According to its whitepaper, the prime vision of ACE (TokenStars) is to become a full-cycle talent management agency with decentralized talent promotion and decentralized talent scouting processes. The project leverages blockchain technology to collectively support athletes. Through the ACE platform, the holders of ACE tokens get the opportunity to voice their opinion in respect of the issues such as signing a new player or replacing an underperforming player.

ACE is the native token of the ACE (TokenStars) project. The token conforms to the widely-used ERC20 standard and is based on the Ethereum protocol. As mentioned in the whitepaper, the holders of ACE tokens can use the tokens only for some designated purposes. The developers aim to increase the number of such designated purposes. The ACE tokens are designed for experts to deal with different blockchain-based software systems and cryptographic tokens.

ACE tokens are used to interact with the ACE platform. Apart from that, the ACE tokens perform the backbone functions of the platform. However, the full functionality of the efficient ACE platform is available only for holders of the ACE token. The development team of the project aims to place the ACE tokens on several cryptographic token exchanges.

The ACE tokens were created by TokenStars Group Limited, a business company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands. According to the roadmap mentioned in the whitepaper, in 2017, the company designed the Interfaces, developed smart-contract, and created tokens. Further, the team released DV voting mechanism v2 and released platform beta. In 2018, the team automated certain tasks in players’ scouting analytics and released a website news feed for ACE players.

Pavel Stukolov is the CEO of ACE (TokenStars). He is an investment professional and strategy director for the media business. Irina Shashkina is the CMO of TokenStars. The CTO of the company, Evgeniy Potapov, has around ten years of experience as the Founder of IT Summa, a DevOps company.