The Battle for Online Privacy & why the Internet is Broken: Imagine sending a letter through the mail. Typically, you write the recipient’s address on the envelope, and the postal service delivers it. However, what if every post office along the way opened your letter, read its contents, and made copies before passing it along? What if powerful corporations controlled the postal system, deciding which letters should be delivered and which should be discarded? This is precisely what happens on the modern internet. Every website you visit, every search query you enter, and every message you send is logged, analyzed, and often monetized. ISPs track your activity, governments conduct mass surveillance, and big tech companies collect vast amounts of data to fuel their advertising empires. A powerful solution is needed, one that protects privacy at a fundamental level. Traditional tools such as VPNs and Tor have attempted to address this issue, yet they struggle with scalability, centralization, and security vulnerabilities. The Anyone Protocol introduces a revolutionary approach, combining decentralized relay selection, cryptographic encryption, tokenized incentives, and Proof-of-Uptime (PoU) consensus to create a truly anonymous and censorship-resistant communication network.

The Problem: Why Current Privacy Solutions Are Failing:

For years, Tor has been the default choice for anonymous communication, but it suffers from fundamental limitations: Despite its reputation as the leading anonymous network, Tor struggles with fundamental weaknesses that compromise user privacy and network efficiency.

• Centralized Relay Selection: Tor depends on a directory authority, a central system that maps out relay nodes. This means governments or corporations can blacklist Tor relays or manipulate traffic through control over entry point.
• No Economic Incentives: Tor operates through a volunteer-based model, relying on people to run relay nodes for free. This results in slow speeds, inconsistent uptime, and unreliable connections.
• Sybil Attack Vulnerability: Without built-in staking mechanisms, attackers can easily flood the network with malicious relays, intercepting or manipulating traffic.
• Lack of Scalability: The more users join, the slower Tor becomes, as no incentive structure exists to encourage high-bandwidth nodes.

Tor relies on volunteer-operated relays, which means that uptime can be unreliable, as nodes may go offline at any time without consequence. This leads to inconsistent network availability. Additionally, since there is no financial incentive for volunteers to provide high-speed bandwidth, performance tends to be slow and fluctuates, affecting the browsing experience. Moreover, the network is vulnerable to malicious actors who can set up bad relays without facing financial deterrents, potentially leading to traffic manipulation or deanonymization attacks.

The Anyone Protocol addresses all these shortcomings by introducing economic incentives, decentralized relay selection, and cryptographic innovations to ensure long-term security and scalability.

The Solution: How the Anyone Protocol Works:

Decentralized relay selection: Eliminating single points of failure: Unlike Tor, which depends on a centralized directory authority, the Anyone Protocol operates on a Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN), where relays are selected based on Proof-of-Uptime (PoU) scores. This ensures:

• Censorship Resistance: No central entity controls network access.
• Enhanced Security: Decentralized relay selection prevents adversaries from easily manipulating traffic.
• Scalability: A trustless system enables organic network growth without bottlenecks.

| Feature               | Tor                                  | Anyone Protocol                            |
|-----------------------|------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|
| **Relay Selection**   | Centralized Directory Authority   | Decentralized Proof-of-Uptime            |
| **Encryption**        | Onion Routing + AES               | Onion Routing + ECDH + AES-256-GCM       |
| **Traffic Obfuscation** | Limited                         | Dummy packets + uniform traffic          |
| **Governance**        | No incentives, vulnerable to manipulation | DAO-based governance with token incentives |
| **Attack Resistance** | Susceptible to Sybil attacks      | PoU mitigates Sybil attacks               |

By removing the centralized directory authority, incentivizing relay participation, and enhancing cryptographic security, the Anyone Protocol achieves true censorship resistance and improved scalability. Think of it as a global mesh of independent couriers, where no single party controls how messages are routed.

The Onion Network architecture:

The Anyone Protocol is built on a Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN). Unlike centralized systems, Anyone distributes traffic across independent, randomly selected relays, ensuring that no single entity controls the network.

The Three Layers of Privacy Protection: To break down how this system operates, let’s look at the three types of relays in the Anyone Network:

• Entry Relays: These encrypt and obfuscate the user’s real IP address, making it impossible for adversaries to determine the source of traffic.
• Middle Relays: These act as randomized traffic forwarders, ensuring that even if one relay is compromised, it cannot see the full communication path.
• Exit Relays: The final relay decrypts the outermost encryption layer and sends the request to its destination, ensuring that the user’s identity remains hidden. Each of these relays plays a crucial role in hiding metadata, preventing traffic fingerprinting, and mitigating passive surveillance attacks.

The Core Innovations of the Anyone Protocol

Unlike traditional privacy networks, the Anyone Protocol introduces key technical breakthroughs:

• Onion Routing: Multi-layer encryption ensures no relay knows the full communication path.
• Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC): Secure and efficient key exchange with minimal computational overhead.
• AES-256 Encryption: High-security encryption at each relay.
• Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS): Prevents past communications from being decrypted even if future keys are compromised.
• Proof-of-Uptime (PoU): A novel mechanism rewarding relays based on uptime, bandwidth, and latency.
• Tokenized Incentives: Operators stake tokens and earn rewards for running relays.
• Decentralized Governance (DAO): Community-driven decision-making with on-chain voting.

By integrating these elements, the Anyone Protocol ensures scalability, security, and economic sustainability.

Advanced Cryptography: The Backbone of Anyone Protocol’s Security:

Security in the Anyone Protocol is built upon three core cryptographic techniques:

• Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) for Key Exchange
• AES-256-GCM for Onion Routing Encryption,
• Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) for Session Security

Each mechanism ensures that communications remain confidential, secure, and resilient to attacks.

Advanced Onion Routing: Each message is encrypted in multiple layers before being transmitted through a randomized relay circuit.

Mathematical Model of Onion Routing

Given a relay circuit of n hops, let:

• M be the plaintext message.
• Kᵢ be the symmetric key for relay i, derived via ECC.
• E(K, X) be AES-256 encryption with key K on message X.

The encryption process follows:

Cₙ = E(Kₙ, E(Kₙ₋₁, ... E(K₁, M)))

Each relay decrypts only one layer, revealing the next hop without learning the original sender or final recipient.

Defending Against Global Passive Adversaries

To prevent surveillance and metadata analysis, the protocol employs:

• Layered Encryption: Each hop decrypts only one layer.
• Dummy Traffic Injection: Fake packets obscure real communication patterns.
• Packet Size Normalization: Uniform 512-byte packets prevent fingerprinting attacks.

Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) for Secure Key Exchange:

The protocol uses Curve25519 for key exchange, offering superior security with smaller key sizes compared to RSA.

• Private Key: A random 256-bit integer.
• Public Key: P = kG, where G is a generator point on the elliptic curve.
• Shared Secret: S = kP (other party’s public key).

ECC ensures fast computation and low cryptographic overhead, making it ideal for resource-constrained nodes.

Python example for PoC for ECC Key Exchange (X25519)

from cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric import x25519

# Generate private keys
alice_private = x25519.X25519PrivateKey.generate()
bob_private = x25519.X25519PrivateKey.generate()

# Generate public keys
alice_public = alice_private.public_key()
bob_public = bob_private.public_key()

# Compute shared secret
alice_shared_secret = alice_private.exchange(bob_public)
bob_shared_secret = bob_private.exchange(alice_public)

assert alice_shared_secret == bob_shared_secret  # Shared secret must be identical
print("Secure key exchange established!")

AES-256-GCM for Onion Routing Encryption

Each relay encrypts data using AES-256 in Galois/Counter Mode (GCM), ensuring:

• Data confidentiality (prevents eavesdropping).
• Authentication (prevents tampering).
• Resistance to quantum computing threats (AES-256 remains secure even against future advancements).

Python example PoC for AES-256-GCM Encryption

from cryptography.hazmat.primitives.ciphers import Cipher, algorithms, modes
import os

def encrypt_aes_gcm(plaintext, key):
    iv = os.urandom(12)  # Generate a random nonce
    cipher = Cipher(algorithms.AES(key), modes.GCM(iv))
    encryptor = cipher.encryptor()
    ciphertext = encryptor.update(plaintext) + encryptor.finalize()
    return iv, ciphertext, encryptor.tag

# Generate a random 256-bit key
key = os.urandom(32)
plaintext = b"Secure message through Anyone Protocol"
iv, ciphertext, tag = encrypt_aes_gcm(plaintext, key)
print("Encrypted message:", ciphertext.hex())

Incentivization: Proof-of-Uptime (PoU) Consensus

Unlike traditional blockchain-based privacy networks, the Anyone Protocol uses Proof-of-Uptime (PoU) to incentivize reliable relays. Thanks to the PoU Mechanism all qualified relays will earn rewards based on:

• Uptime Scores: Nodes with high availability receive greater rewards.
• Bandwidth Contribution: More throughput means higher incentives.
• Latency Optimization: Faster relays get priority.

Operators can run relays without Staking but they won’t earn rewards, but their presence strengthens the network independently of it. As well staked relays earn rewards, important points is to try to have a higher uptime and better performance that will result in greater token incentives. A federated verification model prevents Sybil attacks, ensuring only legitimate nodes earn rewards. Against Sybil Attacks the PoU and staking raises the financial barrier for launching fake nodes This mechanism aligns economic incentives with network security, ensuring a self-sustaining and censorship-resistant infrastructure.

The $ANYONE Token

The native $ANYONE token powers the ecosystem:

• Relay Staking: Operators must stake tokens to join the rewards protocol.
• Governance Voting: Token holders influence protocol upgrades.
• Fee Payments: Premium services (e.g., low-latency routing) require microtransactions.

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Optimizing the Rewards Mechanism

The AO Incentivized Testnet has been live for several days, giving the Anyone Protocol team valuable data on relay incentives and network dynamics. As a result, the protocol is undergoing its first major upgrade, introducing targeted adjustments to reward multipliers and emissions. One of the biggest changes is to the geolocation multiplier, which is designed to encourage relays to spread out geographically. Initially, the penalty for operators sharing the same 2,000-square-kilometer hex was too steep, disproportionately affecting those using popular data centers. The team has now flattened this multiplier, making the reduction in rewards less severe while still incentivizing decentralization and network resilience. Another key update is to the family multiplier, which rewards operators who declare multiple relays under their management. The new system applies a square-root based adjustment, giving smaller relay families a bigger boost while preventing large-scale operators from gaining excessive advantages. Perhaps the most significant change is the increase in relay emissions, which have been raised from 25% to 35%. This means higher rewards for relays, which could encourage more participation. However, the long-term goal remains balancing token emissions with network revenue, a critical aspect of the Anyone Protocol’s economic sustainability.

The team is ensuring that the network remains decentralized, efficient, and rewarding for all participants.

Read docs.anyone.io And find out how to register to the relay rewards program.

The dashboard is accessible at dashboard.anyone.io and there are many different links options as example anyone.arweave.net to access the dashboard.

The Hardware Updates

The upcoming Router Mode is one of the most significant upgrades to the Anyone hardware relay, transforming it from a secure DePIN miner into a fully functional privacy device. This update enhances the relay’s usability, security, and overall functionality, making it easier than ever for users to integrate privacy-focused routing into their networks. Community testing has played a crucial role in refining this release, leading to key improvements in the setup and performance of the device. The new WiFi pre-scan feature ensures a seamless onboarding experience by scanning for available networks before the WiFi selection step, making the process feel instant. The relay’s private WiFi network now activates only after establishing at least one functional circuit, preventing connectivity issues and ensuring a stable, private connection from the start. Another major addition is the experimental regional circuit selection, which allows users to prioritize routes through specific geographic areas, including Europe, North America, and APAC, offering more flexibility in optimizing their privacy settings. Beyond these core updates, the user experience has been significantly refined. A newly introduced relay status checklist provides a clear overview of everything required to start earning rewards, while an improved setup wizard offers more intuitive instructions and prompts, reducing friction for new users. The interface has also been optimized for better scaling across different screen sizes, ensuring accessibility on a wider range of devices. The Anyone hardware relay is evolving into a powerful plug-and-play privacy solution. Router Mode represents a major leap forward, reinforcing Anyone’s vision of a decentralized, secure, and user-friendly privacy network.

The Multichain Journey Begins

The multichain vision for the Anyone Protocol is now a reality. As part of its expansion, ANyONe is among the first tokens that can be bridged to AO ecosystem. This milestone marks a major step toward interoperability and cross-chain liquidity, further strengthening the protocol’s decentralized ecosystem.

