Welcome back fellow crypto traders, we have an exciting coin to introduce to you today. If you’d like to get into crypto trading go visit our earlier post about getting set up on an exchange to start your trading career.

Today we talk about Eryllium (ERY).

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What is Eryllium?

Eryllium (ERY) is a privacy-centric digital currency with instant transactions.

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Eryllium (ERY)  is based on the Bitcoin software, but it has a two tier network that improves it. Eryllium allows you to remain anonymous while you make transactions, similar to cash.
With Bitcoin, transactions are published to the blockchain and you can prove who made them or to whom, but with Eryllium the anonymization technology makes it impossible to trace them. This is important because the blockchain is accessible to anyone with an internet connection – a significant drawback for those don’t wish their transaction history and balances to be publicly available.

 Why choose Eryllium?

 PRIVATE

Keep your payments private so nobody can track you, your transactions and balances are nobody’s business. With Eryllium’s ahead of time anonymization only you have access to your financial information.

 FAST

Payments are received almost instantly by the other party thanks to fast send technology. Ahead of time anonymization lets you send Eryllium’s anonymously without waiting for processes or people.

 SECURE

Advanced encryption and a trustless protocol for complete security in your payments and anonymization process.

 GLOBAL

You can send money anywhere in the world and it will take the same time and cost to send.

 LOW FEES

Much lower than banks or credit cards, usually even free. You don’t pay profits to anyone, just the network costs.

 PEER TO PEER

No central authorities to trust because of full decentralization, even for the anonymization process. Everything stays between you and the other party in the transaction.

At a little over 5c a coin, we raked in 1000, get on it.

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