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Any innovations in this project? Or is this a Copy & Paste of monero?

We're currently working on the launch using karbowanec (CryptoNight original) as a base. Our efforts are focused on the community, services, and software, so if there is an innovation that we feel would serve the purpose of the coin we would implement it surely. We'll be announcing our launch soon! Cheers.

Thanks for answering my question. It seems that you are just copying the code and hoping for some outcome.... I think it will be difficult since there's so many projects now with really good ideas and people actually writing code every day to implement those ideas....

Do you have anybody on your team that can write code?

Thanks we're in the process of switching to CryptoNight Light to improve network stability, increase performance, and make every bit of electricity count. Yes we do! Cheers.

Don't bother switching. You are heading the wrong direction. You need to build a miner community. Instead, you seem to be heading down a path of further isolating yourself by further limiting (greatly) the mining equipment necessary to be able to run your blockchain. If you want smooth operation and to be a going concern moving forward, you need hashpower. Kudos for trying to do it in a sustainable way. But you are flirting with a dead blockchain project if you go the way of just CN-Light. You need Bitmain X3s to be able to run on your chain if you want to be around for a significant period of time... Baikals will still be able to run too... you need time for you to find your identity and what differentiates you from other CN projects out there to make your coin worth mining. You don't need your own blockchain to do the sustainability experiments you are doing... but you do need a blockchain if you want to donate to future eco-projects, or create eco-friendly tech, or support green projects as the mission of your crypto. Crypto can represent a mission, a set of projects that folks can get behind... each Crypto doesn't have to have it's own unique tech... but you limit people's ability to support your mission if you eliminate their gear from being able to run on your chain... stay inclusive. Figure out your purpose... Figure out what BUZ will contribute to the world... and in a way that folks will support your goal... have a look at Newton (NCP) Coin if you want some ideas. At the end of the day.... if you don't get on an exchange for find a way to do P2P exchanges of coin on a DEX... you have no economy and your Crypto will be worthless. Answer this question... why should I spend my money on an electric bill to generate crypto on your blockchain? And I don't have a stream in my backyard... So, if I can't sell it or trade it for something soon... you have no community and no one will support you. Solve those issues... and you will have the next 20 years to work on green tech with the crypto proceeds.

thanks that was a great read! I appreciate you taking the time to type it out and the perspectives given.