Burency is an advocate for crypto and Blockchain adoption, particularly in the MIDDLE EAST. The platform is designed to address key challenges that prevent widespread adoption within the cryptocurrency and Blockchain ecosystem such as exchange’s lack of liquidity and security, unsustainable mining, unawareness of Blockchain applications to businesses. The Burency Exchange is a regulated exchange platform that addresses key challenges including security, liquidity, fiat to crypto transactions and vise versa, and more. The exchange is one of the world’s fully insured platforms, with coverage provided from LIoyd’s of London through the Nebbex Protocol. The Burency Mining facility answers some of the challenges associated with crypto mining such as mining destruction to environment and excessive mining power expenses by creating a sustainable facility powered by renewable hydropower. Burency provides a streamlined platform for the generation of cryptocurrency via purchased timeshare slots within the mining facilities using the BUY token. Additionally, computational power can also be purchased via the BUY token which governs purchases across the Burency ecosystem. The Burency Blockchain Development Center is dedicated mainly for advising enterprises on Blockchain applications and helping them operate on the blockchain for more efficient operation and business transactions execution. In particular, the center focuses on the creation of smart contracts that enable businesses to trade with entities across geographical and jurisdiction boundaries.

The SISHUB project is developing an anonymous messenger and a decentralized system for sharing data through the utilization blockchain technologies. Does Not Log IP Address. Only complex identifiers and tunnels for data transfer will be used, which will change every 10 minutes. Absence of information collection, control over users and collection of geodata. SISHUB uses triple encryption of its own design, based on AES CBC, DSA, HMAC, when most use Curve25519, RSA 2048. All data is hashed using the SHA-2 protocol (64-bit architecture).