Gitnull

Gitnull is a cryptocurrency, so its whole purpose is the usual one: moving value without asking a bank for permission, often with a token design that tries to live inside a wider software or developer culture. By our assessment, that idea can be neat on paper, but it also means the coin has to justify itself against dozens of better-known networks and a market that already has more payment tokens than most people need. The upside is a clear, narrow job; the downside is that the job is crowded and most such coins end up depending on community momentum more than on any everyday use. In practice, this kind of asset tends to be all about speculation, wallets, exchanges, and a lot of waiting for a reason to matter. Gitnull sits in the long tail of crypto rather than anywhere near the obvious names, and that makes it hard to treat as a default choice for anything.