Crypto doesn’t have a shortage of data. It has a shortage of clarity.
Every day, traders are looking at charts, tracking wallets, checking token movements and jumping between different platforms trying to connect the dots.
But having all that information in front of you doesn’t necessarily mean you understand what’s happening.
This is the problem @LerovaTech wants to tackle.
And its vision goes beyond building another trading tool. Let’s get into it.
Every @monero payment hides in a crowd.
When you spend, your output is signed together with 15 other outputs from the blockchain. All 16 look equally real. Outsiders can't tell which one actually moved.
The ring size has been fixed at 16 since August 13, 2022, when the network upgraded at block 2,688,888.
BitMonero was Monero's original 2014 name. BMR today is a homage coin.
Detailed breakdown of the @gamdom jersey
The goal is to create something that doesn’t just look common, but also speaks to my demographic, Gamdom, and most importantly something people will always love to wear! ‘Not a one-off thing.”
First step: I dismantled the Gamdom logo and picked different parts that are featured on the jersey.
The part that looks like an M was used as a pattern, which means my demographic really showed up and showed out for this contest… These legends represent the Gamdom Nigerian community.
The white jersey represents Nigeria 🇳🇬, and part of the logo was placed around the neck.
For the UK community, the 🇬🇧 color palette includes red, blue, and white.
We have the Gamdom ‘M’ from the logo as the pattern in red. The blue color is traced around it, and we also have the presence of white.
The jersey carries the country’s color code, and we still have the presence of Gamdom.
Do you think this concept ate?
If I gave you a jersey, would you rock it?
Rate me on a scale of one to 10 in the comments. Let me hear your thoughts 😉
Also note that this the ONLY coin paying homage to Moneros early days in the crypto space.
Look at other similar projects in CashCat for RH and Baton for Pump. Both projects pay homage to companies initial names prior to the popular names that we know them by today.
This is the exact same concept with BitMonero, shedding light onto how long Monero has really been at it and what started it all...