Utopia P2P Ecosystem. Utopia is a feature-rich platform that is specifically designed to protect privacy of communication, confidentiality, and security of personal data. Utopia is a decentralized network, with no central server involved in data transmission or storage. The network is supported by people who use its many high quality features.
Secure and surveillance resistant communication Instant encrypted text, voice and e-mail communication.
Built-in wallet, crypto cards and API for merchants Make and receive payments in Utopia own e-currency crypton.
Decentralized P2P network No central servers. Each user participates in network routing.
Mining made easy Earn cryptons by running Utopia software or mining bots online.
Designed for anonymity Utopia ensures your privacy. Your IP address and identity cannot be revealed.
uNS - Utopia Name System Truly decentralized and non-censored registry, equivalent of classic DNS.
Secure web browser Tor alternative. Surf the Utopia ecosystem by using built-in Idyll browser.
Secure storage and transmission Utopia uses 256-bit AES and curve25519 high-speed encryption.
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• Negative comment • 12 months ago • 4 users agree and 1 doesn't • 0 replies
Utopia is a great software, well-developped, well-documented... BUT it isn't opensource so nobody can verify that they respect privacy. I'll then give only one star because they point out that this software respects privacy... but we have no proof.
Utopia is indeed the need of the hour. A decentralized p2p ecosystem which is not governed and mining doesn't require high computation power rather works on PoM (Proof of Memory). Crypton (Crypto currency of Utopia) which is listed on exchanges is the integral cryptocurrency of Utopia enabling all transactions to take place with in the client and being a privacy coin enables true privacy.
Built in channels / mail / websites (existing websites can be forwarded on ecosystem through just a few clicks) makes it worthy of use
Upcoming 3rd party code audit will put 'closed source' issue to rest. Holding onto a functional coin ($CRP) is certainly a wise thing to do !!!
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OrdinaryAlien
Comment • 8 months ago • 4 users agree and 2 don't • 5 replies
How can we trust the software if it is not open source?
Wildbird
at the moment, there are a huge number of ways to check the actions of applications without getting into the source code. Ask professionals for advice.
Personal opinion: it is high time to make the sources of crypto projects closed. Tired of forks. We are tired of viruses that are created almost instantly in the presence of open source codes.
Reply written 8 months ago
Hackology
By doing your own research and querying what they gaining by not open sourcing ? the amount they invested in giving out to bounty hunters they could have gotten more in what ever their aims where... and while a 3rd party audit being in the works for those who don't like to do much research will be satisfied soon
Reply written 5 months ago
AleksanderB
WhatsApp, used by over 1 billion users worldwide, is not open source!
So ask yourself: would you rather use an app purchased for over $20 billion by Facebook looking to monetize its users, while under the control of the U.S. Government, or a P2P app built from scratch since 2013 by a team that is self-funded and philosophically motivated to protect users from surveillance and censorship? They are also going to pay out of their own pockets to get their software audited by a reputable 3rd party and the mobile software is in development. Which of these two parties would you support?
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Reply written 4 months ago
4N0N
It can be trusted becuase it is partially open-source. Maybe can try running it in a sandboxed environment. If you're not yet satisifed, hire ethical hackers try bounty hunting it.
Reply written 3 months ago
Lunatica
No way to trust. So neither trust it nor use it.
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AleksanderB
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• Positive comment • 4 months ago • 0 replies
Utopia P2P just went through a major software update to add P2P poker with real money using CRP, too. Check it out: Utopia P2P Updates to 1.0.6318
Their native coin Crypton (CRP) has also been listed by 2 exchanges now without any fees taken from the development team for listing and CRP is now listed on CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko.
Utopia is a great software, well-developped, well-documented... BUT it isn't opensource so nobody can verify that they respect privacy.
I'll then give only one star because they point out that this software respects privacy... but we have no proof.
Utopia is indeed the need of the hour. A decentralized p2p ecosystem which is not governed and mining doesn't require high computation power rather works on PoM (Proof of Memory). Crypton (Crypto currency of Utopia) which is listed on exchanges is the integral cryptocurrency of Utopia enabling all transactions to take place with in the client and being a privacy coin enables true privacy.
Built in channels / mail / websites (existing websites can be forwarded on ecosystem through just a few clicks) makes it worthy of use
Upcoming 3rd party code audit will put 'closed source' issue to rest.
Holding onto a functional coin ($CRP) is certainly a wise thing to do !!!
How can we trust the software if it is not open source?
at the moment, there are a huge number of ways to check the actions of applications without getting into the source code. Ask professionals for advice.
Personal opinion: it is high time to make the sources of crypto projects closed. Tired of forks. We are tired of viruses that are created almost instantly in the presence of open source codes.
Reply written 8 months ago
By doing your own research and querying what they gaining by not open sourcing ? the amount they invested in giving out to bounty hunters they could have gotten more in what ever their aims where... and while a 3rd party audit being in the works for those who don't like to do much research will be satisfied soon
Reply written 5 months ago
WhatsApp, used by over 1 billion users worldwide, is not open source!
So ask yourself: would you rather use an app purchased for over $20 billion by Facebook looking to monetize its users, while under the control of the U.S. Government, or a P2P app built from scratch since 2013 by a team that is self-funded and philosophically motivated to protect users from surveillance and censorship? They are also going to pay out of their own pockets to get their software audited by a reputable 3rd party and the mobile software is in development. Which of these two parties would you support?
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Reply written 4 months ago
It can be trusted becuase it is partially open-source. Maybe can try running it in a sandboxed environment. If you're not yet satisifed, hire ethical hackers try bounty hunting it.
Reply written 3 months ago
No way to trust. So neither trust it nor use it.
Reply written 3 months ago
Utopia P2P just went through a major software update to add P2P poker with real money using CRP, too. Check it out: Utopia P2P Updates to 1.0.6318
Their native coin Crypton (CRP) has also been listed by 2 exchanges now without any fees taken from the development team for listing and CRP is now listed on CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko.
CMC: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/utopia/
CG: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/crypton
I can’t wait to see what they release next! I know they’re working on mobile software and giving Tor websites very serious competition.
A very good application, designed to to do it's job at the best. New features are still loading and it's working very fine.