Part Two: Evaluation Kirobo-Demo platform

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This part is intended solely for those interested in multiplying the amount of tokens they receive from us.

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1. What is the main difference between a backup and an inheritance?

10 points

Backup refers to transferring the ownership of the On-Chain Wallet, while inheritance refers to the distribution of assets that are in the On-Chain Wallet

Inheritance refers to transferring ownership of the On-Chain Wallet, while backup refers to the distribution of assets that are in the On-Chain Wallet.

There is no technological difference between inheritance and backup.

None of the above

2. Who keeps the private key?

10 points

The Kirobo platform

Only the user

Both the user and the Kirobo platform

3. Why should you set up both backup and inheritance?

10 points

Backup can be set up for a short period of time, while the inheritance can be set up for a longer time, so the user can access the money quickly if the private key is lost or else, prevent the distribution of assets by mistake

This would make no sense.

It’s impossible to set up both; you can only set up backup or inheritance.

None of the above

4. Where is the private key to the On-Chain Wallet saved?

10 points

The On-Chain Wallet does not have a private key, so the only way to access the On-Chain Wallet is to use the wallet that created it.

The user has the private key of the On-Chain Wallet

Kiribo has the private key of the On-Chain Wallet

None of the above

5. How do I sign transactions?

10 points

By using the On-Chain Wallet

By using the original wallet

6. Can I send money directly to and from the On-Chain Wallet?

10 points

Yes

7. Are the funds on the On-Chain Wallet locked?

10 points

Yes

8. Are funds sent to your wallet after creating backup or inheritance backed up?

10 points

Yes

9. Should I stop using my wallet (such as Trezor or Ledger) and only use Kirobo's wallet?

10 points

Absolutely not! Kirobo is a platform designed to interface with any wallet that allows interfacing with it. In addition to signing the transactions, you need to use the original wallet that created the On-Chain Wallet.

Yes, if you want backup or inheritance, you must abandon the wallet you are used to and start using only Kirobo’s.

10. What is the difference between Kirobo's technology and the backup method of the private key itself?

10 points

The Kirobo technology is executed within the blockchain, while the private key backup method is executed outside the blockchain

Using Kirobo's technology, you can even actually destroy your private key.

Unlike Kirobo’s technology, the private key recovery technologies known today use a central server, third parties that can be hacked such as email, or technologies that have not yet been proven.

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