Most random numbers used in computer programs are pseudo-random, which means they are generated in a predictable fashion using a mathematical formula. This is fine for many purposes, but it may not be random in the way you expect.

The randomness we used comes from atmospheric noise, which is better than the pseudo-random number algorithms typically used in computer programs.

Every bill is always the same. We provide a 128-bit MD5 hash useful to verify the integrity of the file.

The Bills are offered to protential investors. This will provide the opportunity to earn revenue from the different transactions that will occurr in the future, as only the owners of the bills in the collection will be given the possibility to run a node and earn 2% of every CryptoBill transaction.

We believe the zero-knowledge rollout offers greater potential for achieving a truly decentralized currency.

There has been attempts to achieve this. Bitcoin, Ethereum et all. However, Ethereum with Smart Contracts brought new posibilities.

We humans are not machines that deal with only bits and values.

Our aproach is to use graphical representations in the form of bills for this.

We actually began with this one. We would have faced the same problem of other blockchains, but not if we are a layer 2 blockchain, taking advantage of the coming Ethereum 2 update.

A wallet is a necesity to trade bills between people who in many cases will be unfamiliarized with the underlaying technologies.

This is where you having participated in the collection sale becomes the oportunity to have an extra revenue. You can run a node, or you can sell some bills to someone wanting to become a node in the future. You use the collection to buy the participation.