/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29048304
>token is not needed
While UNI, 1inch and Sushi don't actually require tokens, RBC acts as a transaction tax mechanism when doing crosschain swaps. If I'm swapping X -> Y tokens across two blockchains, do you pay the tax with X or Y? It is easier if you introduce asset Z, acting as the tax mechanism. Asset Z is RBC. So, in other words, RBC actually has a utility function, unlike coins for Uniswap, 1inch and Sushiswap.
>doesnt have solidity developers
The CEO built MyWish, there are plenty of experienced developers working on this project.
>(supposedly) does things that you can already do with atomic-swaps
Burgers are banned from the Binance bridge, rubic.exchange is the only decentralized alternative that allows you to swap your eth tokens into bsc. And there's plenty of new bridges on the way. The point is to interconnect all the blockchains on one platform.