Quote from: Buck_Coin on February 19, 2018, 11:04:14 PM

Quote from: Walker0118 on February 19, 2018, 10:52:06 PM

Quote from: Buck_Coin on February 19, 2018, 07:51:57 PM

Quote from: kurdun on February 18, 2018, 02:03:16 PM

I think there is too little information for a project that pretends to be a future crypt. It's not even clear what changed or that it's a complete copy

BUCK has been 100% transparent since its release and the details of BUCK's technology and parameters are published in the announcement intro of this thread.

BUCK has taken the best technology from the best open source cryptocurrencies and utilized the best parameters to create a new cryptocurrency with perfect transactional security and sufficient liquidity to function as both a store of value and optimized transaction platform.

The BUCK average block time is 2.5 minutes to enable blazing fast transaction settlement. The block reward is 1,000 BUCK per block with a maximum 1 billion BUCK limit on liquidity. With most transactions the transaction fee is a fixed 0.0001 BUCK. What this all means is that BUCK has sufficient liquidity to be useful as a transaction platform, while also providing sufficient incentive for the community to adopt and grow organically grow the BUCK network.

Additionally, BUCK has no ongoing centralized tax - in the spirit of Bitcoin - and is 100% open source. This means that everyone is free to develop in and around the BUCK platform while the low transaction fee is low enough to work fluidly as a transaction platform, yet high enough to incentivize transaction processing.

Yes the coin is very nice and works smooth, but when exchange ?

The BUCK team is working expeditiously to get BUCK listed on exchanges. However, the BUCK team cannot control the exchanges and cannot say for certain when listings will occur.

If there is a particular exchange where you would like to see BUCK listed go ahead and contact that exchange and ask them to list BUCK!

For this, you usually have to pay BTC