From the Greek Kenos, meaning "empty" or "void". This fulfill the non-KYC philosophy, where the user is and at the same time, the data is non-existent. It's short, strong, timeless, scales beyond connectivity and I think is a name with privacy-focused requirements without being tied to nothing.
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From the Greek Kenos, meaning "empty" or "void". This fulfill the non-KYC philosophy, where the user is and at the same time, the data is non-existent. It's short, strong, timeless, scales beyond connectivity and I think is a name with privacy-focused requirements without being tied to nothing.