Binance coin and DTR have some similarities but are different... Here is an approximate comparison:
DTR coin has atm appr 12 times lower market cap (much better indicator than price of both tokens).
There are 18,75 times more DTR supply (3,750,000,000.00) than BNB (200,000,000.00) (at the time of ICO).
Binance offers an option of using their BNB to pay for the transaction fees, however not mandatory. If you do you receive discounts (1st year 50%, 2nd year 25%...). DTR will be mandatory used for transaction fees.
Binance is using 20% of their profits (gathered from fees) to burn out their tokens, until they reach 100M tokens. The rest will be used in the future when Binance will be "decentralized exchange, where BNB will be used as one of the key assetts as well as gas to be spent."
DTR will burn 100% of their tokens used for transaction fees, which will also be trackable (through exchange volume).
Merlak (as the founder of Bitstamp) has the know-how. IMO all exchanges I have traded on are ugly and not that user-friendly, except Bitstamp. If he just designs crypto to crypto exchange like Bitstamp we have a winner. Bitstamp as fiat to crypto; Tokens.net as crypto to crypto, with Quantum for liquidity - we have a great product here. There maybe are quite more DTRs than BNBs, however DTR will be burned at much higher rate and the market cap is still much lower. IMO Merlak will also deliver much better and more user-friendly website and more efficient exchange.
Hang on to the moon my friends!
(Also, you are welcome to correct any my assumptions, "facts" etc.)
I agree. Bitstamp exchange (cofounder is Merlak, founder of the tokens.net and DTR tokens) has by far the most professional exchange environment out of all exchanges I tried. It is true that in Bitstamp the user can trade only main cryptocurrencies and fiat-to-fiat, however in the upcoming TOKENS.NET there will be much more trading pairs. If the TOKEN.NET volume will be maintained, the DTR value can reach very high value in the near future.