The Sombe cryptocurrency, developed by a group of blockchain technology enthusiasts, is gaining ground in Africa by offering a secure, modern, and decentralized payment instrument. The project aims to empower the population and young African entrepreneurs to become their own banks, through the installation of network nodes on their mobile devices or computers.
Sombe, based on Proof-of-Stake technology, aims to create a digital payment method that is easy to use in everyday life and allows for fast transactions, with lower costs and total security. The currency is designed to meet specific needs and uses the Quart hashing algorithm to ensure privacy protection.
Project governance is carried out in a decentralized manner, allowing active user participation through a voting mechanism. Masternodes and Stakers are responsible for verifying and anonymizing transactions, securing the blockchain, and voting on community proposals. In exchange, they receive dividends in the Sombe cryptocurrency (SOMB) in the form of rewards.
The Sombe cryptocurrency stands out as one of the few based on version 0.10 or higher of the Bitcoin core. This mining model allows for strengthening the network through the availability of more nodes and ensures a fair distribution between masternodes and stakers' network services.
The Sombe cryptocurrency presale is currently underway, with each SBE token trading at US$0.002 and with 80% of the total project tokens in distribution. Additionally, Sombe is already available on the Crex24 exchange and has various wallet options for download, including a GNU wallet, a web wallet, and a mobile wallet, as well as its own block explorer.
In summary, the Sombe cryptocurrency represents an innovative and promising alternative to the traditional financial system in Africa, offering a modern and secure solution for transactions. Its decentralized model and active user participation in project governance make it an attractive option for those committed to the success of blockchain technology.
