Infinity Box

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Developer

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Social

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Momentum (beta)

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Stack Rank™

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Price

$0.009007370000 0.0%

Market Cap

$0.00 (#10716)

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BNB Chain Ecosystem

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Price
52W High price	$0.04
52W High date	24th Apr 2023 (1 year ago)
All Time High (ATH) Date	3rd Jan 2025 (1 month ago)
All Time Low (ATL) Date	3rd Jan 2025 (1 month ago)

Supply & Trading Volume
Trading Volume (24h)	$4.00

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Description

Infinity Box (IBOX)

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Infinity Box (IBOX)

Infinity Box, represented by the symbol IBOX, is a decentralized storage and DeFi network designed to securely store, exchange, and validate valuable data. It aims to solve the problem of data breaches associated with centralized storage solutions by providing unmatched data security.

Key Features

• Decentralized Storage Network: This network stores data securely, making it inaccessible without authorization. Data is encrypted, broken into fragments, and distributed to nodes globally.
• Multi-Chain Architecture: IBOX can be deployed with various public blockchains, storage networks, and personal nodes.
• Token Incentive Layer: Provides IBOX tokens to miners for securing and maintaining the network's stability.
• Credit Based Proof of Stake (CPOS): The consensus mechanism for maintaining the public ledger.
• Components: Includes the Storage and Validation API, P2P Layer, Pluggable Storage Layer, IBOX DFS, and IPFS integration.

Roles in the Network

• Storer: Provides disk capacity for data storage, gets rewarded in IBOX tokens, and is subject to inspection.
• Watcher: Observes the network state, checks security, and fixes loopholes.
• Miner: Runs a client to store block information, process transactions, and maintain network stability.

Explanation

Infinity Box offers a distributed storage system that ensures data immutability, traceability, and security. This system provides cost-effective storage space, reliable data storage, and transparent on-chain information, accessible to global public chains, storage networks, and personal storage devices.

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