Review on Masari by Gabriel Medina
Masari focused on privacy
Masari (MSR) is a cryptocurrency that uses RingCT and CryptoNote protocols that have undergone careful research and are stable to ensure that Masari is fungible, adaptable, secure, and untraceable.
The coin features a graphical user interface wallet, Multi-Sig support, and sub-address booster. Users can run or store their Masari coins in the GUI wallet or in other words use. It also has a mobile wallet, which will be an extension of the GUI wallet with the aim that users can access their coins without much effort and complete daily transactions effectively.
The Masari platform has a paper wallet where users can access the offline wallet generator on the Masari platform. The wallet generator will produce another Masari wallet or, in other words, and will do all the essential counts locally. As a network, the association is not essential to request the creation of another wallet. Users can create a Masari wallet without the danger of their private keys being stolen or lost.
This project has a great future and I totally recommend it due to the privacy you get guaranteed by Safari.
Pros
- The wallet is available on Linux, MacOS, and Windows.
- Multi-Sig hardening eliminates the need for intermediaries during transactions and enables trustless off-chain transactions.
- Use Uncle Mining, which will make a more secure network that safely reduces block emission rates to improve network inertia during mining activity.
- Masari uses a distributed shared consensus network, which cryptographically anchors each of the transactions on the network to keep them away from digital dangers or programmer attacks.
Cons
- The transaction volumes are very low.
- It doesn't have much competition in the world of cryptocurrencies.
