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Thursday thoughts from our CEO Alexander Bychkov...

“Until recently, most blockchain projects focused on more technical sectors. Taking this cutting-edge technology, and applying it to the production of everyday commodities like fruit and veg, could be a very exciting way forward for blockchain. We believe BananaCoin is just the beginning of what will be a worldwide blockchain trend.” 🍌

sending you virtual bananas!

Check out the latest review of Bananacoin on YouTube.

"This is a project that matters"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiMdvAv9JB4&feature=youtu.be&a=

Nope not monkeys, although I'm sure there are a few monkeys out there who would be delighted to visit the BCO plantation in Laos! 

The CEOs of this project are Oleg Dobrovolsky (a Russian entrepreneur and philanthropist who has three years' experience in the agro-industrial field) and Alexander Bychkov (a marketing and communications professional of 17 years). Oleg and Alexander work with a team of experts in the banana field!

Personally, we couldn't live without bananas! 

Thanks for the good wishes!

We posts updates about Bananacoin and progress at the plantation on other social networks too...

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Bananacoin_Eng

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bananacoinENG/

YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/BananacoinICO

Telegram: https://t.me/bananacoineng

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Thanks for your interest in Bananacoin. We are confident that our project will be profitable to all investors!

Here are some progress pics from the farm FYI - we're installing a new irrigation system: https://www.facebook.com/bananacoinENG/photos/pcb.344110606061567/344109329395028/?type=3&theater

 

The potential is that there is a massive deficit in the banana trade - Chinese markets want bananas, yet there are no organic and ethical (or indeed, safe) plantations to provide them. This in itself means the project is super valuable and choosing blockchain means that funds can be raised and profits shared in a more transparent way with investors!

Anyway - thanks for the well wishes!! 

Hey! It's not suspicious at all. I can organise access to the farm if you want to go visit in Laos! Bananafarm has a farm in Laos, which is 100% real - look at their Twitter and Facebook accounts, they post daily updates. The farm employs local people and is environmentally-friendly, organic and ethical!!

They use ICO because it is a good way to crowdfund and transparently share profits with investors, just as many projects all over the world do!

 

Some claim that in a few years’ time blockchain will no longer be a buzzword; it will be as ubiquitous as the internet. Others believe that blockchain is all hype; that it is an untested technology with huge risks and little upside.

Farmers have always been eager adopters of technologies that make sense and deliver real value. It’s clear that blockchain has big potential to solve significant problems in agriculture. The challenge for blockchain, and agtech at large, is connecting the technology to viable business models and compelling use cases. All the startups mentioned above are working hard to do just this.

Put simply; blockchain needs to save time and money as well as take agriculture forward to create new pockets of value. If we can move beyond the hype and simply do better business, the future of agriculture will indeed be blockchain.

Full article: https://agfundernews.com/from-bitcoin-to-agriculture-how-can-farmers-benefit-from-blockchain6380.html

Thoughts?

There are some nice projects in the agricultural field out there such as AgriDigital and Farmshare. Or even real organic eco farms like Bananacoin (which is a project I'm personally involved in). I've even heard talks about AvocadoCoin, PomegranateCoin etc!!

I think this is a thing.

Not being 'literal!!!  

I just think it's interesting/ worth considering how blockchain can become more commonly-talked about when dealing with commodities like fruit/veg.

There is talk about how it could really transform agricultural industries given the popularity of 'farm to plate' and generally these projects being more transparent and user/investor focused.

Thoughts?

I am newbie to the blockchain/bitcoin/ICO arena (don't troll me!! ). The first project I've become involved in is BananaCoin.

What is BananaCoin?

Bananacoin is the world's first blockchain option for investing in the production of organic bananas. The banana farm, in Laos, is organic and ecological and will export bananas to China, where demand is greater than supply. This is particularly so in recent times given Chinese plantations have been banned as they are toxic.

The price of Bananacoin tokens is protected by the cost of one kilogram of bananas.

Why invest in BananaCoin?

Having invested in Bananacoin you have the opportunity to get a minimum of 100% profit of the project implementation. The business is easy to scale and it is growing into a serious player in the Asian fruit market. The business model is completely transparent. This essentially seems to be a risk-free investment. You can find out more, or join the private sale, at www.bananacoin.io

Could bananas change the face of blockchain forever?

What really interests me about the Banana project is:

- It's totally real. This