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Meet Stephen Drew, Optherium’s new advisor!
Optherium is pleased to announce Stephen Drew as our newest advisor.
Drew, a partner at Crypto Global Capital (CGC), will primarily focus on the expansion of our business across the globe. He has over two decades of experience in the establishment of new distributor channels and branches, investment banking, fintech, and real estate. Drew also worked on Wall Street for more than 10 years in trading and investment banking. For the past four years, Drew has focused on cryptocurrencies.
Drew has raised over $1 billion in financing for his clients, which include small and medium-sized companies. With CGC, Drew oversees the day-to-day operations of the fund, from analyzing investments to speaking with high net worth individuals and family offices. He is an advisor to more than 20 blockchain companies and a member of the Yale Club, NYC.
With Drew’s expertise and dynamic personality, he is an excellent addition to Optherium’s team of advisors, and we are ecstatic to have him aboard.
Best regards,
Optherium Team
Great news, with such a team of professionals it is easier to achieve success. A new consultant, Stephen Drew, will undoubtedly contribute to the development of Optherium.Optherium is pleased to announce Stephen Drew as our newest advisor.
Drew, a partner at Crypto Global Capital (CGC), will primarily focus on the expansion of our business across the globe. He has over two decades of experience in the establishment of new distributor channels and branches, investment banking, fintech, and real estate. Drew also worked on Wall Street for more than 10 years in trading and investment banking. For the past four years, Drew has focused on cryptocurrencies.
Drew has raised over $1 billion in financing for his clients, which include small and medium-sized companies. With CGC, Drew oversees the day-to-day operations of the fund, from analyzing investments to speaking with high net worth individuals and family offices. He is an advisor to more than 20 blockchain companies and a member of the Yale Club, NYC.
With Drew’s expertise and dynamic personality, he is an excellent addition to Optherium’s team of advisors, and we are ecstatic to have him aboard.
Best regards,
Optherium Team
The cornerstone of the Optherium B2C platform is the Optherium eWallet/Mobile App, an advanced tool for digital asset management. The eWallet/Mobile App allows individuals and small businesses to secure their digital assets with Multisecure Technology™ utilizing Dynamic Biometrics™ while managing their assets directly from their decentralized wallets.
The Ecosystem main features:
- Dynamic Biometric Verification
- Wallet Provider Service
- Know your customer service
- Biometric Key Recovery Service
- Dynamic Biometric Verification
- Wallet Provider Service
- Know your customer service
- Biometric Key Recovery Service
The KRS key recovery service and KYC modules will be built on separate multi-decentralized blockchains networks where the specific information required (i.e. private keys and biometric data) will be stored redundantly. Unique data splitters and data builders will be used to split and store the information and subsequently to reconstitute the data when needed. This system is impossible to hack and decipher from outside. Even with physical access to our computer nodes, it will be difficult because not all programming is on a physical node, but will be contained on cloud nodes as well.
All information will be splitted and will be safed in different places. Hackers can get only part of information and it gives them nothing.
Once hackers in case of hacking, only a part of the personal information about customers can get it, so the service deserves to be trusted.
On the other hand, as a rule, no need to hack. Databases with scans of documents are often sold. Then separate sets of documents are sold.
I know that it is for this reason that many investors do not want to undergo the KYC procedureOptherium has licence for exchange and wallet in EU, the licence of SEC. It it imporsible to work without KYC.
The availability of licenses confirms the fact that the idea of the project has successfully passed a number of checks. So the project should develop well in the market.
Spaulding is the most recent addition to a growing team of highly qualified advisors working with Optherium, and we are thrilled to welcome her as the latest member.
For more info visit:
https://optherium.io/
Best regards,
Optherium Team
For more info visit:
https://optherium.io/
Best regards,
Optherium Team
At BlackRock, Spaulding was an analyst in charge of strategy, market views and client solutions. The team’s end-to-end process meant Spaulding was in constant contact with other BlackRock teams from departments such as IT, Legal, Compliance, Relationship Management and Risk Analytics. Within client solutions, she developed on-team talent by training new recruits.
Externally, Spaulding presented strategic recommendations in front of institutional clients from central banks and Global 500 pension funds. She was also involved in the screening and interviewing of fund managers for the team’s external fund platform.
Externally, Spaulding presented strategic recommendations in front of institutional clients from central banks and Global 500 pension funds. She was also involved in the screening and interviewing of fund managers for the team’s external fund platform.
Meet Jeannette Spaulding, Optherium’s new advisor!
Jeannette Spaulding, co-founder and CEO of Crypto Research Group (CRG), will primarily focus on investment analysis and strategy, as well as financial markets research for Optherium. She has a decade of experience bringing strategic and operational skills to creators who want to make a positive impact in the world. As a scaling consultant, Spaulding helps ambitious entrepreneurs to launch scalable businesses or scale their early-stage businesses.
Got a question. Where will my biometric data be stored and who will have access to them?
I, too, are interested in this issue. It would be desirable that personal data were very well protected and to them there was no access
The KRS key recovery service and KYC modules will be built on separate multi-decentralized blockchains networks where the specific information required (i.e. private keys and biometric data) will be stored redundantly. Unique data splitters and data builders will be used to split and store the information and subsequently to reconstitute the data when needed. This system is impossible to hack and decipher from outside. Even with physical access to our computer nodes, it will be difficult because not all programming is on a physical node, but will be contained on cloud nodes as well.
All information will be splitted and will be safed in different places. Hackers can get only part of information and it gives them nothing.
I got acquainted with the description of the project, but I have a question, your platform is a new monitoring of ICO block projects?
