Quote from: julioborell on July 25, 2019, 08:55:12 PM

Quote from: BY_ATOM on July 23, 2019, 06:05:31 PM

Quote from: Rokkex on July 23, 2019, 08:58:37 AM

Quote from: BY_ATOM

I have a question about the security of your project? You will develop all the protection systems yourself, or ask for help from third parties, whose main activities are aimed at protecting Internet resources from cyber attacks and finding and eliminating existing vulnerabilities and holes. The issue is very relevant in the light of recent events, large exchanges are periodically attacked and some can not cope with them. People lose their money and trust in exchanges and similar projects.

That is a very accurate question!
It's very easy to miss out on some major security flaws when you're focused on your product just yourself, therefore, we're partnering with third parties to get their feedback on any possible security issues regularly. For example, we're running a self-hosted bug bounty program to engage ethical hackers in search of vulnerabilities. As well as having regular security audits (pentests) from top security companies to further improve application security. As for the asset security, we are in a partnership with Ledger Vault that provides us with top tier cold storage solution utilizing Hardware Security Modules (HSM). There are other partners that I can name such as iComply and Kafka.

Thanks for the reply
You say, that: "Evaluates the project before listing" On that you will navigate in primarily? What are the main parameters to be taken into account in the assessment? You will have a separate team of analysts or you will take into account the opinions of third-party experts and popular Internet resources for evaluating crypto projects

I always participate in events in which the project team participates in which I invest.

Only personal meetings give me a guarantee of the safety of my investments.

This is not the cheapest pleasure and not every investor can afford to travel around the world.

Rokkex holds events?