How to bridge $ANYONE to $wANYONE on the AO chain?

Users can seamlessly transfer their $ANYONE tokens to the AO network via AOX by following these steps:

1. Visit aox.xyz
2. Connect your Ethereum wallet
3. Select “Transfer from Web3 Wallet”
4. Choose $ANYONE as the token
5. Enter the desired amount and confirm the transfer

Once the bridging process is complete (approximately 30 minutes), users receive $wANYONE, which can be traded on Permaswap – AO’s largest decentralized exchange. This is just the beginning of Anyone’s multichain expansion. More integrations with key blockchain networks are on the horizon, further solidifying $ANYONE as a truly decentralized, interoperable asset in the future of private internet communication.

Conclusion: The Future of Private Communication

The Anyone Protocol represents a fundamental shift in online privacy. By combining advanced cryptography, decentralized relay selection, and economic incentives, it creates a scalable, resilient, and censorship-resistant communication network.

Privacy is no longer just a concern – it is a necessity. The Anyone Protocol ensures that it remains a right, not a privilege.

The release of zKSearch on AppStore is a day i have been eagerly anticipating, and I’m excited to share this monumental news with all of you! As an investor in zkML, i can confidently say that zKML Systems reached a historic milestone for their project development:

zkSearch has officially been approved on the App Store since 27.11.2024.

This isn’t just a win for the project; it’s a significant leap forward for user privacy, AI innovation, and browser security in the realm of Web3, because privacy should be default.

Download now at: https://apps.apple.com/it/app/zksearch-private-ai-search/id6738535821?l=en-GB

What is zkSearch?

For those who might be new to the project, zkSearch is a decentralized search engine that puts user privacy at its core. In an age where our online activities are increasingly under scrutiny and our data is constantly being harvested, zkSearch provides a refreshing solution. With zkSearch, all your queries and search results are kept confidential — there’s no tracking, no profiling, and no surveillance. You can browse the internet freely, knowing that your personal information is secure.

The Power of AI into zKSearch

As the journey through this decade continues, the role of artificial intelligence has never been more critical, and the team is committed to leveraging its capabilities. The AI algorithms behind zkSearch are continuously fine-tuned to enhance the user experience and deliver high-quality search results with our recent integration of VeniceAI, optimized result accuracy, making searches not only faster but also more relevant. This enhancement marks a significant improvement over our previous setup using Corcel powered by Bittensor.

The team is dedicated to keeping our AI updated and responsive to user needs, ensuring that zkSearch remains at the forefront of search technology.

A Fresh User Experience

I’m also excited to announce that has been revamped the overall user interface of zkSearch to better reflect our evolving product suite. You’ll notice a sleek new design that includes an updated footer section on the search website, showcasing our other applications and linking to our social media platforms. This not only enhances user experience but also keeps the community and users connected as zKML grows.

Scaling for Increased Demand

Thankfully to the zKSearch App Store approval, the team has anticipated a surge in traffic, and they are ready for it! zkSearch is being scaled to handle the increased user load, and i can’t wait to see how the community responds. On the first week since release, it was experiencing a milestone goal of the first 500 downloads in the AppleStore.

Additionally, zKML Systems is opening up ad slots on the platform to accommodate advertisers interested in reaching our privacy-conscious audience. If you’re interested in advertising with zKML, don’t hesitate to reach out them via Telegram official community channel. Importantly, all profits from these ads will be redirected to buybacks, benefiting the $ZKML token and investors.

A Commitment to Privacy

The commitment to privacy is unwavering.

All traffic on zkSearch is routed through the Anyone Network, which means your IP address is first hidden by our servers and then further anonymized. ZKML takes your privacy seriously: that means there is not and cannot store any of your data because is routed though a 3-Hop Onion Network, the highest encryption technology for privacy. This core principle sets zkSearch apart in the crowded search engine space, and I believe it will resonate with users who prioritize their online privacy.

You can also see zKML being part of the ANyONe Ecosystem page, their live products on the Network are, Zebra & zKSearch.

Check at: https://ecosystem.anyone.io/

Android Launch and Testing Phase

But that’s not all! I’m thrilled to announce that zKML is also in the process of launching zkSearch on Android. They have already begun the testing phase, and I encourage those interested to participate to reach them out in the telegram community channel. This means that soon, even more users will have access to a private, secure search experience, regardless of their device. Whether you’re on iOS or Android, zkSearch is making strides to ensure that everyone can enjoy the benefits of private browsing.

Use Cases: Empowering Users

The potential use cases for zkSearch are vast. Whether you’re looking for private web browsing, seeking anonymity, or wanting to nullify data mining efforts by third parties, zkSearch has you covered. As an investor, I’m excited to see how this privacy-centric approach will resonate with an audience that values control over their digital lives.

To conclude i want to say that the approval of zkSearch on the App Store is not just a milestone; it’s a defining moment for the future of online privacy. I invite all investors and users to engage with zkSearch and see for yourselves how we are shaping the future of secure, private searching. Together, zKML is building more than just a product; is fostering a movement toward a safer and more private internet for everyone.

Thank you for being part of this incredible journey to all Zebras and let’s continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible!

Let’s go zKML, my biggest AI bet in the market, since day one 🔛

In the rapidly evolving landscape of DePin networks, individuals are increasingly seeking ways to contribute while also earning rewards. The Anyone Protocol Network has introduced a unique solution with its bespoke hardware, the Anyone Router, designed to facilitate the process to take active participation as a relay operator into the Network. This article delves into the intricacies of setting up the Anyone Router, ensuring its optimal functionality, exploring my personal experience or opinions about the rewarding opportunities available to participants and how to navigate into the relay rewards dashboard.

What is the Anyone Router?

The Anyone Router is a specialized hardware device within the Anyone Protocol Network that enables users to run a relay node by connecting their home bandwidth to the network.

The users not only contribute to the overall functionality and efficiency of the network but also stand to earn rewards in the form of $ANYONE tokens. This innovative approach incentivizes users to share their internet resources, creating a more robust and decentralized network.

We can subdivide the key features into:

• Relay Functionality: Provides a simple method to run a relay within the Anyone network, facilitating data transfer and enhancing network reliability.
• Token Rewards: Users can earn $ANYONE tokens by contributing bandwidth, including rewards from a hardware-only token pool.
• Traffic Routing: You can use your hardware device as a Anyone Socks5 Proxy and connect to Anyone Network, also future updates will allow the routing of home traffic through the Anon network, further enhancing privacy and security.

Setup Guide: Getting Started with Your Anyone Router.

Setting up the Anyone Router is straightforward and can be completed in several steps.

Let’s have a look first into the requirements:

• Stable internet connection, would benefit the hardware uptime & bandwith measurements.
• A Dynamic or Static public IP address, enabled to port forwarding, is a requirement to open the Port Rules of the relay when setting it up. (check with your ISP if you are unsure).

Let’s have a look now into the process to ensure a seamless installation and configuration experience.

1. → Powering up the Device.

Begin by connecting the power cable to a power outlet that provides a minimum of 15W at 5V 3A. Plug the USB-C connector into the rear of the Relay. Upon powering up, the device will display a series of rotating green lights, indicating that it is booting.

2. → Device Initialization.

Once the device has fully started, it will display a steady red light. If all the lights are pulsing red, check the power source to ensure it meets the required specifications.

3. → Enabling WiFi Pairing Mode.

To connect to the device, press and hold the blue physical button on the side for three seconds, then release. The lights will pulse blue, indicating that WiFi pairing mode is active.

4. → Connect to the Relay’s WiFi SSID

On your device, connect to the Relay’s WiFi network using the following credentials:

• SSID: relayup
• Passkey (PSK): ianon.io (for version 2.0.0 and later, use anyone.io)

5. → Configure Your Personal Network Router. (PortForward)

To ensure your Relay’s reachability on the Anon network, create a port forwarding rule on your router. I would recommend to open a Port on TCD/UDP enabling the default Anon Port which is 9001 on both port sides.

Confirm that your router has a public IPv4 address assigned exclusively to the Relay.

Once the installation is complete, navigate to the Relay Control Panel (RCP), logs at http://relayup.local to check the Reachability status. This test may take up to 20 minutes first time, so stay patient.

6. → Access the Setup Wizard.

If the setup page does not open automatically, navigate to http://relayup.local or http://10.42.0.1. Accept the Terms of Service to proceed.

7. → Authenticate and Configure Network Settings.

Log in using the default credentials (username: admin, password: admin). You can choose to connect via Ethernet or WiFi; ensure the appropriate settings are selected based on your preferred connection method.

8. → Configure Network Interface.

I would recommend a Ethernet Configuration since your hardware relay would have more stability overtime.

If you choose a wired connection, connect an Ethernet cable to the port on the device and select “Enabled.” If opting for WiFi, ensure no Ethernet cable is connected.

For Wi-Fi connection, input your home router’s WiFi credentials if you prefer a wireless connection. Be mindful that SSID and password are case-sensitive.

9. → Provide Contact Information.

Enter a preferred nickname and a valid email address for contact purposes. It is advisable to create a new email for this purpose rather than using a personal one.

10. → Recognition Rewards Registration.

To participate in the Rewards Program, enter your Ethereum wallet address. This step is optional, and users can skip it if they do not wish to register for rewards immediately.

11. → Default Relay Settings.

The default settings do not require modification unless specific changes are necessary. The default binary for the Anon Relay Software is bin/anon, and the API call location is set automatically.

12. → Complete the Setup.

Upon finishing the setup, the Relay will restart automatically. Verify the connectivity status through the light indicators on the device.

→ Post-Setup: Configuring and Managing Your Relay

I’m willing to share with you my own experience & study case on how to improve your observed bandwith in order to maximize your rewards.

→ Maximize your observed Bandwith by choosing Ethernet connection for your Hardware

→ Follow the Hardware and Anon-Client Updates ensuring your Hardware is up-to-date.

Anon Client Update:

**Update Anon to the latest version 0.4.9.8**

On Hardware go to Relay settings and turn the Relay OFF, save changes, reboot, then turn it ON again, save changes, and reboot.

Check your Anon version in the Home page of the Relay Control Panel in the Home page of the Relay Control Panel

**Attention! Dont press PURGE relay**

→ Anyone Hardware Router (2.0.3 current version) update and guide can be found at:

• https://docs.anyone.io/hardware/updates

→ Use the Hardware feature that allows you use it as your own Proxy Server to Anonymize your devices connected to our home Internet, i’ve seen an increase on consensus weight and observed bandwith over time.

→ Uptime, is a key factor for your rewards, make sure to let your hardware constantly running if your intention is to have better rewards.

→ Join community chats for further questions on how to improve.

Telegram: https://t.me/anyoneprotocol

Discord: https://discord.gg/anyoneprotocol

→ TCD/UPD should be open when creating port forwarding rules for the hardware, it will be more beneficial than just TCD.

→ Observe your Home router if it presents: Downtimes periods on Daily basis, if this happens, might be worth checking what’s the cause of it.

→ The more Faster is your internet connection then more better will be observed bandwith and consensus weight over time.

My Rewards experience:

As one of the earliest adopter of the Anyone Router, i’ve managed to have already a considerable uptime on my device.

The incetivized Testnet is live since early October and since then i was able to have delicious case study on my personal Hardware earnings.

→ Actually my average distribution rate is: 0.57 $ANYONE and distributions happens each 6 hours period or 4 times a day. That means on a daily basis i’m earning an average of 2,28 $ANYONE per day.

→ 2.28 Tokens a day is based on Testnet rates which are 1/4 of the Mainnet rates, so on a possibly Mainnet rate my actual earning would be 9.12 $ANYONE per day.

→ My actual observed Bandwith measurement is 8.05 mbit/s, connected to a 1GB FTTP line, one of the fastest in my country, I’ve doing own measurements using speed-test tools indicating effectively around 600/600 D/U.

→ My actual consensus weight is lower than my expectations, but i’m working getting it constantly increasing, actual is 4300.

→ The current cost of the Hardware is 400$ and by taking this “fixed” device price, the current token price of 2$ and my “Testnet” earnings rates, i would need around the third and fourth Month to start profitability period.

In my honest opinion this is just a take on the current rates i have hightlited, but if we experience a token price increase, we could be very early on profitability.

→ Diversification by Creating your MyFamily Relays could increase your earned rewards by much more → Geolocation bonus, MyFamily Bonus and much more bonuses will be added to the current rewards distributions.

