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HolyTransaction supports five new crypto assets

HolyTransaction Five Crypto Assets

HolyTransaction has added five new crypto assets to the platform: USDC, MANA, ENG, ANT, and LINK.

USD Coin (USDC) is a fully collateralized US dollar stablecoin. It is an Ethereum powered coin and is the brainchild of CENTRE,

Decentraland (MANA) defines itself as a virtual reality platform powered by the Ethereum blockchain. In this virtual world, users purchase plots of land that they can later navigate, build upon, and monetize. Decentraland uses two tokens: MANA and LAND.

Enigma (ENG) is a crypto platform that’s trying to solve the problem of privacy on the blockchain by giving access to data storage and privacy while remaining scalable. Enigma aims to extend Ethereum Smart Contracts by introducing secret contracts.

Aragon (ANT) is a decentralized platform built on the Ethereum network that offers a modularized way to create and manage dApps, cryptoprotocols, and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO). The ANT ERC-20 token will enable its holders to govern the Aragon Network.

Chainlink (LINK) connects decentralized peer-to-peer networks and smart contracts to real-world data, events, and payments. Since blockchains cannot access data outside their network, oracles (a defi instrument) are needed to function as data feeds in smart contracts.

To create your web wallet you don’t need to have a bank account, so you can set it up in just one minute.

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Universal Cryptocurrency Wallet HolyTransaction Adds Digibyte to Its Crypto Collection

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Once again, we recently listed Digibyte and expanded our collection.

In case you are searching for a reliable and easy to use digital wallet, then HolyTransaction Cryptocurrency Wallet is perfect for you. A digital wallet is ideal for cryptocurrency traders who are looking to store, trade, and send, as well as access their cryptocurrencies through a single account. This way users can easily convert the supported cryptocurrencies without having to transfer their coins to other exchanges.

HolyTransaction Wallet for DGB

As a HolyTransaction customer, you can create a new address for DGB (Digibyte) and use the HolyTransaction Web Wallet to send as well as receive coins. You can also use the wallet to convert them into any other cryptocurrency conveniently. Thus, HolyTransaction users can send cryptocurrency, receive transactions, as well as exchange DGB with other supported cryptocurrencies, with Digibyte being one of the latest coins to be included.

What is Digibyte (DGB)?

Digibyte is a rapidly-growing, public, decentralized blockchain project, which features a cryptocurrency of the same name. The project has been around for a long time, with some of the fastest transaction speeds in the industry composed by an active development team which has been consistently working on it for over 5 years.

Digibyte has also always been transparent, with its team and founder never hiding their identities. DGB can be obtained through mining, purchased on HolyTransaction, or received as payment. In addition to that, the Digibyte team has been making an effort to reach out to merchants without waiting for them to come to cryptos, in an attempt to provide more options to its users as possible.

DigiByte has been active for over 5 years now with a market cap of $69.8 million, which makes it at least as old as Ethereum while DGB itself ranks as the 70th-largest crypto.

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HolyTransaction adds Ethereum


HolyTransaction is excited to announce support for a new cryptocurrency, as well as a renewed focus on our international customers. The last cryptocurrency that we added was Gridcoin, and now we have added Ethereum’s crypto fuel – Ether.

Ethereum is one of the most interesting decentralized projects that have been released in Bitcoin’s wake and we support its goals. Smart contracts can’t come soon enough!

Now, with HolyTransaction, you have:

– Send and receive Ether

– Ethereum server side wallet creation and transaction signing

– Set OTP for additional protection

About Ethereum
Ethereum is a decentralized platform that users can use to run smart contracts. Smart contracts are applications that run exactly as programmed (with a Turing complete language) without the possibility of downtime, censorship, fraud or 3rd party meddling. The Ethereum platform uses Ether as its “crypto-fuel.”

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Gridcoin Wallet joins HolyTransaction Today!

Open HolyTransaction Gridcoin Wallet

All HolyTransaction customers can create new address for Gridcoin wallet and use the easy HolyTransaction Web Wallet to send and receive transactions or to instantly convert them to any 9 supported cryptocurrency.

Just like Bitcoin, you can now:

– Send Gridcoin to your GRC wallet address.
– Receive transactions
– Make instant transactions between HT users
– Set OTP for additional protection

We are really excited to be part of a new community!

About Gridcoin:
Gridcoin is a cryptocurrency that rewards individuals for contributing to computational research in math, science and several other areas of study with their home computer, laptop and android devices.

