Megaupload was one of the biggest sharing sites files of the world before the FBI went out of business. The famous website will probably turn fiercer after managed to secure a fairly high level of funding for Megaupload 2.0.
The finance campaign has managed to reach the minimum investment target of 918.611 euros before it expires at 24 October 2016, with a total investment volume of 1.060.354 €.
Of course the demon Kim Dotcom is behind Megaupload 2.0, and it aims (once again) to revolutionize file sharing. Bitcache Limited, the company behind the program promises to provide the necessary technology to "share files securely, and away from prying eyes."
Technically, Bitcache is a micro-transaction service that uses Bitcoin and Blockchain. Why Bitcoins on File Sharing Page?
Megaupload 2.0 users will get a Bitcoin wallet automatically by signing up for the service, which will use the Bitcache for transactions.
It is currently unclear whether users will have to pay for each transaction they make, and how much it will cost them.
Ideas for Bitcache's future suggest, however, that the system could be extended to stream video, publications news, traffic or micro-payments.
Η team of Bitcache plans to release Megaupload 2,0 in January 2017. Its success of course depends a lot on how the system will work, and whether it will require all users to have money in their wallet or whether they will be available and free options.
If all transactions (download, upload, or streaming) require funds, then it is very likely that Megaupload 2.0 does not catch the popularity of Megaupload or Mega.