Review on Coinonat by Gulnara Baytahanowa

Bitcoin has emerged with the need to make better peer-to-peer transactions that are faster, less centralized, and more secure ways of making payments. But with its defects came the emergence of many other coins. One of these is Cannation. The Cannation plan was built to ensure the speed of transaction processing, for example, as it uses peer-to-peer technology, these transactions can be called harmless. As a coin that can be traded, like Bitcoin, miners solve puzzles in order for a transaction to be completed. At first, this plan had the opportunity to ascend flawlessly, but then it was categorically abandoned. I see, in fact, that the coin is still quoted, and quite well, in fact, that it still has the ability to be sold on the Yobit exchange, I found, in fact, that its website and the block explorer were gone. Links to these websites don't work, and the host's website is up for resale, and Explorer doesn't download anything. Without a working conductor, I cannot say whether it is likely to execute transactions, and with the coin available on Yobit, users have every chance to still think that the plan is actually active. For this I recommend not to purchase