Introducing The Beryl Bit Token, Registered on The Blockchain-Based BSC Network

Introducing the Beryl Bit (BRB) Token, Registered on the Blockchain-Based BSC Network
Introducing the Beryl Bit (BRB) Token, Registered on the Blockchain-Based BSC Network

Word Pers. ID BerylBit is a Token a.k.a (BRB) , is listed under the BSC network, the coin launched on December 6th, 2021, which had a fair launch. The goal of BerylBit is to engineer a new innovative Layer 1 blockchain, that will utilize the state of the art technology to solve issues that plague today’s blockchains. The reason BerylBit launched a token on BSC network is to get awareness from many people and gain holders.

BerylBit blockchain will introduce concepts that are overlooked by other chains, such as speed, efficiency, the chain will focus towards decentralized and privacy, berylbit will also support Ethereum and Bitcoin fundamentals, but better principles and protocols put in place. But the most important feature BRB chain will focus on than any other chains is to completely removing the ability to scam or “rug pull”. BerylBit will be the Decentralized finance with a feature implemented where removing the liquidity won’t be possible without certain procedures and protocols. As we all have experienced, majority of crypto is scams and rug pull. New features will be added to the blockchain in the future after engineering and development.

BerylBit working L1 Blockchain that focus in towards decentralized and privacy, it’s like we go back to the old ways of crypto space of staying private and decentralized. We support Ethereum goals about the idea, but not the money. BerylBit will be the DeFi with unruggable liquidity. As we all see, there are always rug and pull scams every single day in the crypto world.

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Blockchain is a decentralized peer-to-peer network that has been praised for being extremely safe and transparent, and thus reliable. This is because records in the blockchain network are safeguarded using timestamps and cryptographic hash functions in such a way that altering transactions after they have been entered into the ledger is nearly hard and impractical. The lack of centralized control is at the heart of blockchain security. (Mr Max)