL
- OnLive Transcoder
- Rank 71/100
- Staked 200 ONL
- Broadcaster
- Sign transcoding contract
- Send 10 ONL to Escrow
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 26 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Limitations of Ethereum Blockchain
- Besides all advantages such as full decentralization and openness, this solution still faces a few
- limitations that every Ethereum-based system has. For example:
- - Long transaction confirmation times that makes Instant Payments impractical
- - High cost of transactions that makes micropayments impossible
- All of this problems will be solved in version 1.0.
- First we run this setup below to allow scalability that can potentially reach millions of concurrent
- clients. Using this architecture, we can have a large number of independent networks acting as
- resellers for centrally generated content. This is the intermediate state before ver 1.0
- decentralization.
- Level
- N-1
- Level
- 0
- Level
- 1
- Intermediate
- Levels
- Level
- N
- Transcoder/Relay Transcoder/Relay
- Transcoder/Relay
- Broadcaster
- Transcoder/Relay
- Recipents Recipents Recipents
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 27 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- ONLIVE NETWORK VERSION 1.0
- Wider adoption of the OnLive Network could be achieved by lowering the cost and confirmation
- time of the transactions between users caused by blockchain technology limitations.
- The OnLive Network version 1.0 solves that by implementing direct payment channels between
- network users.
- Using already established video connections between network users as a transaction transmission
- layer opens a lot of possibilities. The OnLive Network can make almost instant transactions
- between its users and provide a high level of security and scalability.
- Computing power used for video transcoding, transmission, encryption and decryption can also be
- used for transaction confirmations. In this way ONL tokens can be exchanged inside the network
- almost just in time and costs free.
- 2. PROJECT SUMMARY
- Broadcaster
- Broadcaster
- Broadcaster
- Transcoder
- Transcoder
- Recipent
- Relay Node
- ONL Transfer
- Recipent
- Recipent and Relay Node
- Recipent
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 28 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- SUMMARY
- The OnLive Network delivers the highest quality content by creating an economic incentive for
- broadcasters and transcoders to invest processing power and network bandwidth into the most
- valuable streams.
- The content distributed in OnLive Network is censorship-free, but network users make an impact
- on what type of content is distributed in the network. Transcoders and Relay Nodes may choose
- not to distribute the content they do not like, but there might be other Transcoders and Relay
- Nodes, more business who will distribute it. The OnLive Network can disrupt centralized video
- streaming services providing a scalable, decentralized medium for people all over the world.
- Recipents
- broadcaster
- broadcaster
- broadcaster
- broadcaster
- publish
- publish
- publish
- publish
- play
- play
- Recipents
- Recipents
- Recipents
- Recipents
- publish
- play
- play
- play
- Relay
- Relay
- Transcoder
- Relay
- Relay
- Transcoder
- Relay
- Relay
- broadcaster
- Transcoder
- Transcoder
- Transcoder
- H1 2014
- Project start. Refresh the idea from 2009 when there
- was no technology and technical infrastructure to
- implement the concept.
- H1 2015
- Development of a functional web application.
- Development of the first version of the Rills engine
- and its tests in the game and showup.tv site.
- Beta Version WEB. Start OnLive LTD UK and
- cooperate with UKTI / DIT (UK Trade & Investment) .
- Acquiring capital for project development and start
- redesign services.
- Joining the GEP program (Global Entrepreneur Program).
- On.Live selected as one of the most promising projects
- from Central Eastern Europe. Transfer of headquarter
- from London to Birmingham, West Midlands of England.
- Technology tests for video transmission one to
- many. Signing of contracts to start work on „RILLS
- engine” design. Securing the onlive.tv domain.
- Start MineMind Company.
- Development of a payment system Tokens within a
- system based on blockchain technology. Signing of
- agreements on the use of electronic money based
- on blockchain technology.