*THIS IS A MY-FAMILY EXAMPLE*

The total redeemed rewards are generated only from the Hardware relay. So I’m happy to say that I have already earned back my original investment and I’m actually starting a profitable period.

Remember as well that hardware relays don’t require any tokens lock and virtual machine relays requires 100 Mainnet tokens in your wallet (Testnet) and future this amount of tokens is needed to Lock each Virtual Machine registered to the rewards program.

Hardware:

• No tokens lock required
• Dedicated hardware reward pool
• Plug & Play, easy to setup

Virtual Machines:

• Maintenance Cost is higher specifically if you setup on a VPS provider.
• Token locks (100) x 180 days in order to be eligible for rewards.
• Needs some technical experience on SSH.

→ Let’s have a look into some official data’s about the rewards study:

Rely on this data, i could say that my Hardware is well into the median average token distribution.

We can also see that Hardware units earns more than virtual machines, due its designed dedicated token pool.

An In-Depth Exploration of the Relay Rewards Dashboard:

The Relay Rewards Dashboard, curated by Anyone, is securely anchored on the Arweave blockchain, ensuring both its immutability and permanence. Users can access their respective dashboards through a variety of gateways, including two specifically maintained by Anyone:

→ dashboard.anyone.io

→ anyone.ar.anyone.tech

→ anyone.g8way.io

→ anyone.love4src.com

→ anyone.frostor.xyz

→ anyone.permagate.io

The full list of Arweave gateways can be found here.

For a comprehensive list of Arweave gateways, please refer to the following link. The full list of Arweave gateways can be found here.

The sole official Arweave Name Service (ArNS) identifier is “anyone,” applicable to all the aforementioned gateways (more information can be found at https://arns.app/#/manage/names/anyone. Caution is advised when engaging with any other ArNS, as they lack official status.

→ Accessing the Dashboard

The decentralized framework of the Anyone Dashboard negates the reliance on a central server for data provision. Rather, the current state of the dashboard is computed client-side on the user’s device through a local ‘worker.’ This worker synthesizes the latest Arweave distribution data related to relays, thereby calculating the most recent scores.

As a result, users may experience slightly extended loading times when first accessing the dashboard or if their wallet encompasses numerous relays. It is advisable to utilize a laptop or desktop for an optimal experience, rather than a mobile browser.

→ Connecting Your Ethereum Wallet to the Dashboard

• Confirm that your wallet is set to connect to the Sepolia Testnet, a default configuration in most wallets (please consult the Rewards Status section for information regarding mainnet $ANYONE rewards).
• Navigate to the Anyone Protocol Dashboard in your web browser.
• Click on “Connect Wallet” located in the upper-right corner.
• Select your wallet provider, such as MetaMask.
• Follow the prompted instructions to authorize the connection.

Once your wallet is successfully connected, relay information will become accessible from the Relay tab following a brief loading period.

→ Locking Anyone Tokens

Please note that this step is not obligatory for Anyone Hardware Relays. Within both the “Relays > All Relays” and “Claimable Relays” sections, you will encounter the “Lock 100 $ANYONE” button.

• Proceed to lock the relays you wish to claim.
• Confirm the transactions using your wallet, which will involve two interactions: a Spending Cap Request and the action to send and lock 100 $ANYONE.

Note: Occasionally, the signature request may display an erroneous message format. This bug is acknowledged and will be addressed in forthcoming versions of the dashboard.

Upon completion, your relays will become eligible for claiming.

→ Claiming Registered Relays

Once validated through a locking action or by utilizing a Hardware relay, you can proceed to claim your relays and begin redeeming your rewards.

• In the Relays section of the dashboard, select the relays you wish to claim and confirm the action by signing the authentication with your wallet.

Your relays are now successfully claimed and registered, allowing you to accumulate rewards over time. Do revisit the dashboard later to redeem your rewards.

→ Redeeming Contribution Rewards

To redeem your accumulated rewards, navigate to the Home page of the Dashboard. There, you will see the total $ANYONE tokens available for redemption.

• Click the “Redeem Rewards” button and confirm the transaction through your wallet.
• Testnet rewards will be dispatched to your wallet as Sepolia $ANYONE tokens.

Each week, there will be an airdrop of Ethereum $ANYONE tokens, distributed to all eligible Operators based on testnet rewards. For further details, please refer to the Rewards Status page.

→ Renouncing Claimed Relays

If you wish to transfer a fingerprint to another wallet, first change the wallet associated with the relay, then follow these instructions:

• Select the fingerprint, click on the three dots adjacent to it, and choose “Renounce.”

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Website: https://www.anyone.io/

Medium: https://anyone-protocol.medium.com/

GitHub: https://github.com/anyone-protocol

Documentation: https://docs.anyone.io/

Twitter: https://x.com/AnyoneFDN

Relay Map: https://depinhub.io/explorer/anyone

Ecosystem Page: https://ecosystem.anyone.io/

Introduction

The article reflecting on the past year of the Anyone Foundation’s journey is a powerful testament to resilience and innovation in the face of adversity. The decision by the Tor Project to oust all ATOR Relays could have been a significant setback, yet it instead ignited a transformative vision for a new decentralized network. The rapid evolution of the Anyone Network, which now boasts over 5,000 active relays, is not only impressive but also highlights the unwavering determination of both the team and their community. Their commitment to establishing a self-scaling, trustless network that prioritizes privacy and accessibility is particularly commendable in an era where digital privacy concerns are increasingly urgent.

It’s inspiring to witness how the foundation has turned challenges into opportunities, fostering a vibrant community that actively participates in governance and development. Their emphasis on transparency and open-source principles sets a high standard within the Web3 space, demonstrating how collective effort and a shared vision can drive meaningful change. As they work towards broader global privacy adoption, the momentum they’ve cultivated over the past year has the potential to reshape how individuals experience online privacy.

In an interconnected world where digital footprints often expose users to surveillance and privacy breaches, the demand for robust privacy solutions has never been more critical. This need is especially acute for marginalized communities, which face disproportionate risks in the digital landscape. The Anyone Foundation is rising to meet these challenges by leveraging innovative technological solutions that empower individuals and promote community development. Central to this initiative is the Anyone Protocol, which is emerging as the largest onion network globally, offering a secure and anonymous platform for users and paving the way for a more private and equitable digital future.

Understanding the Anyone Protocol

The Anyone Protocol is built on the principles of human rights, inclusivity, and trust in innovation. It aims to create a decentralized environment that prioritizes user privacy while promoting community-driven development and offering a incentivized protocol for operators. By utilizing onion routing technology — a method that anonymizes internet traffic by encrypting data and routing it through multiple nodes — the Anyone Protocol ensures that users can browse and communicate without fear of being tracked or identified.

The term “onion network” refers to the layered encryption model that protects user identity and data integrity. Each layer of the onion represents an additional layer of security, and only the intended recipient can decrypt the final layer. This architecture not only enhances privacy but also empowers individuals to reclaim their digital identities.

A Commitment to Social Impact

The Anyone Foundation operates at the intersection of technology and social impact, providing a suite of essential resources aimed at enhancing privacy protections for individuals and communities. Through education and advocacy, find documentation at: docs.anyone.io the Foundation equips users with the knowledge required to navigate the complexities of the digital landscape, fostering a community-driven network that thrives on collaboration and mutual support. The Foundation’s commitment to inclusivity is reflected in its efforts to reach. all the known world communities, particularly those most vulnerable to digital threats. The Anyone Foundation educate their users to understand their rights and the technologies available to protect them, building a collective resilience against privacy violations.

Creating a Sustainable Ecosystem

The Anyone Foundation envisions a sustainable ecosystem in which both individuals and organizations can flourish while advocating for privacy rights and social equity. The Anyone Protocol is specifically designed to support community relay operators and empower grassroots initiatives, fostering collaboration between developers and users. Furthermore, the integrated Software Development Kit (SDK) allows anyone to build upon the network, enabling them to anonymize their own applications and websites with ease. This approach ensures the creation of a network that is not only secure but also adaptable to the unique needs of its diverse user base, ultimately promoting a more inclusive and resilient online environment for all.

• Introducing the Anyone SDK

The release of the first set of tools for the Anyone SDK marks a significant milestone for the Anyone Foundation and its ecosystem. The SDK, or Software Development Kit, provides developers with essential tools and libraries to seamlessly connect their applications to the Anyone Network, with the ability to run the client directly in their code or leverage NPM for quick integration in just a few lines, developers now have a streamlined way to build privacy-focused applications. Future updates will introduce mobile SDK tools and support for Python, further expanding the reach of the Anyone Network.

The comprehensive documentation available at docs.anyone.io/sdk, along with beginner-friendly tutorials like the “Hello Anon World” series, makes it easier than ever for developers to dive in. Notably, developers can host websites or endpoints directly within the network, ensuring accessibility only to users connected through the Anyone client, hardware proxy, or other integrated applications. Each new application built not only attracts more users but also enhances anonymity for all participants, with potential use cases ranging from messaging clients and wallets to file storage and anonymous health data collection. The recent hackathon at USC is just the beginning of the innovative applications that can emerge from this SDK. As the network grows, plans for paid circuits for premium routes and in-demand relays will provide additional revenue streams to expand the network’s capacity. Developers are encouraged to explore their ideas and connect with the community via Telegram or Discord for support as they embark on this exciting journey.

• Introducing the Anyone Ecosystem page

The all-in-one space to see the products and integrations on the Anyone Network! Visit ecosystem.anyone.io to explore the growing privacy ecosystem powered by our SDK, featuring both trusted partners and innovative new apps. Have a project or hidden service of your own? Reach out the official team account @AnyoneFDN via DM on 𝕏 to get it listed!

Network Metrics:

• How many relays operators are actually participating in the network development?

The Anyone Network at the time of writing count circa 8350 (Total Registered Relays) which we can subdivide like:

Guard relays 4295 (A guard relay is a relay that has managed to reach the lifecycle of his measurement phase which is after more than 60 days of uptime, establishing as a guard in the network), Middle relays are 641 (Middle relays serve as the intermediary nodes that facilitate the relay of user traffic between entry and exit points) and 189 Exit Relays (The Exit relay is the node that decrypts the final layer of the packet and forwards it to the intended destination on the clear-web. Exit relays serve as the final gateway for user traffic exiting the network and accessing external destinations on the internet) The total running/online relays are 5125.

• More Statistics of the Network 📊

As we have seen the Anyone Protocol boasts a robust network infrastructure, comprising a total of 5,125 active relays which are distributed across 58 countries, demonstrating its global reach and commitment to privacy. All the relays are contributing to an impressive average bandwidth of 10,829.01 bps per relay. The community behind the Anyone Protocol is also notable, with 770 unique wallets, 802 unique email addresses, 3,740 unique nicknames, and 511 unique family identifiers. However, there are still opportunities for growth, as 70 relays currently operate without a wallet, 814 without an email, and 1,435 without any family association. The protocol supports a healthy distribution of relays, with 130 relays shared across two or more IP addresses, while the majority – 4,995 relays – are hosted on individual IPs. This diverse and expansive network underscores the Anyone Protocol’s dedication to fostering a secure and anonymous online environment for its users.

Rewards Dashboard and testnet development

The Relay Rewards Dashboard is undergoing significant updates as part of ongoing testnet development, particularly addressing some critical issues that have emerged recently. One notable improvement is the resolution of a reordering issue, which has led to the redeployment of the Smartweave distribution contract. This new contract now inherits the total redeemable values from the last healthy snapshot taken on Sunday, November 10, 2024, at 12:33:31 GMT. While rewards earned between that timestamp and Wednesday, November 13, 2024, at 19:24:11 GMT have not been accounted for, operators have received a compensation airdrop of extra tokens based on their consensus weight from the snapshot date.

