Bankera (also known as Spectrocoin) held one of the biggest ICOs in the crypto space, with more than $100,000,000 raised this spring. The goal: creating the first crypto-bank ever. After the ICO ended, the company, which still operates Spectrocoin debit cards and wallet services, announced it will focus on the token smart contract. And so they did.
It's interesting to note they used the newest ERC223 token protocol, which, allegedly, is more secure than the common ERC20 protocol, which has proven to be exploitable a few weeks ago. They also used a multi-layer audit, combining internal, private and public teams.
According to a blog post published by the company, now the audit is over and the contract will be launched. That's quite a big news, if you think it will validate one of the most interesting - and wealthy - projects out there in the crypto space. The first exchange to list BNK tokens will be, according to the same blog post, HitBTC:
The smart contract integration done by the HitBTC developers’ team is expected to be fully launched in June.
The tokens will also be listed on Spectrocoin.
What really differentiates BNK from other tokens is that BNK holders will receive 20% from the transaction revenue generated by Bankera's excahnge and Spectrocoin operations. They already distributed this, manually, for all Spectrocoin users, but the smart contract aims at automating this process - which will also be a first.
Disclaimer: I support the Bankera project and I hold some BNK tokens.
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