Decentralized artificial intelligence platform HyperCycle has introduced a new wearable smart technology device called RingOfRings. According to a press release from August 14, RingOfRings provides users with an innovative way to authenticate transactions and secure their digital assets.
The announcement was made at the Blockchain Futurist Conference, a notable blockchain and crypto event in Toronto, Canada.
HyperCycleβs AI-Powered RingOfRings
AI is becoming a significant part of everyday life, but its rise has also seen an increase in technology-related fraud and scams. The cryptocurrency sector is particularly affected by these malicious activities.
Various initiatives are in progress to encourage legitimate use cases within the AI space, including smart wallets. HyperCycleβs RingOfRings aims to contribute to this trend by offering a collaborative ecosystem for digital asset management through hardware technology.
Hardware authentication is crucial to this initiative. RingOfRings features a hardware token that enables multi-factor authentication, combining traditional cryptography with physical verification. The ring allows users to authorize blockchain transactions through functionalities such as tapping.
According to HyperCycle, RingOfRings is energy-efficient and does not require recharging or maintenance. The company believes that this technology could play a vital role in increasing crypto adoption by reducing the risk of crypto thefts, hacks, and fraud.
OkpR Token
The native token of the RingOfRings project is OkpR, with a supply of 30 billion tokens. This token supports network decentralization, involving 30 projects including exchanges, crypto wallets, and blockchain platforms.
These partners will use the tokens to incentivize their communities to adopt the technology, allowing users to unlock more OkpR in the project’s next vesting stage. Additionally, 4 billion OkpR tokens are allocated to the team, fundraising efforts, founders, and investors.
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