SNEELS

What is SNEELS?

$SNEELS is a digital currency that uses cryptography to secure transactions. It is built on Binance decentralized network of computers worldwide that manage the SNEELS transaction. Using $SNEELS, you can send money directly to friends and family without going through an intermediary like a bank or PayPal. You can use it to buy products or services online or trade for other cryptocurrencies. SNEELS and other cryptocurrencies are digital assets because they are virtual and have a monetary value. As such, they are sometimes called "cryptocurrencies". They share many characteristics with traditional currencies, so people often refer to them as "digital cash".
 

Mission

SNEELS's primary mission is to create a Urban Fashion Brand in the metaverse and a community of SNEELS fans and supporters.  $SNEELS uses Binance Smart Chain as its main chain, which is faster, cheaper than Ethereum, and has a more extraordinary ability for scalability. In these times, many people are still unaware of the qualities that DeFi can
bring to our day-to-day lives, such as low-cost transactions, decentralization and unregulated environments. These characteristics make your assets
more secure than any bank can guarantee you today. However, several obstacles impede the path to mass adoption; moreover, some solutions (such as Metamask) have been put forward to help with this problem.

 

Value Proposition

The SNEELS Token is a decentralized token running on the Binance Smart Chain. The fixed supply of 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 tokens will be distributed under the provisions of this White Paper. 

The SNEELS Token is used to receive, send and store value.

Governance

SNEELS is an open-source software project. The program is offered in a transparent manner that enables for the independent verification of binary and their accompanying source code to be performed on the software. SNEELS is a community-driven project with no central authority or developer team with arbitrary decision-making powers over changes to its protocol or governance structures. Any agreement among developers must come through a consensus to change core protocol rules or add new features.