2020-9-17 18:00 |
HOPR sells its own hardware node version (at $440) but HOPR nodes can also be run on devices that run Windows, macOS and Linux. origin »
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The HOPR protocol provides network-level and metadata privacy for every kind of data exchange. Designed to be better than TOR, the mixnet protects the identity of both sender and recipient by routing data via multiple intermediate relay hops that mix traffic.
Zurich, Switzerland – HOPR, a Swiss Web3 pioneer, is holding a global event on February 24th to mark the launch of its token and privacy protocol. HOPR’s privacy protocol is the first to provide incentivized decentralized metadata privacy, ensuring people and devices can transfer data securely without leaking identifiable metadata.
Rewards gathered on the testnet will be made available when HOPR tokens launch on the live mainnet later this year.
HOPR, a Web3 data privacy-protecting project, which recently raised $1 million USD, has now announced the release of its customized HOPR Hardware Node. The mixnet node provides the ability to hide data transmission sources through multiple relays, while incentivizing the node runners.
HOPR Hardware Nodes validate transactions on the Ethereum blockchain – without any reliance on cloud servers controlled by Amazon and Alibaba.
HOPR, a Swiss-based Web3 data privacy-protecting protocol, and Binance, a leading blockchain infrastructure and cryptocurrency exchange provider, today announced that Binance Labs is leading the strategic $1 million investment round for HOPR ahead of the company’s token sale.