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Gaindox is an innovative blockchain financial platform built by Morgan DF Gaindox, a Silicon Valley company from America. It is dedicated to breaking through the dilemma of traditional finance and making up for the shortcomings brought by decentralization. Gaindox provides diversified financial services such as lending, investment, and borrowing. In order to achieve truly decentralized transactions, Gaindox has developed a blockchain technology that combines multiple signatures and zero-knowledge proof called “HyBriid”, which greatly promotes the development of blockchain security technology.
Gaindox provides lending, investment, and borrowing financial services. Gaindox has developed a new blockchain with HyBriid technology by using “zero-knowledge proof” and “multiple signatures” to protect users’ funds. The main feature of Gaindox is to build a safe, reliable, and low-risk decentralized financial platform via HyBriid technology.
Gaindox uses blockchain technology “HyBriid” as the main core of the platform. When a Gaindox user wants to borrow money, HyBriid will randomly select 10 nodes from 100 anonymous supervisory nodes twice and use zero-knowledge proof cryptography to jointly generate two supervisory private keys. The two supervisory private keys are then used to create a multi-signature lending contract wallet with the borrower through multi-signature technology.The lending contract wallet requires two out of the three parties to provide private key authorization in order for the fund to be called. These three parties namely are the borrower and the two anonymous supervisory nodes respectively. These three parties must jointly comply with the agreement to use the funds. According to the rules of the agreement, it is assumed that to cheat or commit fraud jointly, it requires all 10 supervisory nodes to collude with the borrower and the probability for this to happen is almost zero. Thus, Fintoch’s HyBriid technology has maximizes the security of both lenders and borrowers’ funds