Review on Masari by francis fernandez
Masari: looking for the first place in the use of universal cryptocurrency!
In the crypto market there are a range of cryptocurrencies with an important history of value and with relative preference among their users due to their particular characteristics.
However, all users could agree on the selection of a digital currency that brings together under the same infrastructure: security, scalability, anonymity, low cost and speed in their commercial operations.
Masari is a digital currency, whose platform allows cryptocurrency shipments worldwide, guaranteeing privacy to its users and paying a low cost for their transactions.
What characteristics can we know of Masari?
* The symbol for your digital currency is $ MSR.
* It is a decentralized and open source platform, that is, its infrastructure is publicly accessible, it is not subject to particular regulations and it also has the support of voluntary communities of developers.
* It is a platform that provides privacy due to the use of its CryptoNote and RingCT protocols; responsible for hiding the amount, origin and destination of operations from its users.
* It is a fully scalable digital currency thanks to its SECOR and blocktree protocol that give flexibility to its blockchain and allow easy compatibility with other decentralized applications.
* Masari coin can be acquired, sold or traded on at least six exchanges including: Citex, Crex24 and TradeOgre.
* The Masari platform allows the user to create their own Masari billboard, even offline.
* Coin can be generated by using mining pools.
* Allows you to make transfers quickly, safely and reliably.
Pros
- It is an easily accessible platform, compatible with other applications thanks to its high scalability.
- Offers a web page accessible through Windows, Linux, Mac operating systems and downloadable application through Android devices.
- It allows fast, secure and low-cost transactions at the international and local level.
Cons
- Its issuance is a maximum of 20 million coins.