As we transition away from Smartweave, which is now deprecated, development on the new AO distribution logic is well underway. In the meantime, users have faced challenges with redeemable rewards visibility due to RPC limits, but updates have been made to address these concerns. The faucet issues have also been resolved, ensuring smoother access for users. However, some users have reported lower-than-expected claimable rewards due to a fork in the contract state, which the protocol team is actively working to rectify. This proactive approach highlights our commitment to enhancing user experience and reliability as we move towards a more robust distribution framework. For further details, the new distribution contract ID is:

24ybBL_XiTVuRlGhq-4jiQHMDf0TIazJ_X-VigkMYXQ

It can be accessed via the provided link:

https://sonar.warp.cc/#/app/contract/24ybBL_XiTVuRlGhq-4jiQHMDf0TIazJ_X-VigkMYXQ?network=mainnet

Development of Anyone VPN is Underway: A New Era of Privacy for Everyone

The development of the Anyone VPN is currently in progress, marking a significant step forward in the pursuit of online privacy for users around the globe. The team initiative within the hashtag #AnyoneAnywhere, aims to empower individuals, particularly those from marginalized communities, by providing them with a robust and secure means of accessing the internet without compromising their privacy. The Anyone VPN is designed to leverage the advanced capabilities of the Anyone Protocol, which utilizes onion routing technology for enhanced anonymity. Anyone dVPN is integrating features from is own established Onion Network, the Anyone VPN ensures that users can securely browse the web, free from surveillance and tracking. For non-technical users, this means that the Anyone VPN will act as a protective shield, obscuring their digital footprints and allowing them to navigate the online world with confidence. As development progresses, the Anyone Foundation remains committed to creating an inclusive and user-friendly experience that prioritizes the privacy rights of all individuals, reaffirming their mission to make the internet a safer space for everyone.

• What to expect ?

Desktop applications are being developed for a variety of operating systems, including Linux, Windows, and macOS, ensuring compatibility and accessibility for a diverse user base. These applications will incorporate the most requested features from the community, aligning closely with the functionality offered in mobile versions for iOS and Android.

• What are some of the Key points of the VPN app development?

The development of the Anyone Protocol and its associated applications is bolstered by a talented team of experts, including notable figures with extensive backgrounds in privacy and security technologies. One key contributor is Benjamin Erhart, a former Tor developer known for creating the well-regarded Orbot VPN app. His expertise in building secure and user-friendly applications is invaluable to the Anyone Team. Additionally, the open GitHub repository shows mentions to the original creators of the Tor framework, including Conrad Kramer, Chris Ballinger, and Mike Tigas. Their collective experience in developing privacy-focused technologies would only strengthen the foundation of the Anyone Protocol, ensuring that it adheres to the highest standards of security and efficiency.

Together, the Anyone Team is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and robust ecosystem that empowers users with the tools they need to navigate the digital landscape safely and privately.

Development of Anyone Hardware

In October, the hardware division of the Anyone Foundation made notable progress, focusing on improving routing features and simplifying the user experience. A key development was the introduction of a new mode aimed at non-technical users, which is intended to facilitate onboarding for a broader audience. This privacy-focused mode allows users to skip manual relay setup and quickly establish a secure hotspot connected to the Anyone Network. Enhancements include standardizing Wi-Fi security to WPA2 and implementing an application that automatically scans for available SSIDs, making it easier for users to connect. Additionally, there are plans to explore new connection options using a Wi-Fi-enabled dongle connected to a USB OTG port. The team is also addressing bugs for relay operators, including updates to paths for new APIs and resolving issues with dynamic IPs that caused some relays to reset. Furthermore, a collaboration with Microchip aims to enhance the functionality of the ATEC encryption chip on the custom shield-board, opening up new possibilities for its use. Overall, these developments suggest a strong commitment to enhancing both functionality and user experience in the Anyone hardware ecosystem.

In an exciting announcement from 24.11.2024 the Anyone Foundation is preparing for a hardware sale, which will open on Black Friday, November 29th. This sale offers an open pre-order option for the Anyone Router hardware, set to be delivered in Q1 2025, with a pricing model simplifying the cost to $400, payable in either crypto or fiat. During the sale, there will be a discounted price of $375 available to all buyers. Additionally, there is a community whitelist opportunity for early purchasers, with the first 100 buyers eligible for early shipping in December. Overall, these developments and sales initiatives indicate a strong commitment to enhancing both functionality and accessibility in the Anyone hardware ecosystem.

Anyone is listening the community, a big family is born.

Increasing the exposure in the world

Recently, there has been a noticeable increase in exposure for the Anyone Foundation, thanks in large part to the active participation of key team members like Neuratic (COO) and DnB (Marketing Advisor) at various industry events and podcasts. Their hard work and dedication to the project have not gone unnoticed.

For instance, Neuratic was featured on Coverage Proved, the largest #DePIN podcast in the space, where he joined Monero Mahesh, co-founder of EV3ventures, to discuss the past and future of privacy initiatives within Anyone. This collaboration provided a fantastic opportunity to share the foundation’s unique vision of lowering barriers to entry for DePIN, alongside one of the most influential figures in the sector. The recent podcast episode, titled “How DePIN Protects Your Internet Privacy Better Than VPNs,” delved into pressing topics such as the current state of internet privacy, surpassing @torproject in the number of relays, and the rebranding journey from $ATOR to $ANYONE.

Watch the episode here: https://youtu.be/ui6jLS1uvr4?si=TxMrbS9Ac7_GCy_V

In partnership with the USC Marshall VanEck Digital Assets Initiative, Anyone has been sponsor at the SoCal Tech Week Hackathon. The event took place in-person at USC the November 9th, this 24-hour hackathon unveiled the first version of our SDK to over 600 participants!

Additionally, the foundation was represented at the Shielding Summit at DevCon Thailand. Special thanks go to @privacyguardia and @DeCCAlliance for hosting this important event. The growing visibility of the Anyone Foundation is a testament to its commitment to privacy for all.

The successful launch of our partners Peaq Ecosystem, will increase exposure in the DePin Sector. Anyone Protocol has been featured in this report on the Peaq ecosystem by Messari Crypto.

A peaq at Mainnet

In conclusion, the Anyone Protocol represents a groundbreaking initiative that combines technology and social impact, creating the largest onion network in the world. Prioritizing privacy, education, and community development, the Anyone Foundation is set to change the game in the privacy space. As users increasingly seek privacy and security, the Anyone Protocol stands ready to meet these needs, ensuring that the digital realm can be a safe space for all.

En una época en la que el ámbito digital se ha convertido en una extensión de nuestra existencia física, los conceptos de privacidad y libertad han adquirido nuevos significados.

Cada clic que hacemos, cada mensaje que enviamos y cada interacción en línea revela una parte de nuestra identidad, dejándonos a menudo vulnerables ante la vigilancia y la explotación.

Como firme defensor del Anyone Protocol y la Anon Network, creo que luchar por la privacidad y la libertad en Internet no es solo una causa;

es un propósito que da forma a la esencia misma de nuestras vidas digitales.

El Panorama de la Privacidad en Internet

Internet fue una vez aclamado como un bastión de la libre expresión y una plataforma para la comunicación sin restricciones.

Sin embargo, a lo largo de los años, hemos sido testigos de una tendencia inquietante: la erosión de nuestra privacidad.

Tanto las corporaciones como los gobiernos han llegado a ser cada vez más hábiles en la vigilancia de nuestras actividades en línea, recopilando enormes cantidades de datos y utilizándolos para manipular nuestras decisiones.

Esta realidad ha suscitado una creciente conciencia sobre la importancia de mantener la privacidad como un derecho humano fundamental.

En este contexto, tener un propósito para luchar por la privacidad en Internet se vuelve primordial.

No se trata únicamente de proteger nuestra información personal; se trata de salvaguardar nuestra autonomía, nuestra libertad de expresión y, en última instancia, nuestra democracia. Cuando renunciamos a nuestra privacidad, entregamos nuestra capacidad para comunicarnos libremente, para explorar ideas sin miedo al juicio y para participar plenamente en el mundo digital.

El Anyone Protocol

Aquí es donde entra en juego el Anyone Protocol, una iniciativa innovadora diseñada para mejorar la privacidad en línea y empoderar a los individuos.

El Anyone Protocol permite a los usuarios comunicarse e interactuar sin temor a ser rastreados o vigilados.

Ofrece un enfoque descentralizado a la conectividad en Internet, asegurando que los datos permanezcan en manos del usuario en lugar de ser comercializados por las corporaciones.

En un mundo donde la privacidad a menudo se sacrifica en el altar de la conveniencia, el Anyone Protocol se erige como un faro de esperanza.

Al abogar por el Anyone Protocol, no solo estoy promoviendo una solución tecnológica; estoy defendiendo una visión de un futuro donde los individuos recuperan sus identidades digitales. Este protocolo encarna la creencia de que todos merecen el derecho a navegar por Internet de manera libre y privada, sin ser objeto de rastreo invasivo o manipulación.

Empodera a los usuarios, fomenta la confianza y alienta el diálogo abierto, una necesidad en una sociedad que prospera sobre perspectivas diversas.

Visión de Anyone: Una Plataforma para la Privacidad en Línea

La privacidad en línea se ha convertido en un tema crítico en la era digital actual, donde la recolección de datos y el monitoreo de actividades son comunes.

Ante esta creciente preocupación, Anyone tiene como objetivo construir un DePIN (Red de Infraestructura Descentralizada de Privacidad) que sea altamente distribuido, accesible y práctico de usar.

La visión de Anyone para la adopción de su red se basa en tres pilares fundamentales:

• Privacidad en la que se puede confiar
• Privacidad que se puede usar con facilidad
• Un movimiento al que se puede unirse

Anyone cree firmemente que no debería haber supuestos de confianza cuando se trata del manejo del tráfico de datos de los usuarios en la red y para lograr esto, Anyone utiliza una técnica probada de enrutamiento en cebolla con cifrado para dirigir el tráfico de Internet, eliminando el riesgo de registros no verificables que pueden ocurrir en infraestructuras VPN centralizadas.

Crecimiento de una Red de Confianza

Al introducir una capa de incentivos en su tecnología, Anyone prevé el crecimiento de una amplia red respaldada por operadores de retransmisión de confianza, quienes son recompensados por su tiempo de actividad y contribución de ancho de banda.

La diversidad de los relés también añade robustez a la red, minimizando el riesgo de ataques, tanto externos como internos.

Los usuarios de Internet pueden utilizar aplicaciones y navegar con tranquilidad, sabiendo que el protocolo, impulsado por la comunidad, está mantenido por un código de código abierto y gobernanza descentralizada, lejos de los caprichos de una organización centralizada.

Además de ganar la confianza del usuario, la facilidad de uso es crucial para el crecimiento de la red.

La privacidad ya no puede ser únicamente responsabilidad del usuario; debe compartirse o delegarse completamente a los desarrolladores. El SDK Anon empodera a los desarrolladores de aplicaciones para proporcionar una capa de privacidad a sus productos y servicios, convirtiendo la privacidad de un inconveniente técnico en una característica estándar dentro de los productos que las personas utilizan a diario.

Un Movimiento Inclusivo

Anyone no solo busca ser una solución técnica, sino que también se presenta como un movimiento que invita a todos a unirse.

La plataforma es abierta y accesible, permitiendo a cualquiera construir sobre ella.

Los dispositivos de hardware físicos, conocidos como el Router Anyone, ofrecen una solución simplificada de “plug-and-play” para personas no técnicas.

Aquellos que deseen profundizar pueden aprovechar el extenso material educativo de Anyone y su comunidad acogedora.

La planificación cuidadosa de la tributación de tokens y la innovadora venta de NFT han brindado a los participantes la seguridad de que el proyecto está debidamente financiado, sin el riesgo de que el capital de riesgo en etapas tempranas diluya la oferta de tokens.

El protocolo está abierto a todos, sin limitaciones basadas en la ubicación, estado financiero o político del usuario.

La Estructura del Anyone DePIN

El Anyone DePIN está compuesto por nodos que pueden ganar recompensas en tiempo real por el ancho de banda disponible que contribuyen a la red.

Todos los componentes que desarrollan y operan en la red facilitan directamente su funcionamiento o gestionan la capa de incentivos que permite la escalabilidad de la red.

Componentes Clave del Protocolo Anyone

Anon Network: Una infraestructura física descentralizada que permite el enrutamiento privado y está compuesta por un conjunto global de relés.

Anon Clients: Software que se ejecuta en los dispositivos de los usuarios, creando circuitos en la red mediante la negociación con relés y el paso de tráfico cifrado.

Anyone SDK: Un kit de desarrollo de software que permite a los desarrolladores crear instancias de clientes en la red Anon.

Autoridades de Ancho de Banda: Entidades responsables de verificar el ancho de banda contribuido por los relés.

Prueba de Tiempo de Actividad: Un mecanismo que incentiva a los relés a mantener su disponibilidad operativa.

Capa de Incentivos Anyone: Protocolo de distribución que asigna continuamente recompensas en criptomonedas a los operadores de relés registrados.

La privacidad no es un secreto; la privacidad es para todos.

El Llamado a la Acción: A call to action.

La lucha por la privacidad y libertad en Internet no es una tarea que se pueda emprender en solitario.

Requiere acción colectiva y un compromiso compartido para proteger nuestros derechos en la era digital.

