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# Overview
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# Emission
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### Where does the emission come from?
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Zano (₡ZANO) has a hybrid PoW/PoS consensus algorithm to secure the network and therefore emission is generated from two distinct sources:
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Zano has a hybrid PoW/PoS consensus algorithm to secure the network and therefore emission is generated from two distinct sources:
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Proof of Work (PoW) mining. PoW mining creates new ₡ZANO coins to reward miners for completing the calculation and therefore contributing to the network. 100% of the block reward goes to miners.
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Proof of Work (PoW) mining. PoW mining creates new ZANO coins to reward miners for completing the calculation and therefore contributing to the network. 100% of the block reward goes to miners.
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Proof of Stake (PoS) staking. PoS staking also creates new ₡ZANO coins to reward stakers for staking their funds and therefore contributing to the network.. 100% of the block reward goes to stakers.
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Proof of Stake (PoS) staking. PoS staking also creates new ZANO coins to reward stakers for staking their funds and therefore contributing to the network.. 100% of the block reward goes to stakers.
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### Emission specifications
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Emission |
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Block Time | 1 minute
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Block Reward | 1 ₡ZANO
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Maximum Supply | ∞ (uncapped)
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Fee on TXs (flat fee) | 0.01 ₡ZANO
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| Emission |
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| --------------------- | ------------ |
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| Block Time | 1 minute |
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| Block Reward | 1 ZANO |
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| Maximum Supply | ∞ (uncapped) |
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| Fee on TXs (flat fee) | 0.01 ZANO |
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### Emission motivation
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Zano made the decision to set the block reward relatively low to avoid unnecessary selling price pressure while keeping the chain safe from TX flood. The block reward is fixed at 1 ₡ZANO per block. We have an uncapped max supply because the assumption that TX flow and its fees would be enough to cover miners' appetite might not be accurate and Bitcoin might become a sad example of this. Having a fixed and slow emission (backed by strong consensus algo) looks like a more safe choice to us.
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Zano made the decision to set the block reward relatively low to avoid unnecessary selling price pressure while keeping the chain safe from TX flood. The block reward is fixed at 1 ZANO per block. We have an uncapped max supply because the assumption that TX flow and its fees would be enough to cover miners' appetite might not be accurate and Bitcoin might become a sad example of this. Having a fixed and slow emission (backed by strong consensus algo) looks like a more safe choice to us.
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Zano total supply increases slightly over time while the inflation percentage decreases sligthly over time which can be seen below.
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Date | Total Supply (₡ZANO) | Increasement of total supply compared to the year before
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01-01-2023 | 13,530,567 | ~4,04%
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01-01-2024 | 14,056,167 | ~3,88%
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01-01-2025 | 14,581,767 | ~3,74%
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01-01-2026 | 15,107,367 | ~3,60%
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01-01-2027 | 15,632,967 | ~3,48%
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01-01-2028 | 16,158,567 | ~3,36%
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01-01-2029 | 16,684,167 | ~3,25%
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01-01-2030 | 17,209,767 | ~3,15%
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01-01-2031 | 17,735,367 | ~3,05%
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01-01-2032 | 18,260,967 | ~2,96%
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01-01-2033 | 18,786,567 | ~2,88%
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| Date | Total Supply (ZANO) | Increasement of total supply compared to the year before |
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| ---------- | ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
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| 01-01-2023 | 13,530,567 | ~4,04% |
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| 01-01-2024 | 14,056,167 | ~3,88% |
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| 01-01-2025 | 14,581,767 | ~3,74% |
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| 01-01-2026 | 15,107,367 | ~3,60% |
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| 01-01-2027 | 15,632,967 | ~3,48% |
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| 01-01-2028 | 16,158,567 | ~3,36% |
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| 01-01-2029 | 16,684,167 | ~3,25% |
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| 01-01-2030 | 17,209,767 | ~3,15% |
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| 01-01-2031 | 17,735,367 | ~3,05% |
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| 01-01-2032 | 18,260,967 | ~2,96% |
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| 01-01-2033 | 18,786,567 | ~2,88% |
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The chart below visually displays the emission (shown in blue) of the number of coins (on the vertical access) and the time duration (in 6 month timestamps) of the total supply.
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### Why was there a coinswap with Boolberry?
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The Zano project is a technological evolution of the Boolberry (₡BBR) project, a previous project of the Zano team. However, at the same time, the project has different emission curve and premine. To not screw over holders of Boolberry (₡BBR) we decided that it would be fair to give ₡BBR holders a choice: they were able to join in on the new model by participating in the coinswap and exchanging their ₡BBR to ₡ZANO, or they were welcome to keep their stake in BBR (which will continue to be supported).
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The Zano project is a technological evolution of the Boolberry (BBR) project, a previous project of the Zano team. However, at the same time, the project has different emission curve and premine. To not screw over holders of Boolberry (BBR) we decided that it would be fair to give ₡BBR holders a choice: they were able to join in on the new model by participating in the coinswap and exchanging their BBR to ZANO, or they were welcome to keep their stake in BBR (which will continue to be supported).
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The coinSwap resulted in 7.8M swapped coins. The remaining ~6M of the initial supply were burned the day after the end of coinswap (proof link): https://explorer.zano.org/transaction/4d4ff1cf20fd18cc72eb88e36da5430498d343bcd21122de5b0ba2d324944722
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More information on the concluded coinswap can be found here: https://blog.zano.org/the-coinswap-has-concluded/
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### Why is the block reward just 1 ₡ZANO?
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### Why is the block reward just 1 ZANO?
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Zano has a unique consensus system in which in order to perform the classic 51% attack, you need to have at least 51% PoW hashrate AND 51% PoS power (there can also be other ratios like 20%/90% and so on (see the [whitepaper](https://zano.org/downloads/zano_wp.pdf)). This way an attack becomes very expensive, in particular because the purchase of a significant portion of the coins on the market, would dramatically increase the price. If you try to use a small percentage of PoS coins for the attack, then the PoW power necessary for the attack becomes 800% or more. This makes it possible to establish a relatively low block reward and at the same time provide a high security level for the transaction history.
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**55% Foundation fund (2029500 ₡ZANO)** Set aside for marketing, partnerships, and ongoing project expenses. This will be transparent and reported.
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**55% Foundation fund (2029500 ZANO)** Set aside for marketing, partnerships, and ongoing project expenses. This will be transparent and reported.
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**30% Founders, team members, and contributors (₡1107000 ZANO)**
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**30% Founders, team members, and contributors (1107000 ZANO)**
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Coins are reserved for incentivizing current and future team members and contributors.
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**15% Development loan (₡553500 ZANO)**
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**15% Development loan (553500 ZANO)**
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Repayment of the coins loaned by a group of Boolberry shareholders in early 2018 to fund the project development leading up to the coinswap.
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The Zano Foundation will issue regular reports on project expenses. The dev fund amount can be tracked live via our [explorer](https://explorer.zano.org/).
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**Conclusion**
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Most important to us is the long-term security and stability of Zano. This ability to generate income to fund the project continuously is a new and exciting possibility. We’ve spent a great deal of time pouring over the numbers and believe this path forward not only assures success for the team, but also for all holders of Zano coins for years to com
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# Frequently Asked Questions
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### What is Zano?
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### Why application starting time takes so long?
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As Zano wallet is a full node application, due to loading a blockchain and multiple wallets synchronizing , start time depends on your system specification and may be bottlenecked by internet connection speed.
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As Zano wallet is a full node application, due to loading a blockchain and multiple wallets synchronizing , start time depends on your system specification and may be bottlenecked by internet connection speed.
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# Specifications
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|General info| |
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|Release | 2019 |
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|Currency | Zano |
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|Symbol | ZANO |
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|Hash algorithm | ProgPowZ |
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|Language | C++ |
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|Blockchain | PoS + PoW |
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|**Emission** | |
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|Block time | 1 minute |
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|Block reward | 1 ZANO |
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|Initial total supply | 17517203 ZANO |
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|Maximum Supply | ∞ (uncapped) |
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|**Resources** | |
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|Website | https://zano.org/ |
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|Repository | https://github.com/hyle-team/zano |
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|Explorer | https://explorer.zano.org/ |
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|**Requirements** | |
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|Wallet requirements | 2 core x64 CPU, 3 GB RAM |
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|Wallet platforms | x64 Windows 7, Linux or Mac OS X 10.9 |
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| General info | |
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| Release | 2019 |
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| Currency | Zano |
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| Symbol | ZANO |
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| Hash algorithm | ProgPowZ |
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| Language | C++ |
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| Blockchain | PoS + PoW |
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| **Emission** | |
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| Block time | 1 minute |
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| Block reward | 1 ZANO |
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| Initial total supply | 17517203 ZANO |
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| Maximum Supply | ∞ (uncapped) |
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| **Resources** | |
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| Website | https://zano.org/ |
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| Repository | https://github.com/hyle-team/zano |
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| Explorer | https://explorer.zano.org/ |
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| **Requirements** | |
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| Wallet requirements | 2 core x64 CPU, 3 GB RAM |
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| Wallet platforms | x64 Windows 7, Linux or Mac OS X 10.9 |
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# What is Zano
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### Secure & Truly Anonymous
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# Overview
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### Privacy
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Zano is completely private by default, making use of stealth
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addresses, ring signatures, and from the moment we perform our Zarcanum
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hardfork, also RingCT.
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### Security
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Our blockchain is protected by our custom hybrid PoW/PoS
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consensus algorithm, pairing the advantages of each process to create a
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highly secure platform. This makes the system less prone to double-spend
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attacks, improving overall security.
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### Scalability
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Achieving computational excellence with forward/backward
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compatibility, modular design, and an asynchronous core. This makes our
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blockchain scalable and ready to handle high volumes of traffic.
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### Zarcanum
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World’s first Proof of Stake scheme that enhances traditional PoS with untraceability and hidden amounts, revolutionising blockchain consensus.
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### Confidential Assets
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Anyone can easily issue their own currencies and digital tokens on the Zano chain; assets secured by the same mechanisms
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that make Zano so much more secure than first-generation cryptocurrencies,
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namely hidden addresses, hidden amounts and IP obfuscation.
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### Ionic Swaps
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An improvement on Atomic Swaps, innovating seamless cryptocurrency exchanges while preserving user privacy.
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### Marketplace API
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Explore our dynamic API, facilitating a seamless integration into the marketplace ecosystem. This feature allows anyone to spin up their own decentralized marketplace.
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### Escrow Contracts
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Our escrow service empowers users with customizable contracts in a trustless environment, secured by deposits to deter
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### Staking
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Our implementation of Proof of Stake is as egalitarian as it can be. There is no minimum staking amount, so anyone can participate, contributing
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to our vision of having a highly decentralized ecosystem that anyone can use.
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### Aliases
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All Zano network users can create aliases, for example: @username. These aliases can be linked to a payment address, which makes
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our network more user friendly. In the long run, aliases will be used in a
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dedicated messenger, a user reputation service, and an alias-based
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authentication system.
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### Auditable wallets
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Auditable wallets give people and organizations the option to create transparent wallets for situations where we would rather verify than
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