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$MBX

$MBX specifications as follows:-

1. 1,000,000,000 (One billion) coins issued non re-issuable with two (2) decimal places

2. Using Waves blockchain

3. Asset ID : 2CX6EFHYmXYyop4hD7dUywST5K51Hvi2m5brFo35C6EZ

4. Issuer : 3PNBomaZs9GxFZ8vm2tDEQgX2KGZ7Bsvy6y

Functions:-

As a currency $MBX will serve the following functions: - $MBX aims to be the primary currency on its own proposed centralised trading exchange. Taking the economic model of some exchanges, $MBX will be used extensively for every transaction and services that is made available throughout the platform.

The second function of $MBX will be to provide new projects for the community. By utilising the existing Waves wallet, it is relatively easier for the community to make private & commercial transactions and make the currency usage widespread by actually using it on their day-to-day basis.

Website: MyBitX.io
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mybitx-1963238380620168/

So you pretty much want it to be like DOT on Cryptopia? Is that what I'm getting, not much info there. Anyways, why go centralized? In light of all the aforementioned scams what makes you believe your project will be able to gain trust so soon when others have put in years to do so & still have not?

Thank you for asking a very good question. In all honesty yes our business model is based on DOT of Cryptopia. We have actually debated this concept of centralised / decentralised trading platform among ourselves for a dozens of time, and find it that if we are going to be fiat - friendly, there's no other way better then to be centralised.

Why we believe that our project will gain trust? We are still in the early stages of discussions with the big four of audit firms in our country, Deloitte, KPMG, PWC and Ernst & Young. We'll see what their say for this, still too early for us to tell

That sounds like the project still try to slowly grow into a maturity, I wish that this project will go smoothly.

Thanks!