Review on AllSafe by Ernesto Palma
AllSafe (ASAFE2), project for stakes and accommodation of maternodes
AllSafe (ASAFE2), is a crypto-currency that allows to generate profits, in a safe, efficient way and implementing good algorithm technology, efficiency of its own and stable network. AllSafe (ASAFE2), is a token that works on a proof of participation basis which allows an improved mining process, with the work of its community of users, thus allowing users to benefit from good percentages of rewards, mining and even rewards for hosting masternodes. The project has good performance in its clients of wallets for the storage of AllSafe currency (ASAFE2), likewise these wallets behave with high performance and stability, in the storage and transactions, from the desktop devices.
AllSafe (ASAFE2), since its first launch has managed to maintain a high level of trading activity, which is still active, the ASAFE2 currency has operations from 6 lists of exchanges and trading with the BTC currency, likewise transactions are handled from its own network and you can locate the old transactions, from its efficient block explorer.
Pros
- The commercial activity and statistics of the AllSafe (ASAFE2) project, has managed to remain active since its first launch, bringing good results to investors with its ROI percentage of +8457.55%.
- The block explorer representative of the AllSafe (ASAFE2) project, with well elaborated interface, efficient search of previous transactions, blocks and masternode data.
- AllSafe (ASAFE2), is efficient and secure in betting platforms, where you can have percentages of income, through the betting of ASAFE2 currencies.
- Project to win coins by acquiring masternodes from wallets.
- AllSafe (ASAFE2), operates with good participation test technology, for the process of mining it.
Cons
- The wallet for AllSafe (ASAFE2), does not have compatibility with MacOS ecosystems.
- The daily trading volume of the AllSafe (ASAFE2) currency is low.
- Their official website does not show information about the team behind the development of AllSafe (ASAFE2).
