[AIRDROP] MARAChain | Secure Exchange of Digital Documents (Telegram, Twitter)

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AIRDROP | PHASE 1
For Telegram and/or Twitter Airdrop participants.

Phase cover in only 52 hours. Now is close.

Phase 1 Airdrop will only be awarded to the first 10,000 participants up to the amount of 100 MARA tokens per participant (value: $16).
The total amount distributed in this phase will be 1,000,000 MARA. The Airdrop Distribution will be at the same time as the rest of the bounty program (within the 15 days following the token sale distribution), and meet the conditions established in the Term & Conditions published on the web.

Rules to be Eligible:
1) Join our Telegram *Must remain in the group until tokens are distributed* (60 MARA is granted) - https://t.me/MARAChain_Support
2) Join our Twitter *Must remain in the group until tokens are distributed* (40 MARA is granted) - https://twitter.com/MARAChain_EU
3) Register for our Airdrop Here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdCsraDFFITfREni2KyWeTq_nX2Q_uPUr6i9M0s0-1FG-jrbg/viewform?usp=sf_link

Results: https://www.marachain.eu/airdrop/results/

WHATIS MARACHAIN

In the times we live in, data privacy and protection are major concerns across the globe, especially the way in which private data is handled by corporations in an increasingly digital world. The EU has issued a series of regulatory standards to protect the private information of citizens of the European Union (EU), called GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). This regulation, which came into effect on May 25th, set series of rules and sanctions not only for organisations based in the EU but even for business and professional entities having business activity in the European territory or those that are handling private data of EU citizens.

The GDPR aims to protect personal data (all data sets that may identify a person) of all citizens of the EU and enforces their right that all entities processing or possessing data of EU citizens are under obligation to comply with. GDPR regulations grant a EU citizen the right to access any data that an entity may possess, the right to be erased from any database (‘the right to be forgotten’), and the right of explicit consent. Not only do the citizens have more rights but the regulations also impose new obligations on business entities; such as mandatory communication of security breaches in 72 hours. A failure to comply with GDPR will result in a significant monetary penalty of up to 4% of the entity’s revenue or 20 million euros, whichever is higher. In addition, the business entities may be prohibited from processing personal data in future, which may effectively mean not being able to conduct business at all.

One of the main risks to data protection is the transfer of documents across the open internet, especially in the case of confidential documents where an adequate level of security needs to be maintained to protect against unauthorized or illegal use and against loss, destruction or accidental damage.

Making this secure exchange of confidential information possible is the core focus of MARAChain.

The Secure Exchange of Digital Documentation allows transmission of encrypted and secure documentation, restricting access to third parties and offering access management to these creditable transfers, through an auditable, verifiable and secure P2P transaction. These transmissions will be made through a distributed network of nodes located in the main European Data Processing Centers (DPC hereof), guaranteeing 24x7 availability of information as well as protection against information loss thanks to the redundancy of MARAChain network.