What is the Keep Network?
Keep is a network for storing and protecting private data. The network is made of off-chain containers for private data known as keeps, and the KEEP work token allows it to be completely permissionless. The main problem holding back adoption is that the data is public. Developers can finally build fully decentralized apps with Keep.
The first application built on top of the Keep network is tBTC. The Cross-Chain Group is one of the groups supporting the project.
The network's native work token is called KEEP.
Keep can be used.
The Keep Network and tBTC can be secured via staking. The random beacon and ECDSA are on the network. It is similar to running a full node. Fees are earned for providing work on the network.
Keep applications and tools can be used.
The RandomBeacon should be kept. tBTC is a bridge on the platform. The Keep token dashboard is an interface to manage and stake your KEEP. Keep and tBTC network statistics are summarized in a high level summary. The Keep network has a tool to monitor tBTC deposits.
How many coins are in circulation?
The Keep Network launched its mainnet on April 27th, 2020.
About the Keep Team.



What makes Keep Unique?
The team should not have the keys to the projects.
The Keep Network's first application, tBTC, is censorship-resistant because it uses keeps to store data. tBTC is fully backed and matched with at least 1 BTC held in reserve.
Where can I keep my stuff?
You can earn KEEP if you join our stakedrop and stake on the network today. Playing for Keeps allows people to learn to stake and win KEEP by contributing to the community. You need to join the datememe server in order to qualify for playing for keeps prizes.
Currently, KEEP is available for trading on a growing number of exchanges.
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