- Presentation of the project to investors during
- Websummit and sign letters of intent. Carrying out
- a charity live auction, international with Hatima.pl
- and Omenna.pl, Liveauctioneers.com, MineMind…
- Getting started work on iOS and Android mobile
- applications. Developing the OnLive API. Redesign
- of the site. UK and US market analysis. Find local
- partners, coders and local growth hackers. Carry
- out an audit of ux and introduction of process
- optimization in the project.
- • Preparation for Pre ICO
- • Team recruitment
- • Investor Inviting
- • Strategy Verification
- • Budget Allocation, Team work
- • Buy On.Live domain
- H1 2014
- H2 2014
- H1 2015
- H1 2016
- H1 2017
- H2 2015
- H2 2016
- H2 2017
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 29 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- ROADMAP
- H1 2014
- Launching the platform, recruiting the first critical
- mass of users / broadcasters in the UK and US.
- Launching a one-to-one broadcast module (WEB) ,
- PPV, PPM, PPD, PPE Escrow, Smart Contract, ONL
- Market, Pay.On.Live, Partnerships..
- ONL token is an integral element of the OnLive
- Platform. It is used as a fee currency of broadcasts
- and it is the only payment option. Launch one to many broadcasts (WEB), public
- broadcasts (centralized version), all Pay models.
- Looking for Transcoding partners all over the world
- OnLive one to many public broadcasts, code open
- for everyone. Allow any broadcaster to send a live
- video into the network, transcoded into various
- formats and bitrates and sell it.
- Bulking up marketing and communication activities
- connected to the platform. Create Team.On.Live
- Launch of Pre ICO and ICO - Token distribution,
- waiting for registration of tokens on crypto exchanges.
- Preparation for launching the platform On.Live
- Decentralized, open one on one a live streaming
- ecosystem. enable one-to-one transmission and
- build any onlive-based application.
- Full Decentralized Live services and any public
- broadcasts no censorship.
- Allow participants to contribute their processing
- power and bandwidth in service of transcoding and
- distribution of video, and to be compensated
- accordingly.
- Generic widening of activity into new sectors
- increases the number of users / broadcasters,
- Launch one to many broadcasts pilot (IOS and
- Android), public broadcasts.
- Setting up the mobile version (IOS and Android)
- of the application for one-to-one module. Real time
- Smart Contract, ESCROW, Pay.On.Live
- Q2 2018
- H2 2019
- Q4 2018
- Q1 2018
- Q3 2018
- H1 2019
- H1 2020
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 30 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- ROADMAP
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 31 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Name: ANNA RYBKA – KRYSIAK
- Position/main responsibilities: DIRECTOR and FOUNDER
- E-mail: anna@onlive.ltd
- Summary: Anna is an experienced Professional Manager, with a
- Master's degree in Information Technology and numerous certifications
- including PRINCE2 (2009) Foundation, ITILv3 Foundation, MS Project
- 2013 and PRINCE2 (2009) Practitioner and Project Management
- Professional (PMP).
- MANAGING TEAM
- Name: CHRIS RYBKA
- Position/main responsibilities: FOUNDER
- E-mail: chris@onlive.ltd
- Summary: He has more than 15 years of experience in the
- telecommunications and IT industries. Throughout his career, he has
- established and supervised companies operating in the
- telecommunications market, as well as in the new technology, real
- estate , IT, financial, and industrial sectors. When conducting
- international investment activities he has been on the boards of
- directors or in the supervisory boards of more than 30 different
- companies working on a national and international scale.
- Name: DANIEL BAYER
- Position/main responsibilities: CEO
- E-mail: ceo@onlive.ltd
- Summary: A pharmacoeconomics, marketing and law graduate with a
- MA in Civil Law with a wide experience in the field of business
- development in the private sector, with a wide range of business
- contacts across Poland and other markets in CEE.
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 32 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Name: SIMON POLOK
- Position/main responsibilities:
- STREAMING EXPERT, BACKEND TEAM SUPERVISOR
- E-mail: szymon@onlive.ltd
- Summary: Over 17 years of experience in designing and creating both
- web services and dedicated desktop/server applications for different
- operating systems (including MacOS X, Windows and Linux).
