HolyTransaction CEO Francesco Simonetti talks to Cointelegraph about new opportunities opened to him by going into Bitcoin, and explains what is different about his wallet. Simonetti is a co-founder of AssoBit, Crypto College Network Italy and Bitcoin Foundation Italy. He says: “In 2013 I took off on my adventure in the Bitcoin ecosystem following the Bitcoin Meetup in Rome, I have always looked for exciting opportunities. Very early in my life, I promoted and organized electronic music events. Later, I conducted multiple projects producing music. I began to have an interest in cryptocurrencies and started HolyTransaction because it strengthens the underprivileged in a quick, safe and independent way’. A multicurrency wallet
HolyTransaction is a universal wallet which allows users to store, spend, change and manage multiple cryptocurrenties and digital values as Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Omni Layer, Dash, Peercoin, Blackcoin, Ethereum, Gridcoin and more. Basically all the currencies based on the blockchain technology.
The peer-to-peer method enables simple and fast transactions, and enables crypto-to-crypto instant exchanges in a single account. Fighting competitors
The main difference between HolyTransaction and its competitors is that the first one admits not only Bitcoin but also many other cryptocurrencies, so it can be called a “universal” wallet. Additionally, HolyTransaction has a fixed-rate exchange.
Users can switch from one to another cryptocurrencies in their personal account in a few clicks, with a simple interface.
Normally, if you want to have ten different cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, litecoin, dogecoin, peercoin, etc.) you need to have ten different wallets, which is difficult to manage. Instead, HolyTransaction platform solves this problem, unifying everything in a single account. It also provides you with a high level of security with crypto-to-crypto exchanges so you can easily turn from one cryptocurrency to another. Adding Multisignature for improving security Bitcoin users are quite concerned about their privacy. However, […]
