If you would make the minimum of effort, you would have the answer to your question. Please find below information from the whitepaper:

● consumers have full control over the collection and usage of their personal data
● consumers can control with whom they share their personal data
● consumers get proper compensation for the provided personal data
● personal data flows directly from consumers to companies with no middlemen

Heat maps allow researchers to understand the gaze and attention distribution while interacting with a website or an advertisement, while a gaze path visualizes the chronological order of glances

An emotional fingerprint visualizes the distribution of the consumers emotions for a certain period of time in order to understand how, for example, a website or an advertisement is perceived in general.

Good project but What additional options can you give the users? And prices aren't quite ttractive.

I've never seen a project like this. That's good that someone cares about our personal data and want companies to pay for it. Good luck in realizing this idea!

Yes there will be. In the first 4 hours of the public sale, the cap will be a maximum contribution of 1 ETH.

$ 30,000,000 is very much for them. They really hoped to collect such a large sum?

Hello Madul1974,

Yes, as of May 2, 2018 we have already collected 2.6M USD. We are still in our pre-sale that will last until the 15th of June followed by the main-sale that will start on the 16th of June and will end on the 14th of July. We are very much confident that we will reach the 30M USD hard cap. 

Good question! Opiria is the first and only platform that brings together detailed consumer profiling, subjective feedback & opinions from consumers and data from many important objective channels (e.g. web browsing, eye tracking, emotions, data from wearables and smart devices, smartphone usage, online shopping and more). This approach provides companies with the data and insights they need. Other projects only focus on few objective channels (mostly social media) and neglect subjective opinions and consumer profiling.

Only the combination of objective and subjective data and a precise consumer profile makes personal data valuable!