- Name: PAUL JOSIEK
- Position/main responsibilities:
- SUPERVISOR IOS, ANDROID AND FRONTEND TEAM
- E-mail: pawel@onlive.ltd
- Summary: Paul is an experienced Manager, Board Member and coowner
- of Future Mind — the mobile and web oriented software house
- with more than 100 delivered projects.
- Name: IGOR FARAFANOW
- Position/main responsibilities:
- UX EXPERT, SUPERVISOR USER EXPERIENCE TEAM
- E-mail: igor@onlive.ltd
- Summary: In his 10-year career Igor has been mostly focused on
- designing great user experience: as UX Designer, UX Team Leader,
- Product Manager and CEO (the last one requires mostly user centric
- approach to succeed).
- Name: ADAM OCHMAŃSKI
- Position/main responsibilities:
- SUPERVISOR OF THE TEAM OF ADMINISTRATORS
- E-mail: adam@onlive.ltd
- Summary: Adam Ochmański is a specialist IT system administrator from
- the level of line installations to the level of backbone systems. He has
- over 12 years of professional experience, including 7 years of experience
- in administration and testing of 20PB MooseFS file system installation.
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 33 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Name: CHRIS JANIK
- Position/main responsibilities:
- CONTROLLING AND FINANCES
- Summary: Over 11 years of building competences in Business finance
- management, especially in controlling. Experience in implementing
- controlling system and financial model for preparing long term forecasts
- in PGE Capital Group, one of the biggest companies in Poland. Daily cooperation
- with SMEs, leaders in their market.
- Name: KUBA STEFAŃSKI
- Position/main responsibilities:
- BLOCKCHAIN EXPERT, LEAD BLOCKCHAIN DEVELOPER
- Summary: Lead Blockchain Developer at Pragmatic Coders, with over 9
- years of experience in Software Development. Experienced in Financial
- and Trading platforms development, expert in Blockchain and
- Distributed Ledger Technologies.
- Name: WIKTOR ŻOŁNOWSKI
- Position/main responsibilities:
- BLOCKCHAIN EXPERT, SUPERVISOR USER BLOCKCHAIN TEAM
- SUMMARY: CEO at Pragmatic Coders, Blockchain Business Advisor with
- over 12 years of experience in IT and business development. Combines
- business, economic and technological expertise when designing new
- markets for crypto-currencies.
- Pragmatic Coders - a software house specialized in Blockchain and FinTech development. In the last
- few years, the team of over 40 developers has supported various Investment, Trading and
- Blockchain-based products development for startups, medium-sized business, corporates and
- financial institutions all over the world. The company focus on innovative technologies and solutions
- has led it to become the leading provider of the Blockchain Software Development Services on the
- European market.
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 34 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Name: Paweł Maciszewski
- Position/main responsibilities:
- SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
- Manager, programmer and team leader for developers with a decade of
- experience in web applications development and programming for the
- following companies: UseLab, BrainJuice Interactive, QDO-Ventures/
- W h o E l s e , H y p e r m e d i a I S O B A R , D e n t s u A e g i s N e t w o r k ,
- silksoftwarehouse.com
- Name: Michał Jasiński
- Position/main responsibilities:
- LEGAL COUNSEL
- Attorney at law with extensive experience in Banking & Finance and
- Mergers & Acquisitions. He has been involved in numerous financial
- transactions, including secured and unsecured lending and borrowing,
- debt instruments, and asset finance. During over 12 years of
- professional experience he worked for international law firms and
- Polish publicly listed companies.
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 35 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Name: Tim Luft
- specialization / areas of interest:
- Computer Games, Adv. Manufacturing, Automotive
- Supply Chain, Digital
- Tim's focuses on digital, computer games, advanced manufacturing and
- automotive supply chain. He has extensive experience across digital
- media, serious games, ICT, advanced engineering, e-Learning and
- simulation.
