Case in point: nowhere does this site articulate a problem to be solved. This has become my litmus test for a technology scam. Instead we see marketing happy talk - lots of it.
Most ICO and altcoin scams make vague references to Bitcoin's limitations. This one makes vague references to Lightning Network's limitations:
Layer 2 such as lightning network has a deposit in order to participate and two transactions to build a channel, then can scale micro payments across a network efficiently.
Gobbledygook designed to bamboozle the technically illiterate.
Looks like another rung has been added to the evolutionary ladder of the Bitcoin, But Better scam. First altcoins, then ICOs, now not-Lightning.
I've read through the whole thing and it's essentially a hand-wavy marketing pitch without any concrete details. At one point they link to a repo containing some node code (2-year-old code, mind you), but that didn't exactly help elucidate things for me.
Seems like something that might eventually show up in the Showcase section at https://solid.mit.edu/#showcase.
After about 1 minute of perusing, I am going to guess: Micropayments.
http://scottmccloud.com/3-home/essays/2003-09-micros/micros....