Quote from: Sintypitch on November 07, 2018, 05:33:33 PM

This project caught my attention because I have noticed that the developer is highly envolved in his project and gives me the feeling that he is well knowledged about the subject. The developer and his skills are one third of the project, the other third are his intentions and the last third the product itself.

Can the developer, or anyone else skilled to do so, answer the following questions to this leek?

- What solution does MASARI give and to which problem, that other existing products do not provide?
- What motivates you as developer to work on this product?
- What world do you see in five years and what is the role of Masari in it?
- How do you explain to a world that knows nothing about cryptocurrency that Masari is the future? (ELI5)

Like I said before, I am a leek myself. I don't know anything about the technical backend of cryptocurrency. But I do understand terms like speed of transactions, successrate of transactions, safety of a transaction, safety of the user, safety of the wallet, privacy, cost of energy, profit, profit of the processor, RoI, main use of the coin, ... This is the same thing the common people understand in this world. The product than can give me the best answer to those questions is the product that will get my life funds pumped into it, because that one will be the one that will win the cryptorace. I just wonder if it will be Masari.

With regards
Sintypitch

Hey, check these podcasts out, he summed up pretty much the things you asked about

https://thebitcoinpodcast.com/hashing-it-out-14/
And the first part of this podcast https://anchor.fm/CoachCryptos/episodes/Masari--EGEM-SFRX-feat--Thaer-e2hbk9/a-a6aa7r

PS. There are other people involved other than him, who have made excellent projects such as the first client-side web wallet, and uncle mining as soon as it goes through testnet. It's quite community-driven rather than being a one-man project.