- Name: Mark Shaw
- specialization / areas of interest:
- ICT, Aerospace, Satellite Applications Defence, Security
- Mark has 20 years of experience in supporting and building growth in
- SMEs either through investment or organically. Having worked within
- and for global corporations such as BAE Systems, Oracle and IBM, he
- changed track to get involved with small companies with global
- propositions in the IT and IT security world.
- He wears the scars of fruitless investment rounds and the laurels of success. He co founded TSA
- Europe and lately the Ashover Group, and is now invested in several start ups. Securing investment
- to support growth at the right time has always been part of Mark’s remit, and he has an extensive
- business network with a particular focus in Central and Eastern Europe. He sits on the board of three
- SMEs and is involved in regional entrepreneurial groups.
- Tim was the founder of the Serious Games Institute, a University technology centre, which was the
- world’s first of its kind. Here Tim put in place the research and development systems and processes
- necessary to design, develop and prototype new digital media products). As CEO of a Serious Games
- and Simulation Studio based in the West Midlands, Tim works with a number of major blue chip
- clients including Jaguar Land Rover, BAE Systems, Nissan, British Airways, BT and the MOD. Tim has
- also helped establish various incubation centres, providing mentoring and support to SMEs within
- the digital media sector both in the UK and overseas.
- ADVISORS
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 36 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Industry definition
- Live streaming video refers to broadcasts in real time to an audience over the internet. While the
- concept of live streaming has been around for years, mobile-first video platforms with usergenerated
- content have only recently begun to make serious waves thanks to improved video quality,
- faster broadband speeds and enhanced mobile technology.
- Online video has become a key part of the strategic business model for both brands and marketers
- as they seek more innovative ways to capture consumer attention. Creative live streaming video
- initiatives and campaigns are a way for companies to cut through the digital clutter and have
- emerged as the medium of choice not only for person-to-person sharing, but also for business-toconsumer
- (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B) communication.
- Brands are increasingly using live streaming to reach audiences. Its importance has grown
- significantly thanks to substantial investments by social platforms such as Facebook, YouTube,
- Snapchat, and Twitter to build and enhance their live-streaming platforms.
- Some 88% of agency respondents stated that they “might” or “definitely will” invest in live stream
- video advertising over the next six months, according to a recent Trusted Media Brands survey.
- Key facts and figures
- • Live streaming video will further accelerate streaming videos' overall share of internet traffic.
- Streaming video accounts for over two-thirds of all internet traffic and this share is expected to
- jump to 82% by 2020, according to Cisco’s June 2016 Visual Networking Index report.
- • Live video’s value comes from its unique ability to add an authentic human element to digital
- communications. As a result, brands are leveraging three main streaming methods to connect with
- their viewers: tutorials, product launches and exclusive and behind-the-scenes footage.
- • Advertisers will continue to invest heavily in online video, especially as live streaming video gains
- traction. Already in the US, digital video ad revenue reached $7.8 billion in 2015, up 55% from 2014,
- according to figures from the Internet Advertising Bureau.
- • While live streaming is still in its early stages, brands are leveraging micropayments, mid-roll video
- ads and direct payments from social platforms, to monetise their live streaming videos.
- • The success of live streaming video hinges on brands overcoming a lack of measurement standards
- in the space, as well as changes in social media sites' algorithms that affect what content users see
- MARKET ANALYSIS
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 37 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Market size
- The global video streaming market for live services was valued at $30.9 Billion in 2015 and is
- estimated to grow at a CAGR of over 16% from 2017 to 2024 to reach $123.2 billion in 2024 and we
- are going to fill in the gap in the form of live services and paid public broadcasts.
- Such strong market growth is anticipated on account of the rising number of online users,
- technological advancements, the development of high quality content and an increase in
- subscriptions for various streaming channels.
- According to a new report by London-based Futuresource Consulting, 2014 was a breakout year for
- online video in the United Kingdom. The market grew by 55% to reach £600 million.
