Western Australia, Wed., 5/03/2014

We are go!! The town is Denmark, Western Australia. Population: 2,300.
There is a mixture of 'counterculturals' -- I don't think anyone thinks that is an insulting term; I am one -- and successful people -- read 'tech savvy' -- who have moved there for the quiet life.

It's a gorgeous place, guys. I was surfing here in 1983.

IndiaMikeZulu will maintain a respectful relationship with the influential local people who have welcomed us, our currency, to their community.

The Strategy is:

three coins:

Firstly, Dogecoin, as a 'training-coin.' We are engaged, fellow Franko-coiners, with people who are completely new to the crytpo-currency phenomenon. Indiamikezulu thinks the breadth, warmth and vibrancy of the Dogecoin community -- there's no denying it -- is the best 'first contact' point.

Secondly, the Franko will be the alternative currency of the town and district. We aim for mutual benefit: IMZ breaks even, and learns a great deal; we ask the solid support of the Franko community, which we expect to benefit from the increased velocity of the Franko; and we expect the community of Denmark to learn that The Franko has tremendous potential to 'hold in' money that might otherwise drift away to other communities.
We Australians say, 'No muckin' around': our First Goal is 100 commercial and personal Franko users in the district. If they have, say, 200 Frankos in their wallets, that's 20,000 Frankos in one town and district. (IndiaMikeZulu looks to holding, say, 5% of the currency as commitment, investment, and backing for the bourse. That's another 6,000 Frankos.)

Thirdly, there's Bitcoin, which will serve to draw money in from as far away as . . . all the rest of the world: 'Bitcoin Holiday Denmark'! Plenty of this Bitcoin should end up as Franko.

We call this the 'Suite-of-Coins Principle.'

Leave a message at indiamikezulu.com.au if you want. I have some requests of central Franko-community people, to help get the snowball rolling. Showing that we are a tight, tech-savvy community will be a great asset to the Project.

Mark Blair (IndiaMikeZulu 04 399 58791)

Hi, guys!

We are IndiaMikeZulu, an Australian hobby business that develops cryptocurrencies commercially.

We are experimenting with a thing we call 'X-wipping.' It means that someone with Dokdocoin swaps a little coin for, say, Dogecoin or Litecoin. We do it ON TRUST: first I send you a little Doge. You send me a little Dokdo.

Are there South Koreans living in Western Australia? We run a 'micro coin-exchange.' And you can buy coin from us via Internet-banking transfers.

We don't care that much about the money. We like cryptos. (Mostly Nxt, Franko, Doge, and Bitcoin.)

You can leave us a message at m.j.blair.60 at gmail dot com or at indiamikezulu dot com dot au.

Do you have an android wallet? or only desktop computer wallet? What exchanges are you listed on?

I think a South Korean coin is a good idea: South Koreans (I taught them when I was an English teacher) are good with technology, smart, and disciplined.

Mark Blair, IndiaMikeZulu

Hey, guys!! I have posted here 'cause it's the current thread:

Mt. Barker Computers and Electronics in Western Australia is now accepting Nxt 'over the counter' for purchases.

We are 'indiamikezulu' (indiamikezulu dot com dot au), a hobby business devoted really to across-the-board cryptocurrency development in Australia rather than any particular crypto -- but we recognised the excellence of Nxt early on, hold coin, and are developing it 'on the ground.'

Actually, MBCE (my business partner's day job) is probably the only place in Australia that accepts more than two cryptos -- we're taking four.

Mark Blair (04 399 58791)

IndiaMikeZulu Checks In

My name is Mark Blair. My trader and I and some other talented associates are 'IndiaMikeZulu.' We are always short of time and fiat, but we really enjoy crypto-coining, which we've been at flat out for almost a year now.

We run the 'Red Dog Project' micro-bourse for Australia's first 'Crypto Town,' and should be able to tell you the name of the town this week: indiamikezulu.com.au

Our general approach stems, oddly, from my utter compu-klutziness. I am a boomer, and so readily see that non-Net approaches to crypto-coining are much neglected by most crypto-coiners. We can walk out into the world, and communicate face-to-face with the millions of people who have had a gutful of bank fees and arrogant bankster antics.

Finally, I note that the Franko is the first coin I've held that I feel attached to, that really does have a 'community feel' to it. It's unhelpful to name names, but some coins are more like a Wild West Rodeo arena than a community, with people shouting and doing each other down.

Any Australians here? I am low-vision, so the phone is good.

Mark Blair, Unicup, Western Australia
04 399 58791

(I live way out in the bush, in an old farmhouse. It's almost dawn, and I can hear Sassybird Emu 'kook kook kooking' in the dark out the back. She gets wheat for brekkie when the sun comes up.)

Oh, look!! IndiaMikeZulu finally managed to get a new account on Bitcointalk.

If you are an Australian Franko-coiner, please check in at indiamikezulu dot com dot au.

We are going to introduce the Franko to a W.A. community (We hope. Gotta jump through some hoops. But we're pumping money into the gig.)

The Franko is now available in $AU on our micro bourse.

Mark Blair, Unicup, Western Australia
04 399 58791

Ya, aduh. Bahasa saya jelek.

Mungkin ada orang R.I. yang tak mau pake bank bank Indonesia.

Punya teman di Perth?

Kasih message di indiamikezulu dot com dot au

We have big ideas for 'jembatan crypto' between R.I. dan Australia.

Also, at Litecocoin Australia (under Litecoin Market section) ada Kumpulan OzIndo Pemakai Altcoin

Sudah tiap hari ada harga Litecoin di Rupiah.

Mark Blair 04 399 58791

m.j.blair.60 at gmail dot com