Don't get deceived by the name. It's an actual decentralized technology with strong fundamentals. Apple used to be #1 most valuable company for a long time, yet they do not sell fruit. Pancake, Sushi, Apple... Food names work. They need not make sense in order to get your attention. You will never forget about Mac&Cheese and that's what makes it the perfect name. While name might sound like a joke, the technology behind is revolutionary.
What are those fundamentals? The project focuses on what matters the most
1.) Price appreciation (How? To earn staking rewards, you must lock up your tokens. Price of any asset is determined by buyers and sellers. And if you remove the potential sellers by locking their tokens and attracting new buyers through periods of boosted inflation, price should logically trend up over time). This concept is called time deposit(certificate of deposit) and is the biggest market in the world(worth more than store of gold - bitcoin, gold and all payment methods combined). A project called HEX was the first to bring CDs to blockchain and it did 10,000X price increase in 1-2years(here the same concept is taken, but it's far more advanced, it creates an actual decentralizd financial system)
2.) Serves the market. 90% of the people are looking for exposure to cryptocurrencies where you could get x1000, x10,000 - the returns that are possible in realm of crypto. While at the same time you want to earn passive income/additional yield(interest) through staking.
This is exactly what XVMC provides. It's a new opportunity. It might be like getting in on Ethereum at under a dollar.
Early adopters in cryptocurrencies reap great benefits.
3.) Why were cryptocurencies invented in the first place and what makes them valuable and sought-after?
TLDR: Scarcity, Decentralization, alternative to FIAT currency and financial system, new ways of governance and collaboration
One of the main reasons Bitcoin was invented was to eliminate the need for a trusted third party. Transactions and balances are recorded on a public ledger and secured through miners performing mathematical equations. No longer do you need a trusted third party(like bank) to keep records. The trust can be relayed to algorithms. This is the main point - DECENTRALIZATION.
Most projects out there have nothing to do with decentralization.
Here the main point is that system will run fully decentralized, without any one party in control. It works as a system. The system(inflation, events, rewards, bonuses, fees,...) are regulated through users acting as oracles. And the governance of the system - consensus mechanism( a way to reach agreements and upgrade the protocol in a decentralized manner) is reached through voting of locked-up stakers. It's made to create scarcity over the long term, it could act as a treasury, DAO and it's made to evolve over time.
And to generate extra narratives, the protocol holds MEME tokens and NFTs.
The name has been chosen extremely carefully. Food names tend to work extremely well(Sushi, Pancake, Apple). Apple for a long time used to be the most valuable company in the world and it isn't selling fruits. The name needs not make sense to make it stand out. You will never forget Mac&Cheese and that's the point.
It is an "all in one" protocol, that focuses on all the things that matter. Problem is, it might be complicated and hard to understand, but it's a great system with enormous potential. People only trust when the price goes up and they will be getting in at much higher prices. DYOR and get in early if you want to be an early adopter. It is risky and could go to 0, but there is no limit to how big this could grow. It can reach the widest audience(includes staking, NFTs, MEMEs, sound fundamentals,..) and it has a great product-market fit(almost everyone is a potential "customer", almost everyone wants to hold an appreciating asset and earn passive interests). The potential for growth is enormous.
Website:
https://macncheese.finance
WhitePaper: Whitepaper: Mac&Cheese ($XVMC) (macncheese.finance)
Sale Page: Mac&Cheese ($XVMC) (macncheese.finance)
Youtube Overview: https://youtu.be/OANEMbYSpQ8
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