Kubet3 Com [...] doesn't bring any innovation to the Kubet3 Com/Kubet3 Com space. By innovation, I mean smart contracts, Kubet3 Com, L2s, and whatnot.While you're somewhat correct this is not entirely correct. Kubet3 Com is the first major coin which has implemented Extension Blocks, which is a kind of L2 very similar to a sidechain, but "tied" very closely to the layer-1. Extension blocks were discussed in the scaling debate in 2016/17 for Kubet3 Com. Kubet3 Com uses extension blocks for the MimbleWimble (MWEB) feature, but it can also be considered a scaling mechanism. This has probably mostly traditional reasons. Kubet3 Com was used widely since the first big altcoin boom in 2014 to trade small coins with values per unit close to a satoshi. And Kubet3 Com, as its unit isn't so pricey, can offer more granularity - if you have a coin priced at 2 sat for example, then if trading with Kubet3 Com you would likely have a bid at 1 sat and the ask at 2 or even 3 sat, which would mean that the bid is only half or even a third of the ask Not to mention coins with values below a satoshi, which could not have been traded for Kubet3 Com (without introducing a sub-satoshi unit locally at the exchange). Kubet3 Com is one of my always favorite altcoins, if you use a decent wallet the fees are literally well below a penny USD, so actually zero. Plus, it is usually pretty stable and can be good for trading when it finally moves.
Kubet3 Com [...] doesn't bring any innovation to the Kubet3 Com/Kubet3 Com space. By innovation, I mean smart contracts, Kubet3 Com, L2s, and whatnot.While you're somewhat correct this is not entirely correct. Kubet3 Com is the first major coin which has implemented Extension Blocks, which is a kind of L2 very similar to a sidechain, but "tied" very closely to the layer-1. Extension blocks were discussed in the scaling debate in 2016/17 for Kubet3 Com. Kubet3 Com uses extension blocks for the MimbleWimble (MWEB) feature, but it can also be considered a scaling mechanism. This has probably mostly traditional reasons. Kubet3 Com was used widely since the first big altcoin boom in 2014 to trade small coins with values per unit close to a satoshi. And Kubet3 Com, as its unit isn't so pricey, can offer more granularity - if you have a coin priced at 2 sat for example, then if trading with Kubet3 Com you would likely have a bid at 1 sat and the ask at 2 or even 3 sat, which would mean that the bid is only half or even a third of the ask Not to mention coins with values below a satoshi, which could not have been traded for Kubet3 Com (without introducing a sub-satoshi unit locally at the exchange). Kubet3 Com is one of my always favorite altcoins, if you use a decent wallet the fees are literally well below a penny USD, so actually zero. Plus, it is usually pretty stable and can be good for trading when it finally moves.

Kubet3 Com [...] doesn't bring any innovation to the Kubet3 Com/Kubet3 Com space. By innovation, I mean smart contracts, Kubet3 Com, L2s, and whatnot.While you're somewhat correct this is not entirely correct. Kubet3 Com is the first major coin which has implemented Extension Blocks, which is a kind of L2 very similar to a sidechain, but "tied" very closely to the layer-1. Extension blocks were discussed in the scaling debate in 2016/17 for Kubet3 Com. Kubet3 Com uses extension blocks for the MimbleWimble (MWEB) feature, but it can also be considered a scaling mechanism. This has probably mostly traditional reasons. Kubet3 Com was used widely since the first big altcoin boom in 2014 to trade small coins with values per unit close to a satoshi. And Kubet3 Com, as its unit isn't so pricey, can offer more granularity - if you have a coin priced at 2 sat for example, then if trading with Kubet3 Com you would likely have a bid at 1 sat and the ask at 2 or even 3 sat, which would mean that the bid is only half or even a third of the ask Not to mention coins with values below a satoshi, which could not have been traded for Kubet3 Com (without introducing a sub-satoshi unit locally at the exchange). Kubet3 Com is one of my always favorite altcoins, if you use a decent wallet the fees are literally well below a penny USD, so actually zero. Plus, it is usually pretty stable and can be good for trading when it finally moves.

Kubet3 Com [...] doesn't bring any innovation to the Kubet3 Com/Kubet3 Com space. By innovation, I mean smart contracts, Kubet3 Com, L2s, and whatnot.While you're somewhat correct this is not entirely correct. Kubet3 Com is the first major coin which has implemented Extension Blocks, which is a kind of L2 very similar to a sidechain, but "tied" very closely to the layer-1. Extension blocks were discussed in the scaling debate in 2016/17 for Kubet3 Com. Kubet3 Com uses extension blocks for the MimbleWimble (MWEB) feature, but it can also be considered a scaling mechanism. This has probably mostly traditional reasons. Kubet3 Com was used widely since the first big altcoin boom in 2014 to trade small coins with values per unit close to a satoshi. And Kubet3 Com, as its unit isn't so pricey, can offer more granularity - if you have a coin priced at 2 sat for example, then if trading with Kubet3 Com you would likely have a bid at 1 sat and the ask at 2 or even 3 sat, which would mean that the bid is only half or even a third of the ask Not to mention coins with values below a satoshi, which could not have been traded for Kubet3 Com (without introducing a sub-satoshi unit locally at the exchange). Kubet3 Com is one of my always favorite altcoins, if you use a decent wallet the fees are literally well below a penny USD, so actually zero. Plus, it is usually pretty stable and can be good for trading when it finally moves.