MERIT FEATURE COMPARISON

Basic digital currency transactions, allowing to securely send to an address.

The ability to send money to users who are not yet in the network, storing their money on the blockchain such that they can redeem it later.

The ability to send a URL with money in it via any written form of digital communication.

Ability to earn mining rewards without having a personal computer or specialized/advancing mining hardware.

Promotes a healthy community by requiring each new user be invited and screened by an existing user.

Sendable via an alias such as @Meritlover for convenience.

A fail-safe mechanism to ensure that Money can never be sent to an unrecoverable address.

The ability for the sender of a transaction to cancel it after it has been sent, but before it has been accepted.

Rewarding those who grow the community through a mining reward.

A blockchain-based vault that enables users to protect their assets through whitlelists, rate-limits, and additional forms of authentication.

Instead of selling the token before the system works in production, built a working system that grows organically.

Rewarding those who secure the network through a mining reward.

Mining nodes achieve consensus in each block by agreeing on a fixed number of ambassadors that have grown the network with active users.

Mining nodes achieve consensus each block by agreeing on the winner of a difficult computational excercise that any one node has a low probability of solving.

Proofs that use an algorithm that is memory-bound, thereby reducing power consumption and heat dissapation.

The ability to rely on multiple peers to recover a Vault in the case of a lost or stolen private key.

The ability to store 'state' on the blockchain, empowering the creation of destributed applications or intelligent contracts.