Most likely, you know what is the main property of ADAMANT, a blockchain messenger. But is it all?
– Nope. Not. No.
Unlike other glorious projects from crypto, this one has real apps. At first. Even people, not familiar with cryptocurrency and related things use ADAMANT — simply as a messenger.
But there is much more to enjoy if you’re in.
Three platforms: Web (for browsers), Android, iOS. For now. Each of them has similar features, that are well-demanded for the inside community as well as for the general needs of crypto amateurs.
For example, the frontman of ADAMANT’s attractiveness — built-in wallets.
Wallet section provides each user of the messenger with private addresses for six coins and tokens. On Apple’s mobile OS this number is limited to three, for now.
In one tab you can operate with the whole address’ account. Other wallet apps require much more time, kindly providing you with the most complicated interfaces possible.
ADAMANT makes it fast, simple, not less secure.
Score achieved? Moving on.
Considering the fact of an actual messenger, users are likely to chat (Megamind logic). When chatting, you might want to send the person on the other side some coins. For some reasons. And yes, you can do this instantly. In chat, there’s another tab to choose the currency to be sent.
After, you’ll have to fill the amount. Send. Here you go with such a donation method.
iOS isn’t far behind: it implements TOP-simplicity Ethereum transfers.
But also exclusive for ADAMANT apps LSK token support.
Seems like another score into usability’s basket.
Now, as the messaging is on the blockchain, this technology needs more attention to the network. You can choose what node the app will use for connection with blockchain.
It can be the node you know or the node you’ve set up. You can switch from the node you don’t like.
It improves messaging speed, gives you more control and responsibility.
No other dApp or blockchain-app I know can do that. ADAMANT can.
And one more feature I like much. Blockchain of ADAMANT applies DPoS consensus algorithm. Namely, FDPoS — “Fair DPoS”. It means blocks are being generated by TOP-101 delegate. Their place is dependent on what amount of votes they have.
Each user owning ADM tokens shell vote for the delegate he wants to see as one of the block producers. You can instantly vote for delegates from your app, taking part in a secure and competitive network building.
Because of a simple procedure, delegates will be voted by the very many people — great for decentralization. Very well for the network’s health. And once more, no other blockchain project provides users with similar and simple tools.
These were the major features I like about the apps of ADAMANT.
Catch up to read the basics of blockchain messaging on ADAMANT or rethink the value of ADM token for the market.
