What is Ampera (AMP)?

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About Ampera (AMP)

Amp is an Ethereum based token that acts as collateral for any form of payment. Amp is hosted on the Ethereum blockchain and is used in transactions on the Flexa network. Its primary benefit is putting both parties in a transaction at ease in the event of an unconfirmed transaction of BTC, ETH, or another digital currency. Amp can also be traded on centralized crypto exchanges.

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