Como defensores, debemos educarnos y educar a nuestras comunidades sobre la importancia de la privacidad, las herramientas disponibles y las posibles consecuencias de la inacción.

También debemos exigir a las corporaciones y gobiernos que rindan cuentas por sus prácticas, demandando transparencia y estándares éticos en cómo manejan nuestros datos.

Nuestro propósito debe impulsarnos a involucrarnos en conversaciones, compartir conocimientos y apoyar iniciativas que defiendan la privacidad y la libertad.

A medida que navegamos por las complejidades de nuestras vidas en línea, debemos mantenernos alerta, abogando por marcos como el Anyone Protocol y la Anon Network que nos empoderan para recuperar nuestra privacidad. Esta lucha no se trata solo de proteger nuestros datos; se trata de preservar nuestra humanidad en un mundo cada vez más interconectado.

Al unirnos, podemos forjar un futuro donde la privacidad sea respetada, la libertad sea valorada y nuestras identidades digitales estén protegidas. Únete a mí en esta lucha vital; tenemos el poder de cambiar la narrativa y dar forma a un mañana mejor para todos.

Contactos:

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Website Official:

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Anyone Documentos:

The Documentation For Anyone | Anyone Docs

In today’s digital landscape, the pursuit of online privacy and freedom of speech is a pressing concern for many users.

Tor, a network that has long been championed for its commitment to safeguarding anonymity and promoting freedom of expression, often touts itself as a bastion of free speech, especially for those living under oppressive regimes. However, this narrative is complicated by the platform’s selective enforcement of rules and policies, which can stifle legitimate discourse.

One of the most striking examples of this contradiction is Tor’s approach to discussions surrounding emerging technologies like Anyone Protocol.

Tor positions itself as a protector of free speech, but it paradoxically restricts conversations about Anyone on social media platforms such as X (formerly Twitter).

This raises important questions about the true nature of freedom in the digital age:

- can a platform that claims to uphold free expression simultaneously silence voices advocating for innovative approaches to privacy?

As we delve deeper into the intricacies of decentralized privacy solutions, it becomes essential to explore not only the promises made by Tor but also the implications of its actions on the broader dialogue about online privacy and freedom of speech.

In an age where internet privacy is increasingly compromised, solutions like Tor and traditional VPNs often promise anonymity and security. However, they come with inherent limitations and trust issues.

Enter Anyone Protocol a decentralized Network with community driven approach that addresses the shortcomings of existing privacy technologies.

This article explores why Anyone Protocol stands out as a superior solution for internet privacy and why “decentralized” offerings like Tor may not be as trustworthy as they seem.

The Illusion of Decentralization in Tor

While Tor has long been viewed as a bastion of privacy, it operates under a centralized model that can be undermined by government oversight or malicious actors.

The assumption that Tor is entirely decentralized is misleading.

Nodes can be run by anyone, including entities with dubious motives, and the potential for government involvement looms large.

Reports have emerged suggesting that governmental agencies have infiltrated the Tor network, compromising users’ anonymity.

In contrast, Anyone Protocol employs a decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) that incentivizes diversity among relays, ensuring a broader and more trustworthy network of contributors, by eliminating the reliance on any single entity, Anyone Protocol reduces the risk of surveillance and manipulation.

The VPN Trap: A False Sense of Security

Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) have become a popular choice for users seeking privacy. However, they often require users to place their trust in centralized providers.

Many VPNs have been implicated in data breaches, leading to the exposure of users’ sensitive information.

High-profile incidents, such as those involving Pulse Secure VPN and SuperVPN, have revealed that even supposedly “no-log” VPNs can fail to protect user data.

Anyone Protocol circumvents this issue by incentivizing community participation and relying on a decentralized network of relays. Users can run their own relays, contributing bandwidth and computing power, thus taking control of their privacy rather than relying on a third party.

The Anyone Protocol: Future is now

Anyone Protocol is designed with a core belief: privacy should not require trust.

Using a Proof of Uptime (PoU) consensus mechanism, the protocol ensures that participants are actively contributing to the network’s robustness and reliability.

This innovative approach fosters a community where users can independently verify the integrity of the network without needing to rely on potentially compromised centralized providers.

Key Features of Anyone Protocol

• Decentralized Infrastructure: Unlike Tor, which can be compromised by a few bad actors, Anyone Protocol’s decentralized design ensures that no single entity can control or manipulate the network. Over 7000 total registered Relays has been reached as milestone.
• Incentivization Layer: Anyone Protocol employs a unique incentive layer that rewards participants for their contributions. This fosters a diverse and robust network of relays, minimizing the risks associated with centralization.

• Community-Driven Governance: The Anyone Protocol is governed by its community, ensuring that decision-making is transparent and inclusive. This decentralization of power helps build trust and accountability.

• Seamless Integration: With the Anyone SDK, developers can easily integrate privacy features into their applications, making privacy a standard feature rather than an afterthought.

• Physical Hardware Accessibility: The Anyone Router allows non-technical users to participate in the network effortlessly, democratizing access to privacy tools.

Technical Difference Between ANyONe & ToR:

💰 Incentives:

• Tor: Relies on volunteers; no formal incentives for relay operators, which can lead to inconsistencies in performance.
• ANyONe: Introduces a robust incentive layer that rewards participants based on bandwidth contribution, ensuring reliable performance.

⏳ Proof of Uptime:

• Tor: Does not have a formal uptime verification mechanism, leading to potential reliability issues.
• ANyONe: Utilizes a Proof of Uptime consensus mechanism to ensure that every relays is being rewarded, enhancing network reliability.

🔍 Ease of Use:

• Tor: Can be complex for non-technical users, requiring specific configurations and software (e.g., Tor Browser).
• ANyONe: The Anyone Router offers plug-and-play functionality, simplifying access to privacy for all users, regardless of technical skill.

🔄 Application Layer Integration:

• Tor: Primarily focused on anonymizing web traffic but can be integrated into applications (e.g., Tor-enabled apps).
• ANyONe: The Anyone SDK allows developers to seamlessly integrate privacy features into their applications, making privacy a standard feature.

🌍 Community Governance:

• Tor: Governed by the Tor Project, with limited community involvement in decision-making.
• ANyONe: Promotes decentralized governance through community involvement, allowing users to have a say in the network’s future.

In conclusion while Tor has established itself as a key player in online privacy, and dVPNs offer promising alternatives, Anyone Protocol (ANyONe) aims to elevate privacy solutions through decentralization, incentivization, and ease of use.

The future of internet privacy is looking bright!

A Movement Towards a Privacy Economy

Anyone Protocol is more than just a technical solution; it represents a movement towards reclaiming digital privacy.

It challenges the status quo of data commodification and surveillance capitalism, advocating for a world where privacy is not a privilege but a right for everyone.

As internet users become increasingly aware of their privacy rights, the demand for decentralized solutions like Anyone Protocol will continue to grow.

The community driven approach ensures that the protocol evolves in line with users’ needs, fostering a culture of transparency and trust.

Conclusion: Embrace the Future of Privacy

In summary, while Tor and traditional VPNs have served their purpose, they come with significant limitations that compromise user privacy. Anyone Protocol offers a decentralized, community driven alternative that prioritizes user empowerment, trustlessness, and robust privacy protections.

As we move towards a future where digital privacy is paramount, embracing solutions like Anyone Protocol will be crucial.

Join the movement today, and be part of a revolutionary approach to internet privacy that puts control back into the hands of users.

For more information, visit Anyone Protocol (https://anyone.io) and become part of the Privacy Economy today. Remember, privacy is not secrecy; it is a fundamental right for anyone.

Documentation:

Comprehensive information is available in the documentation, which is meticulously crafted to elucidate all aspects in a clear and accessible manner. For detailed insights and thorough explanations, please visit docs.anyone.io.

Support

The support is available 24/7 on discord and telegram.

Those things are really making the difference building trust with the community.

A Call to Action to all the Privacy Advocates:

Edward Snowden, Kim Dotcom, Chris Hoofnagle, Mark Weinstein, Jules Polonetsky, Eric Vanderburg, Glenn Greenwald, Gabriel Weinberg, Frederike Kaltheuner, Omer Tene, Arvind Narayanan, Alessandro Acquisti, Lisette Meij, Luiza Jarovsky, Aurélie Pols, Paweł Litwiński, Debbie Reynolds, Romain Robert, Odia Kagan, Karolina Iwańska and many more

In an age where personal data is commoditized and privacy is increasingly compromised, the ANyONe Foundation emerges as a critical player in the fight for individual privacy and empowerment.

This foundation champions the cause of safeguarding personal information against the backdrop of rampant data breaches and surveillance.

The Privacy Paradox

In the digital age, we find ourselves entwined in a paradox: the more interconnected we become, the more susceptible our personal data is to exploitation.

Centralized platforms, which dominate the digital landscape, often prioritize profit over user privacy.

A staggering report from 2024 revealed that over 60% of major companies experienced data breaches, exposing sensitive personal information of millions.

This crisis highlights the ethical dilemmas surrounding consent, ownership, and transparency in our digital interactions.

Why Privacy Matters?

1. Personal Autonomy: Privacy is the bedrock of individual freedom. It allows for self-expression and exploration without the fear of judgment or repercussion. In a world where surveillance is commonplace, self-censorship can stifle creativity and innovation.
2. Protection Against Abuse: For marginalized communities, privacy acts as a shield against discrimination and harassment. The lack of privacy can increase the risks of targeting vulnerable populations. A robust privacy framework is essential for promoting social justice and equality.
3. Trust in Digital Interactions: Trust serves as the foundation of healthy relationships, both personal and professional. Privacy fosters this trust in the digital realm, encouraging user engagement and participation, essential elements for a thriving online ecosystem.
4. Economic Empowerment: In today’s economy, data is the new gold. A decentralized network like ANyONe empowers individuals by allowing them to control and monetize their own data, redistributing power from corporations back to the individuals.

The ANyONe Solution: Deconstructing Centralization

The ANyONe Foundation boldly challenges the traditional centralized model by creating a decentralized network devoted to user privacy.

Here’s how it addresses the pressing issues:

User Ownership

In the ANyONe ecosystem, individuals maintain ownership of their data.

Unlike centralized platforms that exploit user information, ANyONe enables users to control how, when, and with whom their data is shared.

This shift in ownership is vital for restoring individual agency in the digital landscape.

Transparency and Governance

Operating on a decentralized governance model, ANyONe ensures that every user has a voice in the decision-making process.

This transparency cultivates trust and accountability, empowering users to actively shape the platform’s policies and practices.

Robust Security Protocols

With a commitment to security, ANyONe employs advanced encryption and blockchain technology to safeguard user data from breaches and unauthorized access.

This dedication to protecting user information allows for secure interactions and transactions within the network.

Community-Centric Approach

The ANyONe Foundation believes in the power of community and by fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing, it creates an environment where users can learn from one another, enhancing their understanding of privacy rights and responsibilities.

Data Breaches in 2024: A Stark Reminder

The urgency of the ANyONe Foundation’s mission is underscored by a series of alarming data breaches reported in 2024.

Notable incidents included:

• TechCorp: A major tech company suffered a breach that compromised sensitive data of over 25 million users, leading to significant identity theft cases.
• HealthNet: A healthcare provider experienced a breach exposing medical records of approximately 10 million patients, raising concerns about patient confidentiality and trust.
• - FinanceSecure: A financial institution reported a data leak affecting 15 million customers, resulting in unauthorized transactions and financial fraud.

These breaches exemplify the fragility of personal data when in the hands of centralized entities and reinforce the need for a solution like ANyONe, which prioritizes user privacy and security.

Conclusion: A Call to Action

The ANyONe Foundation stands resolutely at the forefront of the battle for digital privacy and user empowerment. As we navigate an increasingly interconnected world, it is imperative that we recognize the importance of protecting our personal information. Join us in this movement towards a decentralized future where privacy is not merely an option but a fundamental right.

Visit anyone.io (http://anyone.io) to learn more about how you can become a part of this revolutionary network. Together, we can reclaim our data, restore our autonomy, and empower ourselves in the digital age.

Let us unite in this critical fight for privacy, security, and dignity in our digital lives.

What is zKML and its Innovative Product Line?

It’s been a while since my last Medium post, where I introduced the concept of zKML and explored its groundbreaking products: Zebra, zKSearch, ZWAP, and the AI Marketplace.

Today, I want to delve deeper into what zKML is all about, the recent developments on what’s the team has been working last few months and how each of these products plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of data users management and artificial intelligence.

