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Hey,

So who is thinking about jumping in on the VISO ICO?

It looks pretty promising and more genuine than others. The token is called "VITO" believe it is also available on the DEX "Waves Decentralized Exchange" because it's a Wave based token.

Thoughts?

Can't find it with a google search  :(, got the site?

Hey no problem it's here: https://viso.global

You can also find it on wavesgo and coin ico watch websites

Also here is there bitcointalk thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2180444.0

Looks to me as another Tenx, Centra, monaco and tokencard clone. Problem with this one in comparison with the companies already here is that Visio does not yet have a working product.

Good point.

Hopefully they will bring something new,then it's worth participating.
There's so many cards already out there

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The idea of creating a money no government can mess with dates back to the 1990s. Various enthusiasts had found the possibility intriguing but had no way of implementing it in the early days of the Internet and with no blockchain in sight. A handful of tech freaks continued to work in that direction as time went by — to no effect.

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January 3, 2009 — the day Bitcoin’s blockchain spawned the first 50 BTC chain — marks another milestone in crypto’s history. Crypto mining required no hardware farms back in the day. The tiny amount of power it took to generate Bitcoin was what defined its first-ever exchange rate, BTC 1309 per dollar. By August 2010, Bitcoin’s price had reached a “whopping” USD 0.08. The first-ever (and now legendary) deal with Bitcoin as money, in which two boxes of pizza changed hands for BTC 10,000, occurred at about the same time, and the first Bitcoin-based exchange went into operation soon after. Also known as Mt. Gox, the crypto exchange was shut down in 2014 after its popularity peaked.

Crypto money started to draw the interest of enthusiasts around the globe as altcoins like Ethereum (ETH) and Lightcoin (LTC) emerged, each with their pros and cons. Several thousand altcoins have appeared to date, with more on the way as the ICO boom goes on.

Much has been achieved in recent years in terms of cryptocurrency evolution as new exchanges and cryptocurrencies were launched, but crypto money is still coming of age. Authorities worldwide still give it the cold shoulder, with numerous legal issues waiting to be resolved. But first and foremost, cryptocurrency is by and large still the domain of enthusiasts. Regular people still find it hard to use, but we hope the VISO project will help deal with the problem by making crypto money a commonplace way to pay for goods and services.

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