Jupiter

Jupiter (JUPI) is a decentralised blockchain project designed to make blockchain technology accessible, secure, and user-friendly for both individuals and enterprises. The project emphasised privacy and data protection through military-grade encryption. Jupiter provided a suite of tools and applications aimed at enabling secure communication, file storage, and decentralised application (dApp) development. Its ecosystem included platforms like Gravity, a secure messaging app, and Fndr, a tool for private group communication.

Jupiter (JUPI) operated its own blockchain, which supported features like on-chain data storage, encrypted messaging, and file sharing. The JUPI token was used to facilitate transactions and services within its ecosystem.

Jupiter (JUPI) had several key use cases within its blockchain ecosystem, supporting both individual users and enterprises. Its primary applications included:

• Data Privacy and Security: Jupiter's ecosystem was built on military-grade encryption to protect sensitive data. Users could store and share encrypted files and messages securely through Jupiter's decentralised infrastructure.
• Decentralised Applications (dApps): Developers could build and deploy dApps on Jupiter's blockchain. Jupiter's development tools, such as Jupiter-SDK and Jupiter-FS, provided an accessible framework for dApp creation.
• Secure Communication: Jupiter's Gravity app enabled encrypted, private messaging for both individuals and teams. It was marketed as a privacy-first alternative to popular messaging platforms.
• File Sharing and Storage: Jupiter's Jupiter-FS system supported decentralised file storage, offering users a secure method to upload, store, and access files on-chain.
• Version Control and Development: Decentralized Git allowed developers to manage source code in a decentralised manner, promoting privacy and version control without reliance on centralised platforms like GitHub.