Ultra security messenger, ultra anonymity bitcoin network

BlackBook Messenger - Decentralized, confidential hybrid of Facebook and Twitter .
We are building a decentralised world and crypto economy within a decentralised social network.

No illegal activities.

Sell, buy, exchange. All transactions within the network are completely anonymous thanks to the use of bitcoins in a local, decentralised network.

MVP (mobile applications)

Currently, the audience of anonymous messengers worldwide exceeds 100 million users.

Competitors in this niche offer products that do not meet the modern demands of users and only provide anonymous chats or groups.

We have implemented a full-fledged social network with blogging capabilities and super resistance to blocking and attacks.

We plan to use a paid subscription model, which will bring in about $1 million with 100,000 app subscribers per month. Premium features with the option to pay with cryptocurrency will also be introduced.

Built-in local Bitcoin wallets for internal transactions for the purchase and sale of legal everyday items. Each user will be able to list any item and receive Bitcoins in return.

The project is forming its own anonymous and decentralised network with its own anonymous economy.

We are taking a new turn in the crypto economy: all Bitcoin transactions will be completely anonymous, and every user on the network will be able to receive Bitcoins based on the concept of equal distribution of commissions for transactions involving the purchase and sale of various (legal) items.

The application cannot be blocked in any country. If an attack is detected, the application redirects traffic through a different route, using independent local Tor engines. Our project does not depend on the outside world. Each installed application turns the phone into a network node, redirecting internal Bitcoin transactions through this network.

Also :

- A full-fledged social network with the ability to maintain pages, publish photos, videos, reposts, stories.
- It is impossible to block. Application contains 6 Tor engines, each of which works with all 4 anonymization protocols. Additionally, it bypasses blocking via the I2P network, making the app the most secure and anonymous messenger in the world.
- Functions of a personal blog, the ability to maintain your own blog.
- Decentralized social network that does not store your data, you are completely anonymous.

It contains a breakthrough combination of technologies: Snowflake + Conjure + obfs4 + 6 built-in Tor engines + 1 Tor service that turns the application into a mobile node + i2p + UDS (unix domain socket) + ZeroMQ to implement mixnet over Tor&i2p + libnflog to monitor route performance and switch to another protocol/engine in case of emergency. The application performs all manipulations automatically, meaning that the user does not need to enter anything to switch between routes, change protocols, and bypass censorship or blocking. The user sees an interface that is as familiar as possible for social networks.

Each of the 6 Tor engines is configured to work with three integrated protocols and one internal protocol. The messenger implements the Mixnet concept, in which the text of a message is broken up and mixed before being sent to the recipient so that to an outside observer, the text appears to be a random set of letters. The application uses 6 Tor engines, each of which works with all of the specified protocols, but only one of the six is used at any given time.

As soon as the application detects an attempt to block or hack it, it launches a second engine and all traffic is redirected along a new hidden route using a different protocol, not to mention the logic when the application detects an attempt to block traffic/hack and the internal manager automatically starts using the second or third protocol of the first Tor engine.

The application implements the logic of automatically selecting a security protocol and engine based on external conditions. If an attack occurs and Tor goes down, the application activates the remaining engines. If, for some reason, all 6 Tor engines are brought down, the application launches the last I2P and works through this network as a backup. All 6 engines are local and do not depend on the Tor project.

Also, due to its built-in Tor service, the application turns into a mobile node, i.e., a client/server concept where the application simultaneously acts as an information exchange point and a reception point, which, with a set audience, forms a closed private network whose traffic is closed within this network (a certain number of smartphones) and cannot leave. Everything is designed so that communication works in critical conditions.

Even if all i2p/Tor nodes suddenly crash, it will not stop working, as it is designed for complete autonomy and the formation of an internal similar network without dependence on external networks.

Bot integration has also been implemented. Currently, three types of bots are integrated: one is responsible for accepting friend requests, the second bot is responsible for automatic content publication, i.e., the client can be an automatic page that publishes content on a schedule, and the third is a chat bot.

The version of the application that is already working has the basic elements: a personal page with the ability to post and repost media anonymously, friends, communication, the ability to maintain a personal blog, and much more. We are currently working on calls, comments, and stories.

There is no emphasis on Tor or I2p; for ordinary users, everything is as familiar as possible, but under the hood...

The full version of the app is released within three weeks/a month after the design is finalized and the rest of the functionality is implemented. I ran a test ad for a couple of hours and received feedback in the form of 2,000 potential users and traffic from 35 countries to the website from which it could be downloaded. The traffic lasted for a month after a couple of hours of advertising, just a quick ad showing what was in the works.

Sessia - Just an anonymous chat room. No personal page and no possibility of reposts to yourself, no news feed of friends, partially centralized, not anonymous.

Telegram - Centralized and insecure. No personal page and no possibility of reposts to yourself, no news feed of friends, partially centralized, not anonymous

Twitter - Centralized and insecure.

Signal - Partially centralized and contains central servers. No personal page and no possibility of reposts to yourself, no news feed of friends.

Briar - Just an anonymous chat room.

The first anonymous and decentralized messenger that contains the functionality of centralized modern messengers.

- Anonymous cryptoeconomy and anonymous Bitcoin transactions
- Groundbreaking interface.
- Complete anonymity.
- Combining the concept of Facebook and Twitter in a single, anonymous application focused on privacy and complete decentralization.

Unlike other anonymous apps that offer only chats and dialogs, blckbook allows you to keep your own page, see your friends' updates, repost to yourself, blog, and post anonymous articles.

A monthly subscription that can bring in up to a million dollars a month in the first year.

The option to purchase a premium plan with additional features.

Costs — software improvements, advertising campaign, research into new communication opportunities within the project, implementation of quantum systems.

The approximate audience in the first year of the project is 100,000 users.
Subscription cost is $10.

Buying a subscription will be 50%. Approximate income in the first year is 8 - 12 million dollars

Advertising, modernization of the software product, expansion of functionality and exploration of new communication opportunities

Individually for investor.

There are no risks, the niche for 100 million users is empty.

In progress.