What Is Zenith (ZENITH)?

Zenith Chain (ZENITH) is an innovative platform that claims to provide a solution for bringing exchangeability and programmability. Zenith aims to execute a use case-specific blockchain developed to efficiently manage one function: sharing assets from one party to another. 

As per the whitepaper, one of the issues of cryptocurrencies is that the parties concerned in the transaction do trust or know the intentions of each other. The platform seeks to use third-party tools to sort out such problems. This is difficult for cryptocurrency where the third parties are nonexistent. With the strict blockchain protocols that safeguard the virtue of cryptocurrency, there are remaining suspicions about whether either of the participants can avoid the system.  

In addition, Zenith Chain claims to ensure native support of exchangeability; deliver safety and security with the validators. Zenith Chain also aims to allow the partakers to decide on one history of the order obtained by containing a timestamp server. This function, by taking a block hash of items for timestamping, seeks to confirm that the data must have been there at the time to get into the hash. Every timestamp contains the earlier timestamp in its hash, aiming to form a chain that reinforces the ones before it.

ZENITH token is native to the platform. After critically comprehending the token demand, analyzing the underlying token norms, and choosing the crypto coin's good features, the platform decided to redesign the tokens. The token is issued on the network of blockchain that seeks to permit the token to exist independently with few limitations for trading. 

History of Zenith (ZENITH)

Jonathan Emmanuel and Rajesh Chinnadurai cofounded the platform, and they work as CEO and CTO respectively in the company. The founding team includes Scott Curtis as CMO and Dimeji Tomori as COO. 

In the fourth quarter of 2020, the forum developed the Zenith blockchain. In the second quarter of 2021, the platform produced its coin.