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Will those who have no clue and doesn't know how anything about crypto and the process in general be able to use your platform?
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Will those who have no clue and doesn't know how anything about crypto and the process in general be able to use your platform?
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Will those who have no clue and doesn't know how anything about crypto and the process in general be able to use your platform?
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Will those who have no clue and doesn't know how anything about crypto and the process in general be able to use your platform?
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Memority team has brought into life what I was thinking about for the last year.
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I have one more question. Are there any restrictions on the amount of memory that miners should provide in the lease?
Ok, what makes IDM unique is that miners can rent out as much space as they want and still bring in revenue. I like the idea that this project can benefit both users and miners. |
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You confirm that it's impossible to hack the algorithm?
Well, the fact is that to hack a single block of data (16 bytes) with the simplest (second) level of protection, the most powerful computer will need more than 42 sextillion epochs of the Universe. In this case there are no computing resources or methods in the world today or foreseen in the near future capable of breaking the protection offered by the IDM service. |
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That's right! We've talked about this before. This is how Facebook’s market value has reached $350 billion to date and continues to grow. First and foremost it is because of user content
Me as a blogger, have to do a lot of work. I use social media only to attract users to the blog and have to place ads to earn from it True! they don't even appreciate the effort we put in, they earn from it instead! |
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Do you think there is absolutely no way to hack your algorithm?
There are no computing resources or methods in existence today nor are there any anticipated to appear in the near future with the capability of breaking the protection offered by IDM. It sounds almost fantastic. BTW, the market of data storage needs this new technology. I think you sound reasonable. It really looks like a very timely project. Which can bring profit to its investors, BTW. |
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Do you think there is absolutely no way to hack your algorithm?
There are no computing resources or methods in existence today nor are there any anticipated to appear in the near future with the capability of breaking the protection offered by IDM. It sounds almost fantastic. |
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I've read that there are much problems with the users themselves while storing the data.
What do you mean by writing this? |
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Hello, How does the currency conversions happen in Monoreto?
You can do it with your wallet in Monoreto Wallet? I don't get it Yeah! there will be a special wallet which is connected with your personal account Thanks! I understand what the wallet is. what about the conversion? It will be possible to convert received Monoreto tokens to major cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others) in the wallet. Conversion from major cryptocurrencies to Monoreto tokens will also be possible in the wallet That's really convenient Convenient indeed! love this project guys All of us should support this. Can't wait for the release |
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Guys I heard that users are divided into 3 categories. Does anyone know more details about it?
I didn't know that. |
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Have you somehow tested your new algorithm, dev?.
Yes, of course. Plus to this the technology is patented. Do you have any prototype of the system which already works? We have a working prototype of a cloud storage service called BoobookBox. The service was launched in 2015 and has more than 2 thousand active users. The working prototype was launched to test the technology, both by developers and third-party organizations. I see. What about patents and certificates you've written before? |
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Have you somehow tested your new algorithm, dev?.
Yes, of course. Plus to this the technology is patented. Do you have any prototype of the system which already works? |
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Have you somehow tested your new algorithm, dev?.
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Still I don't understand if the information is stored in the cloud what are the problems?
It's just called so. In fact the data is stored in data-centres. Right you are. It's not that difficult to hack them. For a good hacker. Yes, of course. That's why we all frequently hear all these stories about stolen photos and money from the wallets. As I understand the creators of this project suggest a new algorithm which prevents the data stored in the cloud from theft and hackers. It sounds good. Cause storing data in the cloud is becoming more and more popular and not just among common users. |
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What's the date of the ICO start? How long will it last?
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What's wrong with the contemporary algorithms of data protection?
They can be hacked man. Lol. I see. Thank you very much, lol. |
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What's wrong with the contemporary algorithms of data protection?
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