Hi guys ... the topic of my discussion this time is a very cool project, because this project is now a byword among netizens for promoting decentralized and transparent transaction systems, the project is Skelpy.

What is Skelpy?

Skelpy is a Blockchain that wants to provide information in unexplored fields. The aim of this project is to create a completely decentralized and transparent Blockchain where all portfolios have a certified digital identity.
Certified users can have another wallet that is certified or not registered (not certified).

The Skelpy Blockchain is based on DPS (Delegate Proof of Stake) technology where there are 51 forging nodes that have the task of maintaining active and working nets. The DPoS technology used by Skelpy took the project ARK (https://www.ark.io) as a starting point but this is not a copy or side chain of the project. The Skelpy blockchain starts from a solid and tested base that will be upgraded to be functional to the Skelpy System.

So it will be possible for users to issue transactions on the Blockchain with a certified wallet (individual or legal entity) or with a non-certified wallet.

The source code associated with the blockchain will be fully issued along with the tools,
while all the code associated with the SkelpySystem platform will still be backed up.

Forging


In the DPoS system, forging is the process by which new coins are produced during the transaction validation activities of the delegates. Indeed, in the Evidence Delegation of Delegates delegates serving throughout the world keep the online node (server) where the blockchain client is running, validate transactions that originate from the user's wallet and keep the network active. This software allows, to maintain a decentralized network, to validate transactions, issue new coins in circulation and reward delegates for their services.

Delegate and choose


To be a delegate there is a sound system based on the amount of money currency held (peg). In the DPoS system, forging is given to a number of delegates. Delegates were chosen from all networks with a representative system approval democracy whose weight, in turn, is proportional to the amount
tokens owned by voters. In this system each delegation receives a prize in Skelpy (SKP), to cover
the costs needed to maintain their own node. If delegates fail or use their authority in the wrong way, the vote can revoked from the voters themselves and assigned to new delegations, thus ensuring network security in the logic of democratic representation.

Certification tool

The main recognized tools and methods that we use to certify wallets are:
KYC, AML, CTF.

KYC

The Know Your Customer (KYC) sentence means the identification process used by
company to verify the identity of its own customers and evaluate potential risks
or illegal intentions in relation to customers.

AML

Anti-Money Laundering (AML) refers to a series of procedures, laws and regulations
directed to stop income production with illegal activities. Even if it's anti-money
The laundering law includes a number of transactions and criminal behavior, they
generate large-scale implications. For example, AML regulations require it all
institutions issue credit to ensure that they do not help with money laundering
activities.

CTF

Counter Terrorism Financing (CTF) is a set of rules and laws that focus on
understanding and answers to significant terrorism and financial funding
threat.