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==== What is Conceal? ==== | ==== What is Conceal? ==== | ||
- | Conceal.Network is a decentralized blockchain bank, with deposits and investments paying interest | + | Conceal.Network is a decentralized blockchain bank, with deposits and investments paying interest, without |
- | Conceal.Network enables untraceable and anonymous messaging, and a secure way to transfer funds. Using a distributed public ledger, the sender and receiver are kept anonymous, a key concern in a post Snowden world. Hackers cannot trace money or messages when the messages | + | Conceal.Network enables untraceable and anonymous messaging, and a secure way to transfer funds. Using a distributed public ledger, the sender and receiver are kept anonymous, a key concern in a post Snowden world. Hackers cannot trace funds or messages when they are sent across public networks. |
- | Conceal Cryptocurrency | + | (₡CCX), the native coin of Conceal.Network, |
- | Conceal is accessible | + | Conceal.Network |
- | Conceal avoids many concerns, e.g. technological, | + | Conceal.Network |
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- | No one owns Conceal, everyone can take part. | + | |
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- | This is the main source | + | |
=== Privacy Oriented Cryptocurrency === | === Privacy Oriented Cryptocurrency === |