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| FIX Network 
| #FIX
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| FIX Price: | $0.0000494 | | Volume: | $1 | | All Time High: | $0.000239 | | Market Cap: | $491.1 K |
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| Circulating Supply: | 9,932,992,838 |
| Exchanges: | 1
| | Total Supply: | 9,932,992,838 |
| Markets: | 1
| | Max Supply: | 100,000,000,000 |
| Pairs: | 1
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The last known price of #FIX is $0.0000494 USD.
 Please note that the price of #FIX was last updated over 590 days ago. This can occur when coins have sporadic price reporting, no listings on exchanges or the project has been abandonded. All #FIX statistics should be considered as 'last known value'.
The lowest FIX price for this period was $0, the highest was $0.0000494, and the exact last price of FIX was $0.00004944.
The all-time high FIX coin price was $0.000239.
Use our custom price calculator to see the hypothetical price of FIX with market cap of ETH or other crypto coins. |
The code for FIX Network crypto currency is #FIX.
FIX Network is 2.3 years old. |
The current market capitalization for FIX Network is $491,081.
FIX Network is ranked #1254 out of all coins, by market cap (and other factors). |
There is an unknown daily trading volume on #FIX.
Today's 24-hour trading volume across all exchanges for FIX Network is $1.00. |
| The circulating supply of FIX is 9,932,992,838 coins, which is 10% of the maximum coin supply. |
FIX has very limited pairings with other cryptocurrencies, but has at least 1 pairing and is listed on at least 1 crypto exchange.
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FIX Network is attending MWC 2020 in Barcelona
FIX Network is delighted to announce its first appearance at the Mobile World Congress, the world’s largest mobile event. MWC brings together over 100,000 industry professionals, and showcases the latest technology and innovations from over 2,400 of the sector’s leading companies, representing global mobile operators, device manufacturers, service providers and vendors. FIX Network aims to utilize and leverage the existing cellular infrastructure by implementing a blockchain-based security protocol to support new privacy, security, management and safety solutions. The FIX Network Security Protocol will allow mobile operators to deliver services such as digital identity management, cryptocurrency wallets, and personal data firewalls to mobile subscribers, enabled by the safekeeping of private keys on the subscribers’ SIM cards. In addition to the FIX Network Security Protocol, the company will unveil their FIX ID app, which is used together with truly subscriber-owned global phone numbers to secure Digital Identities. This free-to-use, reference 2FA application includes the practical ability to recover access to Digital Identities through user-defined policies that include the subscriber’s trusted social circle and/or FIX-enabled, non-swappable SIM cards. FIX Network considers the MWC to be the ideal forum to present and discuss our ideas and meet with potential partners. Importantly, this major event also affords us... 
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FIX Network achieves significant milestone by the first ever signing of a Bitcoin message over the…
FIX Network achieves significant milestone by the first ever signing of a Bitcoin message over the cellular network - FIX Network is very pleased to announce that we have completed a giant step towards our goal of securing transactions and private keys on SIM cards. This achievement serves as validation and proof-of-concept of our core technology of storing and managing private keys on SIM cards, and facilitating the completion of public and private signatures over the air. The FIX Network Security Protocol will ensure the security and safety of private keys that are used by applications running on mobile devices, providing a safe environment for protecting our digital identities and digital assets. A major innovation and a critical component of our solution is the storage of private keys on the subscriber’s SIM card, and the execution of cryptographic operations on that SIM card using cryptographic-enabled applets. Importantly, the private keys are never exposed to the mobile device or to a public network, and this architecture adds a significant layer of security to the storage of digital identities and assets, and for effecting digital transactions. “The first signing of a Bitcoin message over the air was an exhilarating moment such as when you manage to ride a bicycle for the first time,’’ said Frank Kleinewoerdemann, a cellular security specialist and active contributor to the FIX Network project. “We can now ...
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FIX Network secures global phone numbers for their first 10 million users
The recent wave of SIM swap attacks have highlighted the often discussed problems concerning the unsatisfactory security levels of cellular infrastructure and applications that are used for authentication, such as 2FA over text messages. There have been many high-profile cases involving significant financial losses due to hijacked phone numbers, and both the subscribers and service providers are demanding a full architectural and operational overhaul of the current system. While the ultimate goal for FIX Network is to provide comprehensive blockchain-based solutions for securing our digital assets and identities by safekeeping private keys on users’ SIM cards, there is an urgent and immediate requirement to secure our most valuable Digital Identity — our phone number. Because of this compelling issue, as a first step, FIX Network will provide a free-to-use 2FA application, together with newly issued and truly subscriber-owned phone numbers that will serve as secure and global Digital Identities. This service will also include the practical ability to recover access to Digital Identities through user-defined policies that include the subscriber’s trusted social circle and/or FIX-enabled, non-swappable SIM cards. The phone numbers to be used for this 2FA solution have been recently assigned by the ITU as International Shared Country Code numbers with prefix of +883. These numbers will be truly owned and fully control...
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FIX Network — Delivering Your Secure and Safe Digital Future
FIX Network — Delivering Your Secure and Safe Digital Future - The problem in a nutshell We are rapidly evolving into a digital and decentralized society, where more and more of our daily transactions will take place on our mobile devices. In order to achieve the mass adoption of these transformative services, users must be confident, comfortable and feel safe to entrust their digital lives to new decentralized applications, and yet still retain full control over their assets and data. However, there is currently a huge gap between the requirements of a truly digital world, and the security and safety levels offered by solutions available today. How will this affect us all? It is clear that the use of digital assets and identities will soon be considered as a standard, fundamental and essential part of our every-day activities. Importantly, our mobile devices will play a central role in supporting this transformation, and we will all need to take more responsibility for managing, securing, controlling our digital assets and identities on these devices. Let’s take a more detailed look at digital assets and identities. What is a digital asset? The definition of a digital asset is constantly changing as digital formats evolve and new ideas of our digital future emerge. However, it is fair to state that these assets will not only consist of financial instruments such cryptocurrencies or bank accounts, but will also in...
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Our most valuable Digital Assets are at great risk. Can this be fixed?
Our phone number is our most important digital asset, and will remain the only unique national and international method of identification well into the future. As more of our personal lives, transactions and interactions move online, the use of this single identifier will become increasingly important. Already, numerous apps equate their user accounts with personal phone numbers, and significant global initiatives such as the GSMA’s Mobile Connect solution promote the mobile number as a universal digital identity, allowing participants to access multiple online services via a single sign-on. In addition to our reliance on the phone number as an identifier, in recent years more and more companies and services have come to depend on smartphones as a secure device on which they may authenticate their users through procedures such as two-factor authentication, where verification codes are received through SMS texts. Therefore, the often publicly available phone number is used both as an identifier and also as a means to confirm that identity, with this digital asset essentially acting as the lock and key for accessing supposedly-secure portals. Anyone who controls the phone number may then be an authenticator, and by diverting incoming messages, scammers are easily able to complete the verification checks that protect our most sensitive accounts. Alternatively, the presumed private and secure characteristics of a phone number ...
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Blockchain and Private Keys on SIM Cards will secure our digital lives
We are rapidly evolving into a digital and decentralized society, where private keys on mobile devices will play a critical and indispensable role in ensuring the safety of our daily transactions and securing our digital identities. FIX Network are aiming to revolutionize the blockchain and cellular industries by providing mobile device users with innovative key holder and transaction security, coupled with a practical user experience. The underlying technology for securing the user’s private keys are the SIM cards used by mobile operators, enabled by the FIX Network open-source application residing on those SIM cards. This standard SIM hardware, together with blockchain-powered, distributed policy engines that govern end-user transactions, form the architectural backbone of the FIX Network security solution. This solution introduces the concept of a pool of SIM cards, enhancing security, and at the same time, eliminating the possibility of a single point of failure. Multiple SIM cards may be used for storing private key fragments, and may be included as essential components for authorizing transactions. The segmentation (also called sharding) and encryption of private keys over a number of trusted devices containing SIM cards is an important advancement in the security and safety of key storage. The complete private key is only assembled during transactions, with inter-SIM communications taking place over the cellular signa...
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