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What is ebox? There is a Sending is safe.
ebox is a solution to a problem that is widespread and devastating. Hundreds of millions, if not billions, of financial damage have been caused by accidentally sending funds to a wrong address. There is a Privacy.
Sending funds through ebox causes a chain of transparently trackable transactions to be disrupted. For situations where discretion is required, users have the option of wrapping ebox transactions with an additional layer of privacy, for a small increase in service fee. When using this feature, sender and recipient addresses are secured on users computers. Users may remain anonymous and no clear-text addresses are ever transmitted into the internet or stored on-chain. There is a It's OTC.
ebox has an easy way of trading ether and erc-20 token. Once both the sending and receiving party put in their part, funds can be sent and requested in a single transaction. The OTC trading environment is immune to any form of fraud or scam. There is a The box utility. There is a Fees will be reduced Users can use ebox service with a huge discount. . The deflationary token model is used. The token that was bought back is burned. There is a Payout from fees. Ebox holders will get a share of the fees earned. There is a Taking for passive income.
There is governance. It's used for governance votes to determine company decisions. There is a There is a fee structure. There is a ebox is free for transactions under $300. There is a Holding regular service using added privacy. No EBOX 2%. 5000 EBOX was 1.0%. The EBOX was 0.4%. 50.000 EBOX 100.000 EBOX There is a The service fee will be used. Marketing of ebox has a profit of 25%. 25% buyback and 25% burn to tokenholders.
The Mainnet will be launched in Q2 2021. There is a There is a What makes ebox different? There is a Users can either deposit funds inside the ebox smart contract or retrieve funds that have previously been deposited by another user. The ebox smart contract takes the recipient's address as part of a two-factor authentication in order to guarantee that only the designated recipient is able to receive the funds.
The sender of a transaction has the power to choose a passphrase.
The recipient has to be connected to ethbox using the address specified by the sender, and know the correct password, in order to retrieve funds.
The ethbox smart contract needs to keep track of what's happening so it can work.
The reason for this is that any data on any smart contract can be seen by anyone at any time, so the passphrase is important.
The ebox smart contract only stores the Keccak-256 / SHA-3 hash value of each transaction.
The safety and reliability of ethbox goes hand in hand with the safety and reliability of the blockchain itself, meaning that it is just as unbreakable.
This mode of operation means that if a user tells ebox that they want to retrieve funds, it can use the knowledge it has about how ebox stores transaction passphrases.
Users are required to submit a passphrase in order to retrieve funds. The smart contract compares what it has stored inside its memory to what the submitted passphrase has in it, in order to find out which one is the correct one. There is a Who are the people who started ebox? There is a What is ebox? There is a Sending is safe.
ebox is a solution to a problem that is widespread and devastating. Hundreds of millions, if not billions, of financial damage have been caused by accidentally sending funds to a wrong address. There is a Privacy.
Sending funds through ebox causes a chain of transparently trackable transactions to be disrupted. For situations where discretion is required, users have the option of wrapping ebox transactions with an additional layer of privacy, for a small increase in service fee. When using this feature, sender and recipient addresses are secured on users computers. Users may remain anonymous and no clear-text addresses are ever transmitted into the internet or stored on-chain. There is a It's OTC.
ebox has an easy way of trading ether and erc-20 token. Once both the sending and receiving party put in their part, funds can be sent and requested in a single transaction. The OTC trading environment is immune to any form of fraud or scam. There is a The box utility. There is a Fees will be reduced Users can use ebox service with a huge discount. . The deflationary token model is used. The token that was bought back is burned. There is a Payout from fees. Ebox holders will get a share of the fees earned. There is a Taking for passive income.
There is governance. It's used for governance votes to determine company decisions. There is a There is a fee structure. There is a ebox is free for transactions under $300. There is a Holding regular service using added privacy. No EBOX 2%. 5000 EBOX was 1.0%. The EBOX was 0.4%. 50.000 EBOX 100.000 EBOX There is a The service fee will be used. Marketing of ebox has a profit of 25%. 25% buyback and 25% burn to tokenholders.
The Mainnet will be launched in Q2 2021. There is a There is a What makes ebox different? There is a Users can either deposit funds inside the ebox smart contract or retrieve funds that have previously been deposited by another user. The ebox smart contract takes the recipient's address as part of a two-factor authentication in order to guarantee that only the designated recipient is able to receive the funds.
The sender of a transaction has the power to choose a passphrase.
The recipient has to be connected to ebox using the address specified by the sender, and know the correct password, in order to retrieve funds.

The reason for this is that any data on any smart contract can be seen by anyone at any time, so the passphrase is important.
The ebox smart contract only stores the Keccak-256 / SHA-3 hash value of each transaction.
The safety and reliability of ebox goes hand in hand with the safety and reliability of the blockchain itself, meaning that it is just as unbreakable.
This mode of operation means that if a user tells ebox that they want to retrieve funds, it can use the knowledge it has about how ebox stores transaction passphrases.
Users are required to submit a passphrase in order to retrieve funds. The smart contract compares what it has stored inside its memory to what the submitted passphrase has in it, in order to find out which one is the correct one. There is a Who are the people who started ebox? There is a ebox was founded by Lukas Schiefer, Lukas Pratschner, and Paul Simode, who knew each other for more than 15 years before starting the project.
Lukas Schiefer studied renewable energy at the University of Applied Sciences in Vienna and has been a community manager for several platforms.
Lukas is an experienced investor and researcher who has been active in the community for a long time.
Paul Simode has been interested in technology since he was a kid, and he uses Assembly languages in his incursions in cybersecurity.