- Timeline: Live Streaming Launches And Announcements
- That amount doubled in 2014. The main players in SVOD were Netflix, Amazon Prime Instant Video
- and Now TV, all of which showed growth last year.
- Over 7 million UK households subscribed to a SVOD service in 2014 and this number will grow
- (according to Futuresource prediction) to 13.6 million by 2019.
- Some forums forecast the VOD market will grow from $25.30 billion in 2014 to $61.40 billion in 2019,
- at a CAGR of 19.4% during the forecast period. In terms of regions, North America is expected to be
- the biggest market in terms of revenue contribution, while Asia-Pacific (APAC) and Middle East and
- Africa (MEA) are expected to experience increased market traction, during the forecast period.
- 2018
- OnLive
- launch in UK
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 38 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- The UK market
- The video streaming market in the UK is now worth almost half a billion pounds, according to a
- Mintel research report. Mintel says video streaming sales, for services from the likes of Netflix and
- Amazon, grew by 56% last year to £437 million. Spending is now expected to smash the £500 million
- mark this year, said Mintel.
- With an Internet penetration at a staggering 92%, the OTT audience in UK is as aware and equipped
- with entertainment media as you will find in the average US household.
- However, the major difference may be the availability of free services in the European region and
- thus consumers are less likely to pay for a subscription. Still, UK OTT user penetration shows huge
- potential for growth from 31.83% in 2016 to 54.23% in 2020.
- However, with an ARPU of $85.20, the total video on demand revenue is expected to grow from
- $1,446.1 million in 2016 to $2,427.6 million in 2020.
- Subscription services amount to $821.9 million, which is expected to grow at $1,330.3 million by
- 2020. Pay-Per-View and Video Download (EST) will grow from $414.8 and $209.4 million in revenue to
- $690.7 and $406.6 million, respectively.
- There will be 42.7 million UK smartphone users this year. While growth will slow through 2021, over
- two-thirds of the population will use smartphones by 2019. Remaining increases will be driven
- primarily by children 11 and younger and 55- to 64-year-olds, who will see double-digit growth in
- 2017 and 2018.
- As overall internet and mobile usage grow, so will social network usage—up 3.4% to 36.6 million
- users in 2017. The biggest growth will come from users ages 65 and older, rising 17.9%. By 2021, this
- oldest age group will account for one in 10 social network users.
- • 87.9% of adults in the UK (45.9 million) used the internet in 2016, compared with 86.2% in 2015.
- • 0.2% (5.3 million) had never used the internet compared with 11.4% in 2015.
- • Almost all adults aged 16 to 24 years were recent internet users (99.2%), in contrast with 38.7% of
- adults aged 75 years and over.
- • 89.4% of men (22.8 million) and 86.4% of women (23.1 million) were recent internet users, up from
- 87.9% and 84.6% in 2015.
- • Women aged 75 and over had seen the largest rise in recent internet use, up 169.0% from 2011;
- however, still less than a third (32.6%) were recent users in 2016.
- • 25.0% of disabled adults had never used the internet in 2016, down from 27.4% in 2015.
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 39 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Market trends, growth rates
- The streaming industry is huge, but it’s poised to get even bigger. According to findings from
- Research and Markets, the live video streaming market is on track to become a $70.5 billion industry
- by 2021. In 2016, video streaming was a $30.29 billion industry, meaning that the growth in the next
- few years is going to be astronomical.
- Advertisers are investing heavily in online video, especially as live streaming video gains traction.
- Digital video ad revenues already reached $7.8 billion in 2015, up 55% from 2014, according to
- figures from the Internet Advertising Bureau.
- The rate at which people watch videos on the internet has continued to grow over the past decade,
- and we expect this trend to continue for both live streaming content and video-on-demand. At the
- same time, TV subscriptions have been declining significantly.
- Advertising attached to online videos has the highest click-through-rate of any form of online
- advertising at about 1.84%. This trend will drive an increase in video advertising in the following years
- as more businesses take advantage of video conversion rates and the ability to target customers
- based on subject matter.
- According to Livestream, 81% of audiences on the internet and on mobile consumed more live video
- in 2016 than they had the year before. That represents incredible YoY growth, but it also presents an
- opportunity for advertisers. Livestream also found that by and large, audiences prefer live video to
- other forms of brand communications. 80% prefer live videos over blogs and 82% favour live video
- over social posts.
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 40 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- Person-to-person video calling is a mass market and mainstream activity on smartphones. OnLive
- makes it possible to monetise direct users' videos and easily sell services and professional
- knowledge. In collaboration with UK Trade & Investment we have prepared a detailed analysis of
- the market for services in UK that may be provided in the form of live broadcasts. The report is
- extensive and available on request. Below we present it in graphic form.
- Live services market
- 1. General insurance
- £54.9bn
- Motor insurance 24.3%
- Other 20.3%
- liability insurance
- General 11%
- insurance
- Legal 1.1%
- Property insurance 22.3%
- Marine, aviation and
- transport insurance 12.3%
- health insurance
- Accident and 8.7%
- TOTAL MARKET VALUE
- 2. Legal Activities
- 38%
- 24%
- 18%
- 11%
- 9%
- £30.6bn
- Advising
- on commercial law
- Advising
- on property law
- Other
- legal services
- Advising
- on personal law
- Advising on administrative
- and constitutional law
- TOTAL MARKET VALUE
- 3. Fund Management Activities
- 43.2%
- 36,4%
- 10,4%
- 7.1%
- 2.9%
- £17.8bn
- Equities
- Other
- Property
- Fixed-income
- assets
- Cash
- TOTAL MARKET VALUE
- 5. General Medical Practices
- £10.6bn
- 3.2%
- 5.1%
- 6.4%
- National Health
- Service funding 85.3%
- Prescriptions and
- other services
- Private practice
- Treatment
- TOTAL MARKET VALUE
- 4. Tax Consultants
- 48%
- 37%
- 15%
- £3.9bn
- Business income
- tax services
- Personal income
- tax services
- Tax advisory
- services
- TOTAL MARKET VALUE
- 6. Technical & Vocational Education
- 20%
- 17%
- 14%
- 13%
- 13%
- 11%
- 7%
- 5%
- £3.2bn
- Health-care training
- Construction training
- Other training
- Hospitality training
- IT training
- Management
- training
- Administration
- training
- Cosmetology and
- fashion training
- TOTAL MARKET VALUE
- 7. Services provided by individuals. New markets. Anyone who has any skill or content live can offer it to others On.Live
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 41 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- KEY DATES
- PRE ICO
- ICO
- Post ICO
- OnLive Platform start
- Jan Feb Mar Apr May June
- Pre-ICO
- Start: 2018-01-22 11:00 UTC
- (approximately, depends on block number published
- before sale begins).
- Close: 2018-02-22
- (approximately, determined by number of blocks after
- start of sale)
- Discount: -30% ICO price
- Available tokens: 12,210,000 ONL
- ICO
- Start: 2018-03-11
- (approximately, depends on block number
- published before sale begins)
- Close: 2018-04-11
- (approximately, determined by number
- of blocks after start of sale)
- Available tokens: 61,050,000 ONL
- Trading
- Tokens are not transferable until 2018-05-11
- OnLive platform start
- Just after tokens become transferable - May 2018
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 42 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- 3%
- 8%
- 19%
- 9%
- 11%
- 6%
- 31%
- 5%
- 6%
- 2%
- CAPEX
- Marketing team
- Marketing ad
- Loyality Program
- RCS - support team
- RCS -developers team
- RCS -other costs
- Board & Administrative team
- other costs
- Marketing other
- The commercial success of OnLive is driven
- mainly by the steady growth of users, content
- producers and processing power providers in
- the biggest markets. The company will focus on
- scaling the business in the US, UK, Germany,
- Brazil, Japan and Russian markets. The scale of
- expanding the core business depends on the
- financing to be raised.
- OnLive will make the decision about expanding
- into the markets taking into consideration such
- metrics as Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR),
- Cost of Customer Acquisition (CAC), Recurring
- Costs of Service (RCS) and time to profit on each
- of the analysed markets.
- Expansion of the growth of the OnLive Platform
- will be based on above mentioned Key
- Performance Indicators (KPIs).
- Use of Proceeds
- ONL 111 Million
- ICO 55%
- ONL Wallet (Reserve) 11%
- Bounty Marketing 6%
- Legal insurance
- PRE ICO 11%
- Founders (lock) 11%
- 5%
- 1%
- Advisors
- TOTAL Token Number
- Token Allocation
- TOKEN SALE
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 43 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- ONL TOKEN FUNCTIONALITY
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 44 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- We've prepared detailed instructions for anyone not yet comfortable in navigating the cryptocurrency world. Check out the steps on how to
- create a wallet, how to buy Ethereum (ETH) and how to send ETH to OnLive during the token crowdsale in exchange for ONL Tokens.
- How to participate?
- Join us in revolutionizing the world of live services, live broadcasts
- and computing power!
- ONL token is an integral element of the OnLive Platform. It is used
- as a fee currency of transmission and transcoding services to
- incentivise decentralised computing required for the video
- broadcasts. Furthermore, it is the only payment option on our
- platform.
- Get it and grow with us!!!
- ONL is built as an ERC20 token on the Ethereum blockchain
- Token Type: Utility token
- Maximum supply: 111,000,000 ONL
- Tokens available in Pre-ICO: 12,210,000 ONL
- Tokens available in ICO: 61,050,000 ONL
- Pre-ICO Hard Cap: 14,000 ETH
- ICO Hard Cap: 100,000 ETH
- All unsold Tokens will be burnt.
- TOKEN CROWDSALE
- Check On.Live site for details
- 1. COMPANY DATA
- PUBLIC VERSION - PRE ICO 45 OnLive Whitepaper 2018 ©
- TERM SHEET
- TERMS SHEET INDICATIVE OFFER ON TOKEN PRE-SALE
- GENERAL INFORMATION
- INDICATIVE OFFER ON ONL PRE-SALE
- Project
- Token issuer OnLive LTD (UK based company)
- OnLive Fund OÜ (Estonia based company)
- Token
- Buyer
- “ONL” ERC20 token on the Etherum blockchain
- [ONL Token Receiver]
- Tokens maximum supply
- Number of offered ONL
- 111,000,000 ONL
- 12,210,000 ONL
- Tokens available in Pre-ICO
- Pre sale price (1 ONL)
- 12,210,000 ONL
- 0.0011 ETH
- Tokens available in ICO
- Transaction deadline
- 61,050,000 ONL
- The Buyer shall purchase ONL at the offered price not later than on
- 2018-02-22
- Pre-ICO price (1 ONL) 0.0011 ETH
- ICO price (1 ONL) 0.0016 ETH
- Anticipated Pre-ICO phase 22.01.2018 – 22.02.2018
- Anticipated ICO phase 11.03.2018 – 11.04.2018
- Lock-up ONL are not transferable until 11.05.2018
- Join us in revolutionizing the world of live services, live broadcasts
- and computing power!
- Get it and grow with us!!!
- Pre-ICO discount 30.00% off ICO price
- Pre-ICO subscription period 22.01.2018 - 22.02.2018
- Company name: OnLive LTD
- Street, House no. : 7 The Courtyard, Buntsford Drive,
- ZIP Code/Postcode, City : B60 3DJ, Bromsgrove, West Midlands
- Country : Great Britain
- Commercial Registry : 10033768
- VAT ID : GB 249568947
- Company URL: https://onlive.ltd
- Product url: https://onlive.tv
- E-mail: ceo@onlive.ltd
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