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Title: OpenLedger working on crypto to fiat debit card and planning EU regulation... Post by: cryptoninjas on April 07, 2017, 01:17:09 AM Ronny Boesing, CEO of financial crypto platform OpenLedger told CryptoNinjas the company is planning on getting regulation and soon will be releasing a cryptocurrency debit card.
He said: Quote "Getting licensed a la BitStamp is in our plans for the near future." ANDQuote "The OpenLedger debit card will allow assets on the DEX to be converted instantly to FIAT anywhere, anytime – whether POS or ATM. This will be the game changer, and available for everyone to use. People all over the world will be in control of their own funds, with an option to release funds via multisig when they want, and only then. This amazing innovation is coming soon on OpenLedger." Read the full interview > https://www.cryptoninjas.net/2017/04/06/crypto-financial-platform-openledger-means-business-says-ceo-ronny-boesing/ (https://www.cryptoninjas.net/2017/04/06/crypto-financial-platform-openledger-means-business-says-ceo-ronny-boesing/) Title: Re: OpenLedger working on crypto to fiat debit card and planning EU regulation... Post by: mynhpark on April 07, 2017, 06:37:08 AM cryptoninjas this is very important news for the cryptospace, because OpenLedger is one of the world’s first blockchain powered conglomerate, which hosts a powerful trading platform known as the OpenLedger DEX.
In addition, OpenLedger already has several digital tokens and assets in operation such as: OBITS (Reward based tokens of the OpenLedger Decentralized Conglomerate). ICO OpenLedger (Equity based investment allowing immediate trading of every interesting and promising new coin, even in the prelaunch phase). BTSR (Digital reward based token distributed to users willing to help support and maintain BitTeaser, a decentralised advertising network). Another Openledger initiative is the Blogger's Club 500, which is a cryptocurrency blogger's community forming the global voice of cryptos that is changing the world of finance one sentence at a time. |