A few days ago I wrote a scathing email to the PREsearch team and was embarrassed to receive a very polite email back from them. My issue was, in a way, resolved and after thinking that I will not use their search engine any longer I again pinned it to my taskbar and continued my normal browsing on it.
There is a great advantage in using this browser over others. I must admit I like the Brave privacy settings a lot more but there is something about being able to easily jump between browsers that makes PREsearch fun to use.
I have explained how it works in a previous post - PREsearch - Crypto for Browsing
In this post, I would like to breakdown the coins' circulation supply, which is normally the 1st place I look to see if a team is messing about. The coin price and circulation supply can be seen in the graph below.
It is surprising to see that the circulation supply is staying constant because users receive coins as they use the browser and you would expect to see a slight increase as time passes.
Scanning through the white paper (as seen below) you can see the planned coin distribution as well as, in some other section of the paper, the workings of the system. Perhaps all coins meant to be an incentive for early users are already in circulation and only being distributed.
At least you don't see a massive increase in circulation supply like other shitcoins and the graph is a lot more attractive to look at.
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