Temporal is a blockchain technology that changes the way the blockchain works by reconstructing the scaling of peer-to-peer networks. Operating the platform requires less control, energy, and capacity. Temporal aims to process transactions on extremely low-resourced gadgets at very high speed with a high level of security. 

The network claims it can be scaled quickly at a low cost and it can eliminate the need to have centralized pools of specialized hardware. This makes Temporal a blockchain network that means to be ecologically conscious and able to be operated on any gadget connected to the internet, even one as small as a smartphone. 

Temtum (TEM) is the native token of the network that aims to set new guidelines in security, speed, resource intensity, and scalability. The name “temtum” addresses a mix of two of the central ideas that support this innovation: The Temporal blockchain (“tem”) and quantum randomness (“tum”). TEM intends to popularize cryptocurrency and adopt it into mainstream markets by regular consumers worldwide. 

The main bottlenecks related to the existing blockchain technology lie in scalability, speed, resource intensity, and security, and Temtum aims to overcome each, one by one:

Temtum was established by the CTO of Dragon Infosec, Richard Dennis, and cybersecurity and cryptography specialists, Dr. Gareth Owenson, Ginger Saltos, and Cintya Aguirre. The team created a modern innovation aimed at being utilized and coordinated with standard methods by ordinary people.

Richard Dennis combined theoretical mathematics and academic research to develop a blockchain technology called Temporal, owned by Dragon Infosec and perpetually licensed to Temtum.