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History of ONE(ONE)

ONE like all other cryptocurrencies is based on the model of the first actual cryptocurrency, Bitcoin. However, before Bitcoin’s and ONE’s time , cryptocurrencies were much more different, relying instead on a centralized power structure rather than the decentralized governance we see today. If it weren’t for the works of cryptographers such as David Chaum, Wei Dai, Nick Szabo and Hal Finney, who established some of the ground concepts for modern cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin, Ethereum and ONE would not exist today. However, the most important reason why ONE was made possible is thanks to a person or a group of people under the alias Satoshi Nakamoto. He took the concepts that cryptographers before him established and managed to create an actual peer-to-peer electronic money system that couldn’t be counterfeited. If Satoshi Nakamoto didn’t create Bitcoin, it is hard to say if ONE or most cryptocurrencies would exist today.

ONE is a cryptocurrency with the symbol ONE and it’s price ticker on our website is 0.00. Its current price is 0.00 and the total change over the past 24 hours is 0.00. ONE boasts a volume of 80,360,955.90 in the past 24 across your selected exchanges.

ONE Characteristics

Cryptocurrencies like ONE use strong cryptographic protocols, or very complex computer code to secure transfers of information, in order to create a safe system that is notoriously difficult to crack. The programmer of digital currencies such as ONE base these protocols on complex mathematic and computer engineering fundamentals, creating a structure that makes it impossible to replicate funds for ONE and also hides the identities of the parties involved on any transaction on ONE network , unless the participants freely disclose their information.

ONE Operates on a Blockchain

ONE, like most cryptocurrencies operates on a blockchain, a new and disruptive technology that offers benefits for storing, securing and transferring information that was not otherwise possible before its inception. The idea of blockchain was first discovered in 1991 by Stuart Haber and W. Scott Stornetta, however it was not until an anonymous person or group under the alias of Satoshi Nakamoto that created the first functional blockchain (Bitcoin’s blockchain) and improved on the ideas of Haber and Scornetta to create a truly functional distributed ledger.

You can imagine the blockchain that ONE is based on as a giant, distributed database where every transaction’s information is recorded and then spread on a massive network of connected nodes or computers. The information for transaction of ONE is then multiplied and stored on each individual node, so in order to change it you would have to access he majority of the ONE’s nodes at the same time, which has so far proven to be impossible.

The advantages that ONE runs on a blockchain are that it is very cost effective to run, compared to other centralized resources, due to the cost of operating being split amongst all the network participants.

No one can alter the defining characteristics that govern ONE base, unless certain conditions are met and changes are implemented by the developer team or a network wide consensus is reached for the changes to be applied.

One disadvantage of operating on a blockchain is that generally, transactions with ONE are final, meaning that is very unlikely that a transaction can be rolled back if a mistake occurs. Be careful when transacting cryptocurrencies such as ONE and make sure you double check all the details of the transaction before submitting it.

ONE also boasts a higher degree of safety, as the mechanisms of the blockchain are incredibly hard to crack

ONE Advantages

Decentralized Point of Control

ONE (ONE) is defined by a decentralized governance system, which does not rely on a single point of control to manage transactions on the network in the same way a bank would. Because of this ONE’s network features a distinct advantage that makes it very difficult to counterfeit or imitate. Another advantage of being decentralized is that any attacks on ONE’s network will have to be in multiple places at the same, whereas a bank or any centralized system will have an host of servers in one place.

Cost Efficient

Generally speaking, auditing records is a time consuming and expensive process, whereas for ONE which stores all its records on the blockchain, this can be done with minimal effort and in a much shorter time.

Establishing a Digital Identity

You can create your own identity on the ONE blockchain, which can be though of as an account of sorts. Whenever you open an “account” on the ONE blockchain, you will be given a private key, which lets you interact with the blockchain, and a public key, which let others identify and interact with you.

Immutable

Since all information that is transmitted on the ONE blockchain is stored and secured on a wide network of computers or nodes, you can always be sure that the information presented is valid and has not been tampered with.

ONE Supply Details

ONE is distinguished from traditional fiat currencies due to way the supply works for most cryptocurrencies. It cannot be printed like governments do with fiat, due to the maximum supply being 13508522147 and this dictated by the base code that the ONE network runs on. No more than 13508522147 will ever exist unless major changes to the code are applied. Another interesting fact about ONE’s supply is there can be two other types of supply aside from the maximum supply. One is the total supply which indicates the amount of coins there are currently in existence. For ONE the total supply is 13305673081. This is the sum of all ONE units that have been mined or created since the network’s creation. . The other one is the circulating supply which for ONE is 9449081034. This can be different that the total supply due factors such as funds being locked in escrow, coins being locked in masternodes.

How to Store ONE

There are a few way to store your ONEs , and they all involve a certain types of both physical and electronic wallets. Regardless of what kind of wallet you will use, in order to access your ONE funds you will need to have a private key and a public key. With the private key, you can access your funds and send them to whoever you like, just as long as it is an address that ONE is compatible with. Never ever disclose your ONE private key or also called private address, as this will give anyone who has it full control over your wallet. The other type of key is the public key or address, which is used for other people to send ONE to your wallet, and this one can be freely disclosed but it can be used to identify you if a name is ever associated with your public address.

ONE Paper Wallet

The only physical and non-electronic way to store your ONE is through a paper wallet, and this is possibly the safest way to protect your ONEs. Simply write the private and public keys of your ONE wallet on a sheet of paper, however you will need access to an electronic device should you choose to send or move your ONE funds to another address. The risk here is losing or damaging the sheet of paper with your ONE public key.

ONE Hardware Wallet

You can store ONE on a device like a Trezor or USB drive. You are able to make online transactions by plugging them into any any net enabled device to send ONE to another address. Usually the hardware device that you store your ONE on is offline which is a great security advantage. Please conduct proper research before purchasing any hardware wallet to store ONE funds on as many are outdated or of poor quality.

ONE Desktop Wallet

Desktop wallets are a convenient and easy way to store your ONE coins. Find a reliable wallet software that support ONE install it on your PC and that’s pretty much it. It can be dangerous if any virus infects your PC or if any physical damage comes to it, which can result in the loss of all your ONE funds.

ONE Online Wallet

For online wallets, they operate in the cloud and your private and public keys for your ONE funds are stored in the cloud as well. Very handy if you plan to access it from multiple devices but they also put your ONE at great risk due to security breaches in the cloud storage which is not that unheard of.

ONE Mobile Wallet

The most easy-to-use method of storing ONE is on a mobile wallet. It is a simple smartphone application where you set up an account and you can use it to send ONE by scanning a QR code or even use it to pay in any shops that accept ONE. However, your ONE funds can be lost if your phone is damaged or if its security is breached.

ONE Summary

ONE’s network can be defined as a payment system, with accounts, transactions and balances. You can store ONE on one of the wallet types mentioned above and it will act as your own personal bank account that you are responsible of maintaining and keeping your private keys secure. ONE as a cryptocurrency allows you to make secure transactions and you can always check the transaction details by checking the ONE public ledger, if applicable. This revolutionary method of being your own bank assured that ONE and other cryptocurrencies will play a vital role in the way we conduct transactions and how we define currencies in the future.

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