Reliable or Not: WikiBit as First Regulation Information Search Tool in Blockchains

A good tool equips traders with a buff when they wonder whether the exchanges they register at are reliable, or project teams credible.

WikiBit is the first APP that takes the “search for the information of blockchain-based exchanges and projects” as its core function. The tool has pooled the information relating to over 5,837 exchanges, 8,364 tokens, and 26 regulators worldwide, giving traders a clear-cut understanding of the security of an exchange or a project. (Download link)

Go straight to the key points

Blockchain-based projects are often created by anonymous teams and operated in a distributed manner, which impairs their reliability. Given the absence of regulation, users demand for authorized information has become urgent as decisions on investment are hard to make within a short period of time.

Offer all-round criteria for judgment

WikiBit provides traders with over 30 dimensions of criteria for evaluating security, including regulation information, corporate overviews, and risk warnings, aiming to streamline the acquisition of information for users.

More than an info search tool

In addition to the function of search, WikiBit scales up its efforts to make an integrated platform of blockchain-based information out of itself. Users can expose shady deals, post clues, and link to industrial resources required for free.

The highly-educated R&D staff graduating from first-class universities have strengthened the capability of WikiBit in this field with competitive edges. In addition, WikiBit has established branches in many countries and regions worldwide.

WikiBit is continuously developing and improving after its official launch, planning to iterate a new version every two weeks in the future. We hope that users could witness the development of WikiBit with inclusion.