Trust.Zone Blog. Posts by tag 'bitcoin'

The cryptocurrency craze started in 2009 with the launch of Bitcoin. Although not all financiers were so optimistic, many ordinary citizens were able to make a significant fortune with such a project. This is because the principle of blockchain has proven to be reliable, and the price of each coin has skyrocketed. But many people today are not completely sure about the security of such a payment tool.

The fact that no government organization controls or regulates the flow and processing of payments does not mean that e-wallet owners are not at risk in terms of security. read more...

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As you already know, TrustZone is already using blockchain technology for the service needs. Last year, we have started collaboration with Emercoin - a leader in secure, privacy protected distributed blockchain services which offers innovative technical solutions built with powerful blockchain technologies

We are now pleased to announce the start of developement of the paswordess logins using EmerSSL blockchain technology by Emercoin. read more...

Big Brother Wants to Know What You’re Doing: As the cryptocurrency industry continues to gain steam, governments have become interested in regulating this currency and forcing technology companies to help monitor online activity of the general public.

These proposed regulations will almost certainly inhibit the open trading nature of cryptocurrencies, thereby negating the twin purposes of security and anonymity on which they were based.

VPN is a viable way to use crypto anywhere around the globe. With a VPN like Trust.Zone, internet users may pay for the online services with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies with no risk to be blocked. read more...

Reddit user @ThatOnePrivacyGuy has analyzed 150+ VPNs on the web and posted an excellent guide on how to choose the best VPN. Trust.Zone reposts the guide here: part 2 - Fourteen eyes countries, No Logging, Anonymous Payments. read more...