Understanding zKML in short:

zKML stands for “Zero Knowledge Machine Learning,” a cutting-edge framework that leverages the principles of zero-knowledge proofs to ensure privacy and security in machine learning processes.

In a world where data breaches and privacy concerns are rampant, zKML provides a robust solution by allowing organizations to train machine learning models on sensitive data without ever exposing the raw data itself, this decentralized focused approach ensures that privacy is maintained while still deriving valuable insights and making those products/apps a easy-to-use for average user.

Exploring zKML Products in short:

• Zebra: Zebra is a powerful messaging app in which the data processing engine is secured through the Anon Network, making it a complete & robust platform, is designed to work seamlessly with zKML. It enables users to send/receive messages in a secure environment, ensuring compliance with privacy regulations.

• zKSearch: zKSearch is an innovative search engine that is created by zKML Systems advanced tech to provide privacy-preserving search capabilities. Unlike traditional search engines that index and store user queries, zKSearch allows users to perform searches without revealing their search terms or data. This is particularly beneficial for industries where confidentiality is crucial, such as healthcare and finance. With zKSearch, organizations can harness the power of search without compromising on privacy.

• ZWAP: ZWAP is a decentralized finance (DeFi) solution that integrates zKML principles leveraging the Oasis Protocol to facilitate secure transactions. It allows users to conduct financial transactions (like money transfer) while ensuring that their transaction details remain confidential. ZWAP empowers users to engage in transactions without fear of exposing their financial data, making it a revolutionary step in the world of digital finance.

• AI Marketplace: The AI Marketplace is a platform where developers and businesses can access and share machine learning models built using zKML open Market. This marketplace fosters collaboration and innovation by allowing users to leverage pre-trained models while maintaining control over their data. It opens avenues for businesses to adopt AI solutions without the burden of exposing sensitive information, thus accelerating the adoption of AI technologies across various industries.

If you want more deep insight about those products feel free to read through the medium article i wrote here: https://medium.com/@eKanyone/secure-private-and-intelligent-the-revolutionary-features-of-zkml-systems-612c0e8866de

The Future of zKML, what we can expect in upcoming months ?

The team has clearly committed to implementing significant updates for their products, dedicating the necessary time and effort to ensure they don’t just make a fleeting impression.

Instead, they aim to deliver major updates and announcements that truly resonate with their users.

zKML stands out with its innovative vision, harnessing the power of Zero Knowledge Machine Learning to enhance functionality across its offerings.

This approach prioritizes the protection of users’ daily privacy, whether it’s for secure money transfers, private messaging, purchasing and selling favorite pre-trained AI models, or utilizing a decentralized search engine for everyday tasks.

As we continue to navigate an increasingly data-driven world, the need for privacy-preserving technologies like zKML will only grow.

The products offered by zKML not only address current challenges related to data privacy breaches experienced in last periods, years, but also we saw governments taking advantage of their forces to dominate people’s life and security.

The world is in need to new ways for a more ethical approach to machine learning and artificial intelligence.

Updates to expect for ZEBRA:

-IOS compatible mobile version directly from App Store.

-Android compatible mobile version directly for Play Store.

-Desktop update includes: Setting Profile Photo, showing other users names correctly, ability to create group chats, and whatever else to make it a complete application for user’s experience.

-Making it bugs free.

Is understandable that the development takes time, but soon the patient ones will enjoy their product update.

*The Team is still open to feedbacks and suggestions while on a development phase*

Updates to expect for zKSearch:

-IOS/Android App releases.

-Connecting Anon Network Proxy while browsing into zKSearch will increase your privacy to stratosphere.

-ZkSearch has a default HTTPS proxy connection made by zKML team, which is already focusing on protect user’s data.

-AI powered search Engine.

-AI Banners ADS generating revenue will be used for burn tokens mechanism.

How it looks ? 👀

App icon:

Search Interface:

Search Results:

Any Link is now accessible through zKSearch directly.

Stay in zKSearch while opening a link is the ultimate new feature requested from community, making it now a complete application 🤝

Other Updates to expect soon:

🔥 A new product release is on the way, increasing the amount of security services offered at zKML Systems 🔥

zK AI Orderer : A new brand AI solution, we will soon getting more information about, it were mentioned in the latest X space update 30/09/2024.

In conclusion, zKML is at the forefront of a movement that prioritizes privacy without compromising their users database.

As organizations become more aware of the importance of data privacy, solutions like Zebra, zKSearch, ZWAP, AI Marketplace and the new promising one product AI Orderer, will undoubtedly play a crucial role in revolutioning the future landscape of technology leveraging AI.

Stay tuned for more updates as we all continue to explore the fascinating world of zKML and its transformative impact on the industry!

Fundamental Analysis by eK:

Why do I have such confidence in this team? For starters, they exude incredible energy and determination in pursuing their vision, even in a challenging market landscape filled with competition.

One of the aspects I truly appreciate about investing in cryptocurrencies is the opportunity to be part of a dynamic journey.

Many investors seem more interested in quick gains, often overlooking the substance of a project. That’s not our approach.

I believe that immersing myself in the development process not only enhances my technical skills but also enriches my understanding of the industry.

By observing how the team collaborates and what they prioritize, I gain valuable insights into their work.

For instance, our team at zKML actively encourage users to engage with their products and provide feedback.

You might wonder why they don’t just rely on their internal team for input.

The answer is simple: a product shaped by diverse perspectives is far more likely to meet the needs of its users.

Limiting development to a small group can result in missed opportunities for innovation and improvement.

Team at zKML Systems:

Even though some people may be skeptical about a non-doxxed team, it’s important to note that the team was present in two events already, one of them was the Token2049 at Singapore.

Some people had the opportunity to meet them and talk to them directly.

Contact :

X: @ZKMLsystems

Website: zkml.systems

Telegram: https://tr.ee/7Z6p-Enu21

Download Zebra, the first ever messaging app built on the Anon Network : https://www.zebramessenger.app/

zKSearch: https://zksearch.zkml.systems/

ZWAP: https://zwap.systems/

ZWAP Telegram bot: https://t.me/ZwapByZkmlBot

AI Marketplace: https://zkml.marketplace.systems/

Medium: zKML Systems

What is crypto mining ?

Cryptocurrency mining is the process of validating transactions on a blockchain network and adding them to the public ledger, known as the blockchain, in exchange for a reward in the form of new cryptocurrency tokens. Miners use powerful computers to solve complex mathematical puzzles that verify transactions and secure the network.

In essence, crypto mining involves using computational power to process and confirm transactions on a blockchain.

Miners compete to solve these mathematical puzzles, and the first one to solve the puzzle and add a new block of transactions to the blockchain is rewarded with a certain amount of cryptocurrency. This process is essential for maintaining the security and integrity of the blockchain network.

Crypto mining can be done individually or as part of a mining pool, where multiple miners combine their computing power to increase their chances of solving the puzzle and earning rewards. Different cryptocurrencies use different mining algorithms, such as Proof of Work (PoW) or Proof of Stake (PoS), to validate transactions and secure the network.

Overall, crypto mining plays a crucial role in the operation of blockchain networks by incentivizing miners to verify transactions and maintain the integrity of the decentralized system

Crypto mining is typically harmful to the environment because of the significant energy and equipment that are required. Nonrenewable energy production and electronic equipment manufacturing are both associated with the emission of greenhouse gases.

Emerging problems in crypto mining industry:

Crypto mining is typically harmful to the environment because of the significant energy and equipment that are required. Non-renewable energy production and electronic equipment manufacturing are both associated with the emission of greenhouse gases.

As a result, the process of mining cryptocurrencies can contribute to environmental degradation and climate change.

One way to mitigate the negative impact of crypto mining on the environment is by using renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, or hydroelectric power. By powering mining operations with clean energy, the carbon footprint of cryptocurrency production can be significantly reduced.

Additionally, there are efforts within the crypto community to develop more energy-efficient mining processes and equipment.

Innovations such as proof-of-stake algorithms, which require significantly less energy than traditional proof-of-work systems, are being explored as potential solutions to reduce the environmental impact of mining.

It is important for both individual miners and large mining operations to consider the environmental consequences of their activities and to take steps to minimize their carbon footprint.

By adopting sustainable practices and investing in renewable energy sources, the crypto mining industry can work towards a more environmentally friendly future.

Why i’m choosing Crankk.io and what is it?

• Crankk, is a Proof-of-Network-Participation distributed network built on Kadena’s Proof of Work Network.
• The Network is designed to enhance the existing ecosystem’s utility into IoT applications.
• Crankk is a network of LoRa gateway nodes regulated by Kadena’s Layer 1 Pact Smart Contracts, enabling the integration of real-world events into Smart contracts and Blockchain technology.

The goal of Crankk is to build and operate a LoRaWAN network providing coverage for IoT devices, and Sensors such as smart meters, GPS trackers, etc. Node operators earn tokens by participating in the network and periodically proving their existing coverage area.

To mine Crankk tokens, you need to participate in the network.

Crankk, which runs on a Raspberry Pi, Rockchip and RockPi communicates with the LoRaWAN network as well as the Kadena blockchain. The blockchain, in the form of Kadena Pact Smart Contracts, orchestrates the Proof of Coverage checks. It determines and checks regularity, directs the radio module to send a ping when appropriate, and reports to the blockchain when a radio ping is received.

Mining License

To start mining, you need to buy a license and stake some Crankk tokens. The license costs 120 dollars worth of Kadena KDA tokens. Once you have the license, you can convert your device and stake to begin mining Crankk.

*Additionally* The team at Crankk introduced another subscription model, where a person can pay 10$ each month to be part of the ecosystem, and can now purchase it with CRKK tokens as well, giving more opportunities and options for their holders.

Ranking System

The Crankk network uses a ranking system that incentivizes high-quality and reliable services, ensuring that the best gateways receive the greatest rewards.

The ranking algorithm is based not only on the location but also on average node uptime, network bandwidth, successful transaction processing, unique communication, and data traffic.

A very important part of ranking system for maximizing users profit/performance is the SET-UP.

Meaning, the longitude also know as the height of the gateway or the distance from the ground, the antenna used, the surrounding terrain e.g. buildings, trees, walls etc.

To optimize your mining rewards, it’s recommended to place your gateway nodes within hearing distance of one another to ensure you’re awarded.

However, it’s important to note that gateways clumped together and witnessing one another is detrimental to the coverage they provide. Optimally, they are separated by hearing distance or some fraction of it.

To use the Crankk network, you need to onboard your hardware onto the network.

Here is a list of supported full & light gateways you could use: https://crankk.io/guides/»

Custom Software & Own Hardware

The Crankk team has developed custom software that allows users to onboard their own hardware on the Crankk network.

You can also join the Crankk beta group to start mining Crankk.

The Crankk network is a decentralized, predominantly open-source IoT project driven by the community. It operates on the Kadena blockchain, which is a proven, robust, secure, multi-chain Proof of Work(PoW) network.

The Crankk project takes just 1% of emitted tokens to ensure and finance the continued development of the network.

The tokenomics of Crankk was designed to ensure fairness first and foremost, as well as to reward early adopters with higher incentives. 80% of the tokens are allocated for the miners.

Why i believe in Crankk.io as a innovative solution ?

I do think that Crankk.io is changing the game in the world of cryptocurrency mining by offering a unique and innovative approach that sets it apart from traditional mining operations.

Here are some reasons why i think Crankk.io is making waves in the industry:

1. Recycle Existing Hardware :

One of the key features of Crankk.io is its ability to recycle existing selected LoRaWAN hardware and make it compatible within Crankk Network. This means that devices like the bobcat300 can be used to mine Crankk.io tokens, as well as participate in multiple mining projects simultaneously.

Here is a list of supported full & light gateways you could use: https://crankk.io/guides/»

2. Diversification with multimining:

Diversification with multimining: The ability to mine multiple projects simultaneously, offers users a diverse range of mining opportunities to choose from.»

This flexibility allows miners to explore different projects, tokens, and blockchain networks, diversifying their mining portfolio and potentially increasing their earnings.

By providing a wide selection of mining options, ability to empowers users to tailor their mining activities to suit their preferences and goals.

Crankk can mine up to 16 different projects, Crankk.io offers a versatile and eco-friendly mining solution.

3. Earn Passive Income: By contributing to the Crankk network, users have the opportunity to earn passive income in the form of multiple tokens of their choice. This incentivizes participation in the network and rewards users for their contributions, creating an additional stream of income for miners.

