Over the years, IOTA Network has gained some spotlight, as the DLT (distributed ledger technology) named “tangle” was thought to be more effective than a blockchain network. Furthermore, the IOTA community has asserted that the data structure of IOTA would power or support the internet of things (IoT) in the coming years.
In 2015, Bitcoiners became aware of IOTA when the project was started by Sergey Ivancheglo, David Sonstebo, Dr Serguei Popov and Dominik Schiener. Presently, the market value of the coin reached $736 million, and there was a liquid supply of approximately 2,779,530,283 IOTAs. IOTA was first listed in June 2017 on a notable exchange, and at that year, it reached its all-time high (ATH) at $5.69 per token.
The migration tool together with IOTA’s choice to restrict the network by purchasing the coordinator node has emerged as a very controversial subject. Cryptocurrency veterans were asking the real nature of any decentralization under the IOTA network. Some have debated that the migration tool implemented a KYC-ed reclamation plan, which required people to distinguish themselves while claiming their funds.
@Blockchainchick, via a facepalm emoji, sarcastically mentioned about the situation of the IOTA coordinator and stated that when foundation’s co-chair for a decentralized network admitted staying happy with the ability to pause the network (and also individually determine the transactions' finality and validity).