Review on Masari by Temitope Babatunde
Privacy Coin With Scalabilty and Small Fee.
Masari is a project based on Monero and was launched in 2017. It focuses on the privacy of the users. It tries to protect the identity of the crypto user. It makes it easier for it's adopter to send money within themselves globally irrespective of the location and with small fees.
It uses power of work consesus protocol which means that the coin is mineable. To a reasonable extent, it solve the problem of scalability because it's block time is just 60 seconds. It also an open source project and have major concern for coins with cryptoNote and RingCT protocol. It is community funded and the coin which has MSR as symbol is tradable on some exchanges like Crex24, Stex, Citex etc.
It has social media presence on telegram, facebook, twitter, discord etc. The website also is available in up to 4 languages or more. The supported wallet is downloadable from the website and is available for Mac, Linux, windows and android.
It is clear that with what the team is achieving by now and with many more to achieve the project will surely be something to reckon with.
Pros
- It makes the private use of crypto possible like some other coin before it.
- Making the sending of money accross the globe easier and affordable with little fee.
- Because of its privacy, it makes everything about the transaction unclear, so that no one will be able to trace it.
- It support many operating system.
- The token can be traded on many exchanges.
Cons
- Many projects are like it, so it has strong competitors.
- Is not yet popular, many people have not come to know about it.
