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I just tweeted about the airdrop: https://twitter.com/SeanBanksBliss/status/1002870938344480768

Twitter name: @SeanBanksBliss

I hope it's great I want a platform for making and profiting from my videos. Might need a rebrand to beat youtube though.

@SeanHendlin twitter and telegram #Airdrop

#Joined Bounty Campaign
Telegram: @SeanHendlin
Twitter: @SeanHendlin

Super interested in how the AI and the exchange are going to work together to benefit users.

Telegram:

@SeanHendlin

#Proof of authentication #Proof of participation:
- Bitcointalk profile link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1156013
- Did you check our ANN thread? YES
- Are you participating in our bounty campaign? YES/NO: NO
- Did you check our last updates on whitepaper? YES/NO: YES

Your airdrop form does not request info about our bitcointalk comment. so you must not be tracking them or giving bonus coins for these comments right?

Telegram @ToshoH

Hey all, I'm a bit new to this, so forgive any ignorance.

I was just checking out an advert for GoldMint.io and wondering if having a gold backed crypto currency makes any sense?  

Isn't the point of bitcoin that the blockchains maintain stability via limited quantity, and isn't the disconnection from other commodities like gold part of what makes it stable and secure as an investment (prices in other markets have less effect on price of bitcoin?).

My question is: Does having a gold backed crypto currency defeat the purpose? Is it just a silly idea? Surely many people with a layman's understanding will think "Goldbacked? Thats great!" and thus money can be made as they swarm in... but as a long run stable currency, is gold backing a dumb idea?