Topic: ⚡ [ANN] ⚡ DeepOnion TOR ⚡ DeepVault ⚡ Cryptopia 🚀 Airdrop 24/40 🚀 WE DOMINATE! - page 1006. (Read 1167592 times)

Very good news. I'm glad to hear that the main goal is a little bit more and we'll be closer to the common goal soon.

Very good news. I'm glad to hear that the main goal is a little bit more and we'll be closer to the common goal soon.

Deepvault is still in test mode and will be soon implemented by the dev team to our wallet. wait for further news about the deepvault feature.

On the DO website it says that the interest rate for the POS is 10% for the first year and then 5% for the second year. I was just wondering, is that the first year on "The DeepOnion Project" or the first year you own coins, i.e. does the switch happen on a given date for everyone sometime next year?

How to activate deepVault in the wallet? I dont have this in option...

Wow, great news! I hope i have a chance to join the airdrop. Im very lucky now!
Thank you!  

It still shows up as a locked thread. Not sure if this is just an issue on my end or not.

DeepVault
DeepVault is a blockchain innovation brought to you by the DeepOnion Development team. DeepVault allows users to determine whether or not a file has been changed or corrupted by enabling hash verification of the file.


 
Non-technical users:
A hash is a random string of characters of fixed length (for example: hello = 2cf24dba5fb0a30e26e83b2ac5b9e29e1b161e5c1fa7425e73043362938b9824, hello1 = 91e9240f415223982edc345532630710e94a7f52cd5f48f5ee1afc555078f0ab). A hash is unique as no two inputs (files or texts) generate the same hash. For instance, hello and hello1 will have completely different hash values as witnessed in the previous example.

One use for hashing is the ability to generate the hash of a file. What this means is that the current version of the file is hashed at that moment in time. As previously mentioned, even changing 1 character in the file will generate a completely different hash.

This is obviously very useful if you have an important file (such as a legal contract) that you wish to verify its integrity. Upon signing a contract, you could generate its hash using the wallet and store it in the blockchain. You could then check in a few months time that the hash generated earlier matches the current hash of the file. If they match, it means that the file has not been altered and thus the contract is still valid. If they do not match, it means that the file has been altered (if this is a legal document, you need to make sure that someone has not maliciously tampered with it).

The benefit of utilising the blockchain is that it is immutable (cannot be changed). That means that when you store the hash, it is available forever and can never be changed.

Technical Users:
The hash is generated using SHA-256, a current hashing function with no known collisions. The function can also incorporate the user's wallet to provide restriction as to the hash value (a form of cryptographic security).

Important:
DeepVault is not a file store, it is a hash store. You should take every necessary step to secure your documents from tampering by storing them in a secure location.

Thank you for your time and we look forward to answering any of your questions.

It still shows up as a locked thread. Not sure if this is just an issue on my end or not.

Wait I am a bit confused. The link just goes to the thread that has been active for a few weeks now. I Pm'ed Xsinx on slack two weeks ago and am still waiting? So is there another thread or can we just post in this one again?