Ambisafe Announces the Beta Version of Orderbook Ethereum Asset Management Platform

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Ambisafe Announces the Beta Version of Orderbook Ethereum Asset Management Platform

Orderbook, the Ethereum asset management platform by Ambisafe has entered beta phase.

Ambisafe, an Ethereum asset management platform has released the Beta version of Orderbook, a trading platform for Ethereum-based ICO tokens. The platform allows ICO participants to take advantage of cutting edge security, in which all critical operations are executed via Ethereum smart contracts, and all assets are held “on-chain”.

The asset information available on the platform includes dividend history, trading protocols, transaction volumes and analytics from trusted cryptocurrency sources. One of the main aspects that highlight Orderbook above all other exchanges is its state-of-the-art security.

The platform ensures full transparency as it is entirely implemented as a set of smart contracts. All transactions happening over the platform are recorded immutably on the blockchain. It will enable record keeping of the entire trade history, readily available for anyone to audit. The use of blockchain technology also makes it virtually impossible to make any manipulation to the existing records.

Orderbook is a trustless peer-to-peer platform with all assets stored “on-chain”. Exchange operators do not have access to users’ keys and thus cannot access customers’ funds directly. The smart contract implementation contains a recovery function which makes it the most secure, innovative Ethereum wallet with a conventional user interface. It allows anyone to securely store their funds and net worth in digital assets on the platform.

The unique trading interface contains additional information about companies and provides the ability to receive dividends and other rewards directly to the exchange wallets, thus creating an efficient, transparent and versatile environment for the cryptocurrency industry.

Disclaimer: Ambisafe is the source of this content. Virtual currency is not legal tender, is not backed by the government, and accounts and value balances are not subject to FDIC and other consumer protections. This press release is for informational purposes only. The information does not constitute investment advice or an offer to invest.

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