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Monetizing Private Data for Personal Financial Gain

Nucleus Vision

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Sat, Mar 10th, 2018 11:00 by capnasty NEWS

Aside from inviting uses to shop "offline," Nucleus' nCash Tokens are a way for a user to monetise their private data. Each time data is requested — either by a store or another merchant — the user has a chance to benefit financially. Maybe.

nCash tokens can make your everyday shopping much more delightful. Here we’ve put together a video that explains how nCash moves through the Nucleus Vision ecosystem to help create a connected retail experience.

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