Optherium Labs is creating an ecosystem around a modular, Multi-Decentralized Private Blockchains Network™ that provides fast transactions and instant confirmations utilizing MultiSecure Transactions™, dynamic biometrics™ — based user verification involving multi-currencies and multiple forms of digital assets. The Optherium Ecosystem will act as an operating system for marketplaces, data-sharing networks, digital currencies, and decentralized communities. Every transaction and every piece of data is stored on a Multi-Decentralized Private Blockchains Network™ within the Optherium Ecosystem.
What does dynamic biometric verification of users with multiple currencies and several forms of digital assets mean? In order to use the platform, you need to provide biometric data?
A full set of biometric protection will certainly increase the chances of your safety. But you always need to remember that there is nothing 100% safe
In the event of a project failure, who will guarantee that my biometric data will not be used by anyone from the development team?
The KRS key recovery service and KYC modules will be built on separate multi-decentralized blockchains networks where the specific information required (i.e. private keys and biometric data) will be stored redundantly. Unique data splitters and data builders will be used to split and store the information and subsequently to reconstitute the data when needed. This system is impossible to hack and decipher from outside. Even with physical access to our computer nodes, it will be difficult because not all programming is on a physical node, but will be contained on cloud nodes as well.
Biometric is a security set. You can use them for more safety can not use. There are fingers, face and voice verification. If you want more savety just set voice, face and / or finger verification. It is possible to set only one verification or all of them.
On the other hand, as a rule, no need to hack. Databases with scans of documents are often sold. Then separate sets of documents are sold.
I know that it is for this reason that many investors do not want to undergo the KYC procedureOptherium has licence for exchange and wallet in EU, the licence of SEC. It it imporsible to work without KYC.
Meet Stephen Drew, Optherium’s new advisor!
Optherium is pleased to announce Stephen Drew as our newest advisor.
Drew, a partner at Crypto Global Capital (CGC), will primarily focus on the expansion of our business across the globe. He has over two decades of experience in the establishment of new distributor channels and branches, investment banking, fintech, and real estate. Drew also worked on Wall Street for more than 10 years in trading and investment banking. For the past four years, Drew has focused on cryptocurrencies.
Drew has raised over $1 billion in financing for his clients, which include small and medium-sized companies. With CGC, Drew oversees the day-to-day operations of the fund, from analyzing investments to speaking with high net worth individuals and family offices. He is an advisor to more than 20 blockchain companies and a member of the Yale Club, NYC.
With Drew’s expertise and dynamic personality, he is an excellent addition to Optherium’s team of advisors, and we are ecstatic to have him aboard.
Best regards,
Optherium Team
Great news, with such a team of professionals it is easier to achieve success. A new consultant, Stephen Drew, will undoubtedly contribute to the development of Optherium. Optherium is pleased to announce Stephen Drew as our newest advisor.
Drew, a partner at Crypto Global Capital (CGC), will primarily focus on the expansion of our business across the globe. He has over two decades of experience in the establishment of new distributor channels and branches, investment banking, fintech, and real estate. Drew also worked on Wall Street for more than 10 years in trading and investment banking. For the past four years, Drew has focused on cryptocurrencies.
Drew has raised over $1 billion in financing for his clients, which include small and medium-sized companies. With CGC, Drew oversees the day-to-day operations of the fund, from analyzing investments to speaking with high net worth individuals and family offices. He is an advisor to more than 20 blockchain companies and a member of the Yale Club, NYC.
With Drew’s expertise and dynamic personality, he is an excellent addition to Optherium’s team of advisors, and we are ecstatic to have him aboard.
Best regards,
Optherium Team
Got a question. Where will my biometric data be stored and who will have access to them?
I, too, are interested in this issue. It would be desirable that personal data were very well protected and to them there was no access
Most likely, the members of the team will have access to this information, so that if anything, the programmers can make sure that their clients are in their accounts, and not strangers.
Support above already answered. They assume storage on decentralized servers. This in itself is already a good defense. But these are just words. Let's see if this is an implementation.
Why do you think that the team will not fulfill this promise?
It does not matter where and how our data will be received, the main thing is to think about and take care of security, to react quickly.
This is for sure, any personal data should always be treated with care and responsibility. And respond to any changes.To do this, use complex passwords, talk less about your deposits and store important information offline.
Support above already answered. They assume storage on decentralized servers. This in itself is already a good defense. But these are just words. Let's see if this is an implementation.
Of course, storage on decentralized servers is safer, I'm calm. I got acquainted with the description of the project, but I have a question, your platform is a new monitoring of ICO block projects?
Optherium Labs is creating an ecosystem around a modular, Multi-Decentralized Private Blockchains Network™ that provides fast transactions and instant confirmations utilizing MultiSecure Transactions™, dynamic biometrics™ — based user verification involving multi-currencies and multiple forms of digital assets. The Optherium Ecosystem will act as an operating system for marketplaces, data-sharing networks, digital currencies, and decentralized communities. Every transaction and every piece of data is stored on a Multi-Decentralized Private Blockchains Network™ within the Optherium Ecosystem.
What does dynamic biometric verification of users with multiple currencies and several forms of digital assets mean? In order to use the platform, you need to provide biometric data?
Biometric is a security set. You can use them for more safety can not use. There are fingers, face and voice verification. If you want more savety just set voice, face and / or finger verification. It is possible to set only one verification or all of them.
A full set of biometric protection will certainly increase the chances of your safety. But you always need to remember that there is nothing 100% safe
Support above already answered. They assume storage on decentralized servers. This in itself is already a good defense. But these are just words. Let's see if this is an implementation.
Got a question. Where will my biometric data be stored and who will have access to them?
I, too, are interested in this issue. It would be desirable that personal data were very well protected and to them there was no access
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