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Apollon Foundation 1 Index Apollon Foundation 1 Index Apollon Foundation (Malta) Limited (“Apollon Foundation”or“the Group or APO”)–White Paper..1 Important notice...................................................................................................................................................... 1 Directors’ Responsibility.......................................................................................................................................1 Forward Looking Statements...............................................................................................................................1 Directors’ Declaration............................................................................................................................................ 2 Risk Warning and Disclaimer on Digital Asset............................................................................................... 3 Know-your-customer (KYC)................................................................................................................................. 5 1. Overview of Apollon Platform.................................................................................................................... 6 2. APO Ecology – Linking................................................................................................................................ 8 Entertainment related Parties into the Platform............................................................................................. 8 3. Innovation : Blockchain-based Pan-entertainment Alliance............................................................11 3.1 Optimization of Trading and Payment System....................................................................................... 11 3.2 Optimization of the Ecological Alliance................................................................................................... 15 3.3 Data Privacy and Information Security.....................................................................................................16 3.4 Optimization of Blockchain Technology..................................................................................................16 4. APO Solutions –...........................................................................................................................................18 Linking Entertainment......................................................................................................................................... 18 4.1 Apollon Double Pass Structure..................................................................................................................18 4.2 Advantages of Double-Layered Permit Structure................................................................................. 19 4.3 The Relationship between Two-tier Structure and Operation Logic................................................ 19 5. Technology Implementation – Build the Underlying Foundation Framework............................ 21 5.1 BFT-DPoS Consensus Mechanism............................................................................................................21 5.2 APO Decentralized Service to Service Direct Communication Mechanism...................................24 5.3 APO Bit and Byte Data Transfer Secure Protection Mechanism.......................................................25 5.4 APO Anti-Quantum Algorithms...................................................................................................................25 5.5 APO Incentive Mechanism...........................................................................................................................25 Apollon Foundation 2 5.6 Parallel Processing........................................................................................................................................25 5.7 Super Node Governance Mechanism....................................................................................................... 26 5.8 Smart Contract................................................................................................................................................26 5.9 Zero Knowledge Proof.................................................................................................................................. 27 5.10 State Channel Technology.........................................................................................................................27 5.11 Side Chain...................................................................................................................................................... 28 5.12 Cross-Chain Interaction............................................................................................................................. 29 5.13 Modular Design.............................................................................................................................................32 5.14 Flashing.......................................................................................................................................................... 32 6. APO Application Scenarios...................................................................................................................... 33 6.1 Service Target – Pan Entertainment Industry Ecology Alliance........................................................33 6.2 Specific application scenarios................................................................................................................... 35 6.2.1 Blockchain Games......................................................................................................................................37 6.2.1.1 Supporting Low Cost and Real Time Payment & Settlement systems Dual-Layer Logic... 38 6.2.1.2 APO Platform Saves a Lot of Time and Effort to Individual Operators.....................................40 6.2.1.3 Registration and KYC.............................................................................................................................41 6.2.1.4 Putting Members’ Social Media Connectivity at Work...................................................................42 6.2.1.5 Technical Architecture Overview.........................................................................................................42 6.2.1.6 Development of blockchain games.................................................................................................... 43 6.2.1.7 Credit Consumption Management...................................................................................................... 44 6.2.1.8 Copyright protection of featured content......................................................................................... 44 6.2.2 Tourism, Customer Service & Travel Management........................................................................... 44 6.2.2.1 Supporting Apollon Payment and Settlement System in Tourism Industry............................46 6.2.2.2 Open Source Travel Service Basic Cloud Platform Module........................................................ 48 6.2.2.3 Global Travel Credit System at Work................................................................................................. 49 6.2.2.4 Travel Insurance.......................................................................................................................................49 6.2.2.5 Value Realization..................................................................................................................................... 49 6.2.2.6 Credit Consumption Management...................................................................................................... 49 Apollon Foundation 3 6.2.3 IP Digital Rights...........................................................................................................................................49 6.2.3.1 Information link, IP digital rights.........................................................................................................51 6.2.3.2 The circulation ecology of IP assets.................................................................................................. 51 6.2.4 Prediction Market.....................................................................................................................................51 7. Product and Platform Launch Planning................................................................................................ 53 8. Board Members, Management Team and Advisory Board...............................................................55 8.1 Board Members...............................................................................................................................................55 8.2 Management Team.........................................................................................................................................57 8.3 Advisory Board............................................................................................................................................... 61 9. Issuance of the Token Coin, this ICO Proceed Planning and Fund Usage..................................64 Apollon Foundation 4 Apollon Foundation (Malta) Limited (“Apollon Foundation” or “the Group or APO”) – White Paper This white paper (“Paper”) has been prepared in compliance with best industry practices and regulations as understood by the Group. This white paper should not be considered as a prospectus nor an
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