#B2
The positioning of this project B2 is essentially a blockchain version of Pinduoduo.
It focuses on cross-chain interoperability, simply put, it aims to allow assets from different chains like Bitcoin and Ethereum to transfer among each other, similar to how WeChat and Alipay have integrated payments. However, the specific technical details are not clearly stated, and the official website has not explained how it will be achieved.
The white paper does not mention the background of the core team, the LinkedIn link on the official website doesn’t work, and we don’t even know whether the founder is male or female.
On-chain data shows that the private placement ratio may exceed 30%, with an estimated cost price of 0.05; if it rises to 1 dollar after launch, the big players could make a 20-fold profit.
Now there are more and more blockchains, and there is indeed a demand for cross-chain solutions. If B2 can really connect mainstream chains, its market value could break into the top 50.
But the technical implementation is challenging.
Cross-chain requires cooperation from major public chains; why would Ethereum and Solana listen to B2? Currently, the official website can't even find the entry point for the test network.
Similar projects like Polkadot and Cosmos have already captured the market, and B2 will have to rely on burning money for subsidies to break through, but no financing information has been disclosed.
Moreover, the lock-up period for private placements and team tokens is unclear.
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