4. Sustainable Mining Practices: Crankk.io prioritizes sustainability and environmental consciousness in its mining operations. By utilizing existing hardware, optimizing energy consumption, and promoting the use of renewable energy sources, the platform aims to minimize its carbon footprint and reduce the environmental impact of crypto mining. This commitment to sustainable practices aligns with the growing demand for eco-friendly solutions in the cryptocurrency industry.

5. Possibility for High ROI: With a mining license cost of $120 to start mining with Crankk.io, coupled with the ability to use your own compatible device, the platform offers the potential for a high return on investment. By leveraging existing hardware and participating in multiple mining projects, users have the opportunity to earn rewards and maximize their mining efficiency.

6. Community-Driven Approach: Crankk.io fosters a strong sense of community among its users and participants. The platform is decentralized and predominantly open-source, driven by the community’s contributions and involvement. This collaborative environment encourages engagement, feedback, and continuous improvement within the network, creating a supportive ecosystem for miners and users alike.

7. Transparency and Fairness: Crankk.io prioritizes transparency and fairness in its mining operations and reward distribution.

The platform’s tokenomics are designed to ensure fairness and equitable rewards for participants, with 80% of tokens allocated for miners.

Providing clear and transparent guidelines for mining activities, reward structures, and governance, Crankk.io promotes trust and integrity within the community, fostering a positive and inclusive mining environment.

In summary, Crankk.io’s innovative approach to cryptocurrency mining, community-driven ethos, sustainable practices, diverse mining opportunities, and commitment to transparency and fairness position it as a leading player in the industry. By offering a unique and eco-friendly mining solution that prioritizes user engagement, sustainability, and profitability, Crankk.io is revolutionizing the way individuals participate in crypto mining and interact with blockchain networks.

Latest developments-updates:

1) The Crankk Mobile App Public Beta Release:

Crankk has officially transitioned its mobile app from Alpha to public Beta after months of development and testing. The app is now available for download on both Android and iOS platforms, featuring essential tools for users to engage with the Crankk network and contribute to the IoT revolution.

• Google and Apple Login: Simplified login using existing credentials.
• - Enhanced Security: Account protection through passcode and biometric options.
• - Web3 Kadena Wallet Integration: Manage Crankk tokens and interact within the Crankk ecosystem via Kadena blockchain.
• - Gateways Monitoring: Real-time tracking and historical analytics for LoRaWAN gateways.
• - Sensors Monitoring: Access to real-time and historical data for connected IoT sensors.

The Crankk team is eager for user feedback to enhance the app’s features and functionality as they work towards building a global IoT network. Users can download the app using the provided links for Android and iOS.

Download Links:

• Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.crankk.app
• - iOS https://apps.apple.com/us/app/crankk/id6504231994

Live users and statistics directly live on their website 🔥

Find the Gateways Map explorer at: Crankk — Explorer

The Crankk Wiki:

One of the standout features of Crankk is its innovative, in-house wiki, which serves as a comprehensive resource for users eager to dive deeper into everything the platform has to offer. This meticulously curated knowledge base empowers users to effortlessly explore and discover information about Crankk, ensuring that no query goes unanswered.

Whether you’re seeking to understand specific functionalities, learn about community initiatives, or uncover tips and tricks for maximizing your experience, the wiki is designed to facilitate your journey.

The user-friendly search functionality allows for quick navigation, making it easy to find your favorite topics or uncover new interests related to Crankk.

This commitment to knowledge sharing not only enhances the overall user experience but also fosters a sense of community and collaboration among users.

In summary, the integration of the home-made wiki is a significant asset that deserves recognition. It exemplifies the team’s commitment to fostering an informed and engaged user base, making Crankk a model for other projects aiming to build strong community rapport.

Everyone should take advantage of this invaluable resource to enhance their understanding and enjoyment of the platform.

Find at: crankk.wiki

My Review and own thoughts:

• What I Appreciate About the Crankk Project

One of the standout aspects of the Crankk project is the unwavering dedication of the team, their commitment to delivering high-quality products and services is evident in every aspect of the platform.

Crankk is not merely a mining solution; it represents a holistic approach to cryptocurrency engagement that opens the door to a multitude of opportunities for users.

• Comprehensive Mining Solutions: Crankk goes beyond traditional mining by offering an array of solutions that cater to both seasoned crypto enthusiasts and newcomers alike. The platform’s user-friendly interface makes it accessible for non-technical users, breaking down barriers that often prevent individuals from participating in the crypto space. This is a significant advantage, as it empowers a broader audience to engage with digital currencies without feeling overwhelmed by complex technicalities.
• Exceptional Customer Support: One of the most impressive features of Crankk is its exceptional customer support. The team is always ready to assist users, ensuring that anyone can reach out for help when needed. This level of support fosters a sense of community and trust, making users feel valued and heard. The emphasis on customer service distinguishes Crankk from many other platforms, creating a positive user experience that encourages loyalty.
• Multi-Mining Opportunities: What truly sets Crankk apart is its innovative multi-mining capability, allowing users to mine up to 16 different projects simultaneously. This feature is a game changer, as it maximizes potential returns while minimizing the effort required. The platform collaborates with several well-known partners, adding credibility and excitement to the mining experience. Users can diversify their portfolios effortlessly, tapping into the potential of various projects without needing to switch between different platforms or tools.
• Strong Community Connections: Crankk’s community-centric approach is reminiscent of beloved projects like Grass, where user engagement and community feedback play a pivotal role in the platform’s evolution. This strong connection between the team and the community fosters collaboration and innovation, ensuring that the project remains responsive to the needs and desires of its users.

In summary, my appreciation for the Crankk project stems from its dedicated team, high-quality products, user-friendly solutions, outstanding customer support, and innovative multi-mining capabilities. As the project continues to grow and evolve, I am excited to see how it further enhances the experience for its users and solidifies its place in the ever-changing landscape of cryptocurrency.

Crankk is not just another mining solution; it’s a community-driven platform with a bright future ahead.

• The Most Innovative Aspect of Crankk: Building on the Kadena Blockchain

The most innovative aspect of Crankk is its decision to build on the Kadena blockchain, which sets it apart from projects that use more traditional networks like Ethereum.

This choice offers several advantages, including significantly lower gas fees, scalability for handling high transaction volumes, enhanced security through its Pact smart contract language, and unique interoperability features.

However, challenges exist, such as Kadena’s current lack of widespread recognition, the need for a robust developer ecosystem, and convincing users to transition from established networks. By effectively addressing these challenges and highlighting the benefits of Kadena, Crankk has the potential to carve out a unique niche in the cryptocurrency space and drive innovation for its users.

• What I Would Love to See from Crankk

As a passionate supporter of Crankk, I wanted to share some thoughts on how we can elevate the project and enhance the experience for the community. Here are a few suggestions that I believe could significantly contribute to the platform’s growth and success:

1. Increased Token (CRKK) Exposure: It’s essential for the Crankk team to ramp up marketing efforts for the CRKK token. While the team is doing a commendable job in many areas, more visibility could attract new investors and users. Engaging in targeted advertising campaigns and strategic partnerships could help amplify the token’s presence in the market.
2. Centralized Exchange (CEX) Listings: Expanding the accessibility of CRKK through listings on major centralized exchanges would be a game changer. This would not only increase liquidity but also make it easier for potential investors to acquire CRKK tokens. A wider range of trading options will enhance the token’s credibility and appeal.
3. User-Friendly Mining Solutions: For many users, particularly those in specific regions, acquiring a mining device can be a daunting task. I would love to see Crankk develop and offer its own affordable mining devices that are accessible to community members. This initiative could democratize mining and encourage wider participation, fostering a stronger community around the project.
4. Community Engagement and Support: Keep building this vibrant community is crucial. Regular updates, AMAs (Ask Me Anything sessions), and interactive forums did strengthen the bond between the team and the community. Engaging with users will provide valuable feedback and foster a sense of belonging. Keep doing this work Crankk ❤️

5. Continuous Improvement: I would rate the project a solid 9/10, with ample room for improvement. Focusing on these areas could enhance the overall user experience and contribute to the project’s long-term success.

In conclusion, I wish Crankk.io all the best in its journey toward a bright future. With strategic improvements and a commitment to community engagement, I am optimistic about the potential that lies ahead. Let’s continue to support and uplift this promising project!

Contact :

My X Account: @eKANyONe

Crankk Website: https://Crankk.io

Crankk X Account: @crankk_io

Medium : Crankk IoT Community

Guess who is back? No, it’s not Slim Shady; this time it’s eK, ready to provide an in-depth update on the development of Anyone Protocol and share insights from my personal journey.

My goal here is to encourage you to analyze not just the past but also the promising future of the most rapidly growing DePin Anonymity Network. Why should you take a moment to reflect on the past at $ANYONE? Because it’s essential for you to gauge how much you can trust this team and the vision they are building.

My journey at ANyONe (formerly ATOR) has been nothing short of phenomenal, marked by exhilarating highs and transformative experiences that have shaped my understanding of the crypto landscape.

The FUD period

Let’s start with the period of FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt) that often clouds the cryptocurrency space.

I vividly recall those early days when the air was thick with skepticism. Instead of letting this deter me, it acted as a catalyst for one of the most significant decisions of my life:

I chose to big load and sell off other holdings to go all in on $ANYONE. I delved deep into the documentation and realized that missing out on this opportunity would be a mistake.

The mission was crystal clear: to free the internet from online surveillance, restore privacy to individuals, and establish the world’s first DePin Anonymous Onion Network.

It was a vision that promised speed, accessibility, and real-world applicability, rewarding every relay operator who contributed to the network. The project structure was meticulously curated, and as I look back, I see how those foundational elements have only strengthened over time.

The first Hardware Presale of 1000 units

Fast forward to December: After just two months, the team announced the first phase of hardware relay presales, and I was fortunate to secure an NFT whitelist opportunity and without a moment’s hesitation, I swapped my 0.1 ETH for an Atornaut NFT, a decision that felt pivotal in my investment journey.

Trusting the team and their vision was effortless; I felt a sense of belonging, almost like family, from the very beginning.

This team’s timing and market strategy have been crucial, while some of my friends were skeptical about my hardware NFT purchase, I recognized the potential and saw the continuous sneak peeks the team shared regarding production.

To everyone’s surprise, my hardware arrived, and on the day the redeem phase opened, I redeemed it instantly with no hesitation, no second guessing of solidifying my commitment to this project.

The Growth on early altcoins market stages

Reflecting on the early altcoin market stages, I remember when we were trading around $4. Despite the price almost hitting 8x, I made a conscious decision not to sell any tokens, steadfast in my belief in the long-term potential of $ANYONE.

I learned through my crypto journey the importance of building positions and respecting my plans.

I understood market conditions at the time and sensed a significant correction was on the horizon.

Thus, I adapted my strategy to accumulate more $ANYONE tokens with each 30% dip, ultimately increasing my holdings by 3.5 times.

The moral of the story? Stick to your plan and exit criteria, and always ensure you are comfortable with your investments.

The first Dashboard and tests

I was also fortunate to witness and actively participate in the development of the first relay dashboard when we were still operating under the ATOR name.

This evolution and tests have not only reinforced my belief in the project but has also deepened my appreciation for the community we are building together as the interest in the tech from the community is on testosterone.

My first experience connecting my devices through anon proxies

One of my standout experiences was connecting my devices through anonymous proxies.

In early June, when few others had figured out how to do this, I took the plunge.

Even though it wasn’t advised by the team due to a lack of documentation and security concerns at the time, my trust and confidence in the project led me to connect everything I used to the anon network.

The Migration from Airtor Protocol to ANyONe protocol

The migration from $ATOR to $ANYONE was seamless, a topic I’ve covered in other medium.

Throughout this journey, I respected and fully backed the migration decision made by the team. The reasoning was clear: we needed to carve out our own identity, distinct from any associations with ToR, as we ventured into something uniquely our own.

Link: https://medium.com/@eKanyone/the-renaissance-of-privacy-anyone-foundation-9a186b5c31b4

Developments updates: Where are we today ?

• GitHub Repository: For those looking for a simplified GitHub repository, there’s now a Telegram bot that tracks every development in the code lines, an A+ move from the team because, as they say, #AnyoneHelpsEveryone.
• The new Anyone Dashboard is under development, and we’re nearing the beta testnet phase before the mainnet launch.

