Review on Zebi Token by Eunice Olagbadun
File storage using Decentralization
From the intricacies of getting to store your files of value in an untampered way or a place where they cannot get misused, blockchain technology appeals to us a better way to save these files anonymously and with no centralised control over it. One Crypto projects that is leveraging the use of blockchain technology in order to provide decentralized cloud storage services is Zebi. Zebi offers to store documents such as land leasing, educational certificates, company audits among other important files by requiring its users to pay a small fee.
Zebi appears to be a project from India and the quality of services it offers is very different from other decentralised storage platforms I have come across with. The simplicity employed in storing documents was to a wallet from which I was able to directly upload my documents from my file folder to its cloud storage.
The Zebi token which is the main gate to accessing the services provided by this decentralized cloud backup blockchain is used in paying for the services being rendered by Zebi. The utility of this token is also found in its being able to be staked and delegated to masternodes to validate transactions all over the world. The Zebi token keeps on gaining newgrounds in different markets, it's just a matter of time before it reaches the top hundred coins in capitalisation value.
Pros
- Zebi allows cloud storage of Documents securely and anonymously
- Zebi token has been gaining grounds since it's launch, listed in many major exchanges and a good daily volume
- The Zebi token can also be stake to delegate task to Masternodes and earn rewards
Cons
- There has been a negative correlation to its value since its initial coin offering years back
- It's not one of the most popular decentralized storage options today
