Secret scrt

Secret Network secret|c|scrt is the first cryptocurrency blockchain to offer completely private smart contracts. The Secret Network blockchain nodes cannot even view transactions made on Secret Smart Contracts. Secret Network's native SCRT coin is not a privacy coin. All transactions made in SCRT are publicly viewable, just like those on Bitcoin or Ethereum. However, Secret tokens issued on the Secret Network preserve privacy by default, like Monero

Secret Network was initially known as Enigma, a layer-2 scaling solution for Ethereum which added privacy to smart contracts. Enigma was created by MIT graduates Can Kisagun and Guy Zyskind in 2014. Currently, Tor Bair is the core contributor. He finished his MBA at MIT with Can Kisagun, becoming involved in Enigma. Before, Tor was a professional options trader. He also worked as a data scientist at Snapchat before going full-time with Enigma in 2017. On February 13th, 2020, Enigma was rebranded to Secret Network after a community vote, partially due to Enigma's bad press due to SEC charges

The main reasons to invest in Secret include: - The first blockchain to offer programmable privacy to smart contracts. - Secret Network was built using the Cosmos SDK, which can process close to 10,000 transactions per second. - Users can stake SCRT to get voting rights and yield from staking rewards and fees in the network. - Received $400M in Ecosystem Funding from DeFiance Capital, Alameda Research, CoinFund, HashKey, and more