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HolyTransaction opens it’s doors to the world of crypto 2.0 with new Mastercoin WebWallet

November 24, 2014 – SANTA MONICA – HolyTransaction announced today that they have extended support on their platform to the Mastercoin Protocol and all of Mastercoin’s Smart Properties which allow their users to host digital tokens recorded on the blockchain.
Since the introduction of Bitcoin in 2009, Decentralized Applications have been creating waves in almost all sectors of the world, especially in finance. HolyTransaction is positioning itself to support any and all developments in this space.
Mastercoin uses the Bitcoin Blockchain to store records/data. It has highly useful feature which allows a party to create their own digital tokens, thereby creating smart properties that can enable online exchange of assets (i.e. stocks, bonds, real estate and various finance and security features) with the security and cost-savings of Bitcoin protocol.
We believe that digital asset transfer protocols will replace outdated bureaucratic rituals in the near future and are extremely happy to push towards this direction,“ said Andrey Zamovskiy.
HolyTransaction is a transparent, accessible universal cryptocurrency wallet that allows users to store multiple digital assets in one location. HolyTransaction comes with a one-of-a-kind currency exchange feature that allows users to easily convert one asset to another. Francesco Simonetti, co-founder of HolyTransaction, says: “The Mastercoin Protocol can be used for things such as decentralized crowdfunding, asset management, and user currencies all by creating tokens built on top of the Bitcoin Blockchain”.
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Typically if you want to hold 10 different cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Peercoin, etc.) you need to have 10 different wallets, which makes cryptocurrency security hard to manage. HolyTransaction, your personal multi cryptocurrency wallet, solves this problem, plus it comes with currency exchange features so that you can easily convert one cryptocurrency to another.

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Stellard compared to Rippled

So there’s a new fork in town going by the name of Stellar!

Jed McCaleb had an idea for a new cryptocurrency which did not depend on mining and hired a small team of developers (David Schwartz, Stefan Thomas and Arthur Britto). This idea grew into one which borrowed from Ryan Fugger‘s original concept of community credit and was designed to provide a scalable solution for global payments with liquidity provided by anyone who wanted to make an offer or supply credit to satisfy that payment. An elegant concept was the basis for the formation of OpenCoin, later to become Ripple Labs. Jed hired Chris Larsen, and a subsequent, well-documented fallout occurs over the allocation of 20% of the XRP to three individuals and the fair distribution of the remainder. Jed leaves Ripple Labs and announces a “Secret Bitcoin Project”, which it turns out is a fork of the rippled codebase with some minor modifications and a new user interface. The release is partnered with a clearly expressed set of rules governing the distribution of the XRP equivalent known as STR.
So what are these code modifications and do they make a big difference to how likely Stellar is to succeed? Let’s have a look at the significant commits which have occurred since the fork attempt began on April 24th 2014. We’ll disregard all of the obvious “rename ripple=>stellar” alterations. 
Account ids begin with a g is a fairly straightforward change to the base58 alphabet for encoding account ids and other Stellar types. The main result is that all account ids begin the letter “g”, rather than an “r”. Why “g”? Who knows. 
Add InflationDest field is perhaps the most revolutionary change. The idea is that each account gets to nominate another account which, each week, receives a share of 0.019% of all the STR in existence, perhaps as a result of continued good stewardship of the network and supporting codebase. The field is optional. The formula is here and then revised here and here and here. Two new fields FeePool and InflationSeq are added to the LedgerHeader. 
Accounts can be deleted means that a user can consolidate his/her STR back into a single account from multiple accounts. Trustlines must first be removed. 
Clean up old unimplemented data structures, such as Nickname and GeneratorMap
Bootstrapping from a centralised peer provider is removed
A switch to ed25519 from P256 for creating and verifying signatures is implemented. 
Expose wallet_public to anyone and rename to create_keys. This is a security risk as someone could fake a response on a server and be in possession of your secret. 
Remove EmailHash, WalletLocator, WalletSize, MessageKey and Domain fields from AccountRoot serialization format and the flag PasswordSpent
A painful merge of the main rippled codebase. 
Some surprising lack of familiarity with a key data structure in the codebase. 
So, does the above represent any serious deviation or innovation on the rippled implementation? The inflation is an interesting idea, but it reminds me of the old bankers’ adage.

“There are two types of people in the world. Those that understand compound interest and those that pay it”.

The switch to ed25519 may one day permit performance gains, but not before any nodestore speed issues have been solved. The ability to delete an Account is useful. Everything else is mostly cosmetic and housekeeping. 
What is obvious from the team of three developers working on the C++ codebase is that there is not a deep understanding of what is going on in the internals, at least not yet. There is no published roadmap of future changes. Worst of all is that recent security fixes on the main rippled codebase have not been integrated into the stellard codebase and a new security flaw has been wilfully introduced.
The switch to an open and thoroughly explained plan for STR distribution is a welcome one, but a web page with words on it is just that. Time will tell.

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