MacStone - the world's first decentralized community support fund, built on the TRON blockchain and smart contract technology. The smart contract of the project helps to provide everyone with an independent financial support fund, based on smart contract technology, surrounded and supported by a variety of services, including DEFI and online gaming through ECLIPCITY.
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How does the MacStone work?
Any MacStone member can contribute TRX to the community fund and support community members. The member will redeem the contract code and will start receiving support from other community members. Why this particular platform:
| 1 | The project is 100% decentralized and community based. This means there are no guarantees or additional profits, derived from MacStone alone, whatever you get from MacStone is accepted by other community members and based on your own and community efforts as it is a P2P support model. |
| 2 | MacStone looks like a decentralized “third party” that provides complete transparency and fairness to all, in accordance with the algorithm code. |
| 3 | There are no middlemen, owners, companies, CEO and human interaction here, which effectively guarantees the fairness of all participating partners and partner funds, in accordance with the rules of the smart contract. |
It is the smartest, safest and best advanced financial support model currently available. You can participate in MacStone by depositing at least 100 TRX into the fund and you are entitled to get 270% back now.
By playing games here, you increase your daily payout percentage. Each turnover of 10.000 trx in games adds 0.1% per day, but no more than 5% for 7 payments with a distance of 1 day. After that, this percentage goes to zero and you can increase your percentage again.
Additional information
If you have any questions, you can ask their company on social networks:
- to get started, read the information of the smart contract;
- Telegram.
Also, you can find out about the upcoming updates, promotions and participate in contests there.




