Quote from: crypto_geek55 on May 27, 2020, 09:22:15 AM

The origin of BOOM is simple, once users transfer BOOM to others, 1% of the total transfer amount is automatically destroyed at the same time. The initial total supply of BOOM is 1 billion. The supply will decrease due to transactions, and no new BOOM will be issued then.

This means that the receiver gets the amount he received with a cut already of 1% of total amount? I don't think that seems to be a good idea that they are burning tokens at the expense of the receiver. If they have made 1 billion supply and has the plan to burn many of it in the long run, why didn't they just made it low supply?

Quote from: crypto_geek55 on Today at 02:42:47 PM

Thank you for kind words.
You can see statistics of BOOM at coinmarketcap. I personally think that these stats are not that bad, keeping in view the competitive altcoin market.
Every coin has a day and BOOM day is yet to come.

I don't think that's an interesting stats at all.