Now visible at : dashboard.anyone.io

Key updates include:

1. The announcement that we are soon going live with the beta testnet phase, which is the final step before mainnet, let’s keep our fingers crossed because we are almost there.
2. Excitingly, even the testnet rewards will be converted to a 1:1 ratio with mainnet $ANYONE tokens. You can claim your testnet Sepolia $ANYONE tokens weekly or accumulate them for a larger claim.
3. The initial lock does not require mainnet $ANYONE tokens; instead, you can use $ANYONE on Sepolia, with future options to transition once everything is finalized.

• In the meantime, the iOS and Android apps are being developed by a new team member who previously worked for ToR and has experience in creating mobile applications. The quality of developments is truly impressive.
• There are also new anonymous connection styles and documentation available for everyone, including a beta one-click setup for various operating systems, making it easier to run your own environment.

1) Linux

2) Mac

3) Windows

Any setups also have his own documentation to set up your own environment ;)

• Lastly, the hardware relays have undergone significant updates, with the current version being 2.0.3. If you’re running an earlier version, it’s important to update to remain eligible for rewards. Notable new features include the ability to set up your own proxy through displayed IP addresses for personalized setups and an updated hardware relay control panel that includes a hide and show mode for personal information.

The new whitepaper and updated tokenomics.

(A Simple resume to Anyone docs whitepaper.)

In the last ten years, more people have become aware of data security and online privacy. However, companies keep collecting personal data at an alarming rate.

Internet users everywhere worry that the data being gathered about them is used against them socially and financially.

Most internet privacy solutions, like VPNs, only change how data is routed and still track user behavior, making users vulnerable to hacks.

The need for true online privacy is urgent, yet easy-to-use solutions that really protect privacy are hard to find.

The Anyone protocol offers a real fix for online privacy issues.

For the first time, they will provide trustworthy online privacy that works smoothly with any application.

The protocol is based on its DePIN privacy layer, which is a network that sends all traffic through multi-hop VPN tunnels.

Unlike traditional VPNs, users do not need to rely on a single company to keep their internet activity private.

By encrypting each piece of data multiple times, a method called onion routing, the network makes sure that no one node or website can see what a user is doing.

The network is run by an incentive system that rewards operators with tokens based on Proof-of-Uptime.

This new method tracks the bandwidth a node provides, fixing past capacity issues and allowing anyone to trade bandwidth for cryptocurrency easily.

Finally, Anyone makes this privacy solution more accessible than ever.

It includes an SDK so any developer can update their apps to send traffic through the privacy layer without changing the user experience. Users can also run it locally and easily switch existing apps, like browsers or games, to automatically use the network.

My favorite technical explanation added to the whitepaper documentation:

• Relays Life Cycle
• Exit Node, middle node and entry node.
• How traffic flows to the network
• Uptime and consensus weight
• SDK exploit

Please read through it at https://anyone.io/whitepaper

Tokenomics:

This online paper is released by The Foundation For Anyone, as part of a collaboration between key Anyone contributors and notable expert organizations like Austin Seiberlich of CoinCraft; a seasoned tokenomics expert. He brings his highly deductive and logical approach to the new mechanisms for the ANYONE token, often building a rationale from first principles. Another key advisor to the Anyone tokenomics is Max Gold of Gold and Hawks, one of the first DePIN tokenomics experts with experience designing token flows for $MOBILE and $GEOD. Together, they have set the foundation to make DePIN and privacy accessible to Anyone.

The total supply is maximum 100,000,000 $ANYONE on which the old 10,000,000 locked for relays operators will stay the some as before.

The renewed and additional features are:

1) Community Tokens

These include:

Linearly Vested: 4,000,000 Tokens

CEX Listings Wallet: 1,500,000 $ANYONE

ANyONe Incubation / Hackathons: 750,000 $ANYONE

ANyONe Advisors : 750,000 $ANYONE

ANyONe DAO: 750,000 $ANYONE

Marketing: 500,000 $ANYONE

2) Reward Distribution

Total Pool Size: 10,000,000 tokens

Daily Emission Rate: 0.1% of pool size (epoch duration 1 month)

Proportion for All Relays: 70%

Proportion for Hardware Bonus: 20%

Proportion for Authorities: 10%

3) Lock Requirements

Normal Relays:

100 $ANYONE locked per relay fingerprint

Minimum duration: 180 days

Un-stake period: 14 days

Hardware Relays:

No lock requirement

4) Reward Variants

Family Bonus:

10×P where P is the proportion of the network controlled by the family, up to +50%, and 5×P beyond that up to +100%

Uptime Quality Tiers:

0–3 days: 0 points

3–14 days: 1 point

14+ days: 4 points

Upcoming:

• Geolocation bonus for scarcer geographies
• Additional roles and reward sources for hardware relays

5) Future Features

Authority staking or delegated requirement:

No lock period

14-day unstake period

Premium circuit distribution:

50% to premium node operators

35% to reward pools

15% burn

Governance Double-Staking

Voting Power =

Staked Tokens × (1 + 0.0035 x Duration in Weeks)

The new roadmap :

API links :

Total Active Relays: https://api.ec.anyone.tech/total-relays-latest

Total Active Relays (Over Time): https://api.ec.anyone.tech/total-relays

Observed bandwidth latest: https://api.ec.anyone.tech/total-observed-bandwidth-latest

Total Network Bandwidth (Over Time): https://api.ec.anyone.tech/total-observed-bandwidth

Relay Map: https://api.ec.anyone.tech/relay-map

Relay Lookup: https://api.ec.anyone.tech/relay/

Anon Check (API): https://check.en.anyone.tech/api/ip

Anon Check (UI): https://check.en.anyone.tech

Hardware Authentication Endpoint: https://api.ec.anyone.tech/relay/

To search for your relay in the stage environment:

🔗 https://api-stage.ec.anyone.tech

The Partnership with Ar.io discovered:

What’s is ar.io ?

Most focus is on development of the ar.io network of decentralized gateways and permanent domains that power the permaweb.

Arweave, a decentralized blockchain that focuses on creating a permanent, decentralized web called the “permaweb.”

•allows users to store data permanently on its blockchain,

•Decentralized gateways and permanent domains

•resilient and secure web infrastructure.

ANyONE is utilizing the AR.IO Network to host essential assets such as their rewards dashboards and consensus endpoints on Arweave.

The AR.IO Network’s 200+ online gateways ensure the availability and censorship resistance of these assets.

Additionally, the AR.IO Network will be accessible through the Anon network, providing an added layer of privacy to web3 storage.

This collaboration boosts the resilience and security of ANyONe protocol.

Register to relay reward

To register your relay to the rewards program and set up the Anon Relay service to be claimable in the Relay Dashboard, you can follow these manual steps.

The Rewards Program and Relay Dashboard are currently in beta on the Ethereum Sepolia Test Network.

dashboard.anyone.io

Installation and Configuration

Start by installing the Anon package and configuring the relay with your desired settings. This includes providing a nickname for your relay, contact information, family fingerprints (if applicable) and ORPort.

• Adding Ethereum Wallet Address

After configuring the relay, append your crypto wallet address to the end of the Contactinfo line in the /etc/anon/anonrc configuration file.

Open the anonrc file in a text editor.

sudo nano /etc/anon/anonrc.

Modify it to look like this:

ContactInfo <e-mail@example.com> @anon: 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

Save the changes and exit the text editor

For nano, press Ctrl + X, then type y and press Enter to confirm.

*IMPORTANT*

Restart the Anon service to apply the changes:

sudo systemctl restart anon.service

Relay operators standards

The Relay Operator Standards outline the responsibilities and requirements for relay operators. Key points include:

1. Relay Family Declaration: Operators must use the MyFamily field in the anonrc to list connected relay fingerprints for relays under the same operator or organization. All relay families must share a single EVM wallet, and operators should not falsely declare non existent relay families. Operators must provide a reliable contact method in their anonrc, such as an email or messaging ID.
2. Relay Binary Guidelines:

•Do not alter the core content or functionality of the anon binary.

•Avoid storing or sharing process information about connections.

• Only operate relays on secure servers or hardware you own and control; shut down the relay if security changes.

•Keep the anon binary updated and do not firewall outgoing connections to maintain relay connectivity.

•Ensure Exit Relays specify unreachable IP addresses or ports in their ExitPolicy.

•Only run a relay if it can remain consistently active and is not likely to be frequently turned off or put to sleep.

How to connect through Anon Network in your preferred way.

In this paragraph I want to valorize the amazing community and partners work.

Check out this tutorials on how to connect on your preferred device:

@DepinInspirationHub tutorial on connecting Anon on windows and hardware relay: https://x.com/depininspirahub/status/1837227408673624503?s=46

@DePINState Mac OS tutorial: https://x.com/depinstate/status/1833620075431297427?s=46

Anon Proxies available for community by Tbone (3 of them) and eK (1)

We created and made available for community Anyone free and open proxies to use.

• Proxy based EU:

Host: 51.75.175.24

Port: 9052

• Proxy based EU:

Host: 185.8.105.188

Port: 9051

• Proxy based EU:

Host: 51.75.175.30

Port: 9052

• Proxy based US:

Host: 147.135.62.204

Port: 9052

Please feel free to share the settings with friends in need to experiment the Anon network.

Anon Network proxies are socks5, completely impossible for ISP to monitor or block, as well as end to end encrypted and anonymized.

How to open socks5 tunnel for proxies on the Anon network

To set up a SOCKS5 Proxy on your local relay to allow LAN traffic to pass through the Anyone network, follow this example:

What is socks5 proxy in an onion network, like Anyone ? The proxy serves as an intermediary that routes traffic through multiple layers of encryption, ensuring anonymity.

When using a SOCKS proxy with Anyone, your internet traffic is first directed to the proxy, which then forwards it into the Anyone Network.

The data is encrypted and passed through several relay nodes, with each node only knowing the previous and next hop, but not the entire route.

This layered approach prevents any single point from knowing both the origin and destination of the traffic, enhancing privacy and security for users who wish to remain anonymous online.

Configuration Steps

Set Up the SOCKS5 Proxy

Configure your relay to behave as a SOCKS5 proxy by editing the anon configuration file.

This will enable it to route traffic from your LAN devices through the Anyone Network, ensuring anonymity.

1. Specify Relay IP and SOCKS Port, Once your relay is configured as a proxy, specify its IP address and the SOCKS port on any device within your LAN that you want to route through the Anyone Network.
2. Match LAN Subnet, Remember to change the IP subnet to match the subnet of the Local Area Network (LAN) that you want to allow to use the proxy. This ensures that all traffic is properly routed through the Anyone Network.

Disclaimer:

This configuration should be considered experimental. Stability and security can not be guaranteed.

* Edit the anon configuration *

sudo nano /etc/anon/anonrc

Add SocksPort and SocksPolicy to the Anon Configuration.

This configuration will allow all clients on the subnet (YourRelayIp)/24 to connect through the proxy.

SocksPort (YourRelayIp):9050

SocksPolicy accept (YourRelayIp)/24

How to add Anon proxy on your Firefox browser ?

Anonymize and encrypt your web browsing.

Go to Settings > General > Network Settings > Settings and select Manual proxy configuration.

Enter SOCKS Host (e.g., 192.168.1.10 or 10.42.0.1) and Port (9050).

Under „SOCKS Host“ select „SOCKS v5" and check the box that says „Proxy DNS when using SOCKS v5".

How to add Anon Proxy to telegram ?

Anonymize and encrypt your communications.

Go to Settings > Advanced > Connection type.

Select Use Custom Proxy.

Enter Socket Address Hostname (e.g., 192.168.1.10 or 10.42.0.1) and Port (9050).

How to add your proxy in your mobile device for every app you run ?

For iOS devices :

You can use the app ShadowRocket to configure the SOCKS5 proxy.

Other compatible apps like Potatso will also work.

Add socks5 on UDP Relay, add IP, add port.

Connectivity test, and then do another security test at check.en.anyone.tech

For Android:

Use the app SuperProxy to set up the connection.

*Important Note*

When setting up the proxy in the recommended apps, you don’t need to enter any credentials simply input the IP address and port.

Just make sure to select SOCKS5 as the proxy type.

The apps mentioned are my personal recommendations, but feel free to explore other options as long as they support SOCKS5.

Congratulations! You’re now surfing the web through the ANYONE network!

Contact Info:

My X: @eKANyONe

#ProudAtornaut

#AnyoneHelpsEveryone

@AnyoneFDN

Website: anyone.io

Documentation: docs.anyone.io

GitHub: github.com/anyone-protocol

Telegram: t.me/anyoneprotocol

X: @AnyoneFDN