European Hackers Group Holds ICO For Modified ZCash Suited For Deep Web
A group of European hackers is holding an ICO for an altcoin that it claims is a version of ZCash that has improved privacy and anonymity, the group announced in a prepared statement. The self-described “ethical” hackers group views this altcoin, called Ebitz, as suited for use on the Deep Web. Ebitz tokens will be available for purchase through Dec. 26 or until it reaches its 500 BTC goal. Unlike ZCash, Ebitz doesn’t support “founder rewards.” The consensus algorithm has been changed to proof-of-stake to prevent the platform from being controlled by few centralized GPU farms. An Improved....
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