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Banano is a feeless, instant, rich in potassium cryptocurrency powered by DAG technology disrupting the meme economy.
First of all I would like to offer some bananas in this Banano (BAN) faucet.
BANANO started as a joke between a devoted group of NANO contributors and resulted in a coin being the product of a considerable amount of effort (without taking itself too seriously). While it's true that BANANO kept big portions of the original node code to keep cross-chain compatibility between existing code libraries, many parameters have been fine-tuned, such as work requirements and units. As it progresses, the node code will likely diverge further. NANO has the mantra of ‘do one thing and do it well’. BANANO, however, is more open to feature additions, e.g. on-chain messaging or privacy. BANANO doesn’t aim for drastic modifications of the reference implementation of the node at this early stage: it’s more about improving the ecosystem and ensuring the best developers to do so!
BANANO prides itself in its active development and pro-active community. BANANO community members have created fascinating projects, such as an implementation of BANANO into Minecraft, guild rewards in mobile games and apps, and even faucet bots on popular streaming platforms and highly used tipbots on major social media platforms such as Telegram, Twitter, Discord and Reddit.
One of the most impactful differences between NANO and BANANO is that it started with billions of newly minted coins (Figure 3), 3.4 billion to be exact, that were used to continually run faucets that propagate DAG technology, fuel the tipping economy, and fund community projects. In that way, th objectives are similar to those of the NanoCenter—a community of NANO fans, investors, and contributors who operate parallel to NANO core.
BANANO follows a gamification approach and strives to also get into the hands of people who have never interacted with crypto before. Given its (apparently) silly and potassium-rich nature, BANANO is friendly and somewhat forgiving to new users.
To be honest, losing “some memecoins earned is not half as bad as “suffering a stolen” on a large investment. After all, making the start with cryptocurrency as easy as possible through a fun attitude, gamification, and education is a main aim of the project, finally enabling everyone to finally handle crypto assets in general in a responsible way. Also, it’s important to note: behind all the memes and sh*tposting, the BANANO operation has a highly skilled team dedicated community, and it is very, very, legit.
In order to keep your precious BANANO safe, you'll need a wallet. A wallet can be accessed using a public key, also known as a wallet address; and a private key, also known as a seed. Together, the public key and the private key form a key-pair. The wallet address is its public key, it’s basically like your bank account number. You can share your wallet address with anyone in the world and your BANANO will remain secure. Every BANANO wallet address begins with the prefix, "ban_"
A wallet seed is known as its private key because it absolutely must be kept private. It’s the equivalent to your bank account login information. Never share your BANANO seed! Anyone that has your seed can access your delicious pile of BANANO, which can lead to a potassium deficiency. To join the other jungle MonKeys and get a BANANO wallet of your own, you've got several options
Web browser wallet - Banano Stand
Hardware wallet: Ledger Nano S model is supported with The Banano Stand.
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