Poland - April 15, 2023 —
The bear market and several major crypto and Web3 scandals have curtailed investor activity for some time. Difficult times make supporters and opponents of Web3 grapple again in a fierce fight. But now, a project is appearing that can interest all players simultaneously and set the peace. It claims to bring transparency to the crypto industry and undisputable privacy to the users. Is it possible? Let's see.
Unika is an anonymous identity protocol designed for Web 3.0. It links users' blockchain addresses with their biometrics, keeps the data confidential, and doesn't disclose it to third parties. Unika only validates and stores the biometric data from the person and the corresponding blockchain addresses. Moreover, all Unika programs are run by validators in the Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) to guarantee the integrity and confidentiality of the code and data. No person will ever get access to any information from now, thanks to Unika.
According to Messari's research report (2022), the value of decentralized storage providers like Filecoin and the data they store is constantly growing. The more data they hold, the more data they use, and the more data they validate. Sounds simple! Moreover, it's evident that the clash between the traditional bank system and Web3 users standing up for decentralization is still here, and tension is growing.
Many economists criticize blockchain technologies. The most ardent hawks threaten to ban them. At the same time, the Web3 community blames traditional banks in response to the fact that they permanently go bankrupt and allow their clients' data to be leaked.
But have users ever considered whether their data is under reliable protection? A scan of their passport, their child's date of birth, and their wife's place of work? Information in evil hands can greatly confuse any person. The only way to avoid risks is to be aware of technologies that solve that problem, not because of the good name but because of the technology. The opportunity to have a hand in creating a powerful tool that can protect anyone’s family data already exists. Unika Protocol will launch its fundraising campaign soon. Help Unika defend users’ data once and for all!
Contact Info:
Name: Anastasia
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Organization: Unika
Address: Poland
Website: https://unika.network/main
Release ID: 89094357
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