Tutela (TUTL)

Tutela (TUTL) is a Masternode and Proof of Stake coin with a real-world use case. It functions as a token within a private Linux-based virtual machine (VM) created on a random IP address and decommissioned when users are finished. The coin operates on a staking mechanism, where holders of Tutela can earn tokens simply by holding a certain number of Tutela tokens as collateral. The minimum collateral for staking is 1,000 Tutela. Additionally, Tutela utilizes Masternodes, servers created and funded with a specific amount of Tutela tokens. The amount of collateral required for operating a Masternode varies and depends on the block.

The Tutela coin offers a unique approach to privacy as it does not track, collect, or share users’ private data. It prioritizes the protection of user privacy and aims for complete anonymity online. The coin’s reward structure includes Masternode rewards (80%) and Staking rewards (20%). The total coin supply is capped at 700 million, with a block time of 60 seconds. Tutela’s deployment follows a timeline, including milestones such as blockchain start, pre-sale, exchange listings, and development of the Tutela Secure virtual machine.

Tutela’s use case revolves around providing users with a private and secure browsing experience. It allows users to create temporary secure virtual machines anywhere, instantly created in the web browser and destroyed when no longer needed. By offering a private virtual machine with robust privacy guarantees, Tutela aims to ensure that users can browse the internet without compromising their privacy or leaving any trace of their online activities.