Firstly, it's frustrating that I can't access the investor deck. The system claims my email isn't correct, which is an immediate hurdle.
Secondly, they've made a hasty alteration to the project's name, switching from Buk Technology to Buk Protocol. This sudden change raises questions about the project's stability and direction. After reviewing the project, both names don't make sense to me. Why not just "Buk trade" or Just "Buk". What's a Buk anyways and why is the logo on the website (left up) pixelated and off from the rest..
In essence, they propose aiming to convert anything perishable into a tradable asset. For instance, if you're unable to attend a coveted event due to illness, you could sell your ticket using their platform. The concept extends to sharing memberships and subscriptions without the need for password sharing. However, the practicality of transferring accounts without compromising security remains unclear. In the end, you still need someone to receive your ticket by standards of the entrance security of e.g. concerts so I don't see this change.
I can only give this project a one-star rating. The lack of clarity on its viability is concerning. Generating substantial traffic appears essential for success, yet it's uncertain how they plan to achieve this. The necessity of their own token is questionable, and details missing. Show Less