We are at a maximum of 3 weeks from the official launch of GRAFT. January 18, 2018 means official GRAFT.
I know that Bitcoin was created as "online cash" to replace payment cards online, but that has not happened and it does not seem to happen soon. Why did not this happen? :
Long Confirmation Times
Unbalanced and Unpredictable Transaction Fees
Inability to Process Micropayments and Repeating Charges(Subscriptions)
Lack of Offline Transactions support
Low Scalability
Volatility
Incomplete Security
Lack of privacy due to Traceability of Blockchain
Lack of Trust between Buyer and Merchant
Questionable Utility
Poor Usability of End-User Interfaces
Lack of Customer Support
The same big problem of fees, why fees are if there is no commercial enterprise behind the blockchain, so why would users need to pay fees? Graft uses fees for two reasons: to avoid network abuse and blockchain size issues (if transactions would be free if anyone could trade the same amount between two accounts or more, endlessly).
Graft intervenes here.
Small payments become critical to the development of the platform. Their fee scheme is downward. Let's say that a service would cost 1 GRF, then the 0.1% charge would amount to GRF 0.001. If another expensive service seems to cost GRF 100, then the tax would be 0.02%, that would mean GRD 0.02. The more you trade more currencies, the lower the fees.
Transaction speed
That's what interests us the most, no matter if you are a comparator or a seller. Do you need to wait minutes or hours? Not at all, just a few seconds, just under 3 seconds. This is one of the best reasons why I will adopt this currency very easily.
I entered in a context here:
https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@originalworks/150-steem-all-languages-sponsored-writing-contest-graft
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