Athena, a public blockchain project that aims to verify trust within various industries, first started its efforts by helping to rid the EOS ecosystem of the trust issues. As per CCN’s report, Athena’s goal was to construct a “distributed trust platform within the EOS ecosystem”. Doing so, will supposedly cut costs, as the trust will be embedded in several layers, primarily the apps, chains and the overall system.

With this going for Athena, the public blockchain project has a ‘Super App’, called AnaGo, which will soon be ready for launch. The app is said to house multiple facilities including messaging, DApp browsers and market tools to help users trade. This is definitely an interesting mix, as users will be able to tend to their socializing needs, while doing so in a trustful and secure manner.

So, what might a ‘Super App’ look like, considering the fact that it will be based off of a trust blockchain? The following are some features that have been noted:

As previously mentioned, AnaGo will allow users to communicate with others, without having to fear of third-party interference. It has also been described as “high-speed and trustworthy”, two of which are crucial factors.

AnaGo houses light wallets, which make for digital currencies’ holdings. Furthermore, the app is considered “efficient” as it helps to secure cryptocurrency wallets as well.

Since AnaGo is founded on a decentralized system, the embedded exchange makes it easier for both cross and multi-chain transactions to occur. This will not only save consumers ton of money, which would otherwise be given in fees, but it will also save time.

Due to the fact that Athena is associated with EOS, one’s device will automatically be considered a “light node” on the EOS network, which opens doors to the entire EOS ecosystem.

The identity trust system found within the AnaGo platform supposedly merges the internet and blockchain technology. Some examples of day-to-day uses that can be accomplished include job

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