Gravium.io Website Review

Gravium (GRV) is a community driven cryptocurrency ensuring decentralisation by giving power to the voice of individuals. Backed by the security of the latest in ASIC resistant hashing algorithm it is a project that has been engineered specifically for implementation across everyday business and personal transactions. With low transaction fees and 1-minute block times, you will have your funds An integrated network of nodes ensures a safe and effective transfer of funds anywhere in the world The latest ASIC resistant X16r algorithm, ensuring GRV will stay decentralised Gravium is supported by multiple layers of security including both mining and masternode support Instant Send transactions ensure you can use your funds instantly, anywhere in the world, all you need is an internet connection Developed by a pas*ionate and motivated team, driven by a desire for a global, secure & decentralised way of payment A cryptocurrency with an open-source platform, designed with private and fast transactions in mind This is the first electrum light wallet ever made for the X16r algo! Once you have set up your Digital Ocean Account and installed the 3-step mn software, you will simply input a few small details. Then the installer will run and set it all up your masternode for you. for Windows, Linux and Mac 3-step Masternode Installer as Source Code Mine Gravium with just one click with your Nvidia or AMD graphic cards. We have finalised the Gravium whitepaper and have are proud to release version 1.0. This outlines our initial phase for Gravium and to show our current trajectory. This paper will be updated as we progress through our roadmap and achieve everything we have set out to do. I hope you all enjoy the read of where all of our (the community) hard work has achieved. Masternodes are a secondary network of nodes so that blockchain can include features such as ‘Instant Send’ and ‘Anonymous Transactions’ as well as increasing the overall security. Gravium requires 1,000GRV collateral to secure a masternode, where it will