NFTBooks. Price of cryptocurrency: $ 0.00000003

To learn more about this project, check out our deep dive of NFTBooks.
What is the name of the book?
The goal of the NFT project is to help people read a book at a fraction of the cost, so they don't have to look for pirate books.


It wants to create a platform that is easy to use for book lovers. Each user will receive a fair share of the value. Competition between authors and book owners will encourage growth.
The project has five parties: author, lessor, reader/borrower, investor and translator. The project tries to change the current status of the book and publishing industries.
NFTBooks plans to offer an improved marketplace, merchandise store, and scale its audience to a million token holders in the future.

Who are the founding members of NFTBooks?
Most of the team behind the project are based in Australia and are partially public.


What makes NFTbooks unique?

Authors can become their own publishers through NFTBooks and reduce costs.
Lessors can make money by buying books from authors or other lessors and then selling the rights to their books to other lessors.
Readers and borrowers receive the most value. Readers will be able to borrow books at lower prices as the project grows.
The investors/traders are supporters of the token, which they can use to rent or buy books.
The same profit can be made by authors by delivering quality translations. Authors decide how much money a translator can make from their work.

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How many NFT books are in circulation?
The project's utility token is a rebase token with an automatic transaction tax. Existing token holders will get the tax back.

How is the network secured?
There is a BEP-20 token on the Binance Smart Chain. The proof-of-stake consensus mechanism is used to maintain security.

Where can I buy NFT books?
On PancakeSwap, you can find the NFTBS.