2.3 Artificial Intelligence Wallet

Since the inception of cryptocurrencies, a number of cryptocurrency exchange systems have suffered massive thefts ranging from $5 million to $400 million. With the frequency of incidents, it is nothing new. However, such security issues have plagued its use.

With the popularity of artificial intelligence, ATMT has created an artificial intelligence wallet that uses artificial intelligence to improve the high volume of cryptocurrency transactions brought about by blockchain technology, as well as the security of transactions. This can go a long way in alleviating the concerns of people. Artificial intelligence plays an important role in ensuring that malicious actors do not have the upper hand on the blockchain by eliminating human dependence on the network and using self-learning technology.

ATMT AI wallets will make cryptocurrencies safer by:

1. Unauthorized mining can be prevented The blockchain technology unique to the ATMT AI wallet can decentralize the money transfer process by making transactions transparent and allowing the user community to verify transactions. If the blockchain is chosen to be approved, users will be financially rewarded for their participation. Because verifying transactions becomes lucrative, this has led some companies to use artificial intelligence to ensure that the selection and reward process is fair, legitimate, and tamper-proof.

2. Many types of hacks can be prevented ATMT AI is automated and evolves as the network environment changes, making it harder for potential hackers to find vulnerabilities, while also identifying anomalies in the blockchain, which helps hackers identify their attempts and alert the system before they succeed. For example, ATMT AI has the potential to alert the blockchain to Sybil attacks, in which a group of people tries to forge a large number of false identities to gain greater influence in the network. If enough identities can be created quickly, then they will be able to rewrite the blockchain to gain an advantage.