zak_USDT

Collecting general information about cryptocurrency. ⠀ Next, we need to find out as much information as possible about the coin: when it was born and what caused its creation; who is behind it: one person, a whole team, a state or a corporation, and whether there are “big” names in the development team; what technology underlies it (this is probably the most important point): why is it interesting, what is its usefulness for society, what advantages does it have over other coins, what problems does it solve and what can it offer us; what infrastructure is there: wallets and services, for which platforms; what are the development plans for the near future and what is being done now for this. If a cryptocurrency exists, is actively developing and promoted for a long time by a strong and well-known team, it is based on all the most advanced developments in this area, and the plans make the hair stand on end, then this is simply an ideal candidate for us. This naturally does not happen. But if complete and sensible information is provided on several points, then this is already good and we can move on. But if the coin is an exact copy of an already existing successful crypt, then it makes zero sense.