EtherMail

At EtherMail we are redefining email for Web3, setting the standard for anonymous and encrypted wallet-to-wallet communication.

We are building the bridge between web 2.0 and web 3.0 email communication, bringing back to users full ownership, control and sovereignty of their inbox.

For end users this means fully anonymous P2P communication and being rewarded for reading relevant content in their inbox.

For companies this means sending rich, relevant content directly to asset holders based on blockchain synced real time information.

Phishing Attacks
Legacy Email services use old and obsolete email transfer protocols that resulted in an easy target for hackers to launch cyberattacks through emails.

Spamming by marketers
Most user’s inboxes are overflowing with 1000s of unread emails, with little to no incentive to read them.

Privacy concerns
In return of free email service provided, legacy email providers scan the content of our emails to feed data to their advertising machines. New data privacy laws are designed to address the longstanding issue of unsolicited marketing outreach, but will leave room for new advertising paradigms.

Anonymity
Anonymous communication between Web3 users and businesses on top of traditional solutions is nearly impossible and is typically circumnavigated with Telegram groups.

Lack of decentralized email standards on Web3
At the moment, sending/receiving emails between dApp and traditional emails is very challenging. Wallet addresses do not receive automatic alerts from any Web3 activity.