The ATOR project raises doubts at first glance. The idea has been borrowed and previously attempted by the Helium company, but unlike ATOR, Helium successfully raised significant funding and released equipment to support the network.
In the case of ATOR, we only see a website, a limited whitepaper, and a token that has already been released WITHOUT equipment to support the network. This may be a sign that the company is focused on making a quick profit by releasing the token before the product, although such a move may be justified in some cases. However, in most cases, this approach indicates a lack of preparation by the company and the risk of project failure.
That's worth noting, they claim on their website that they showcased a prototype of the equipment at the ETH conference in Denver, so it's possible that the project has a future with the launch of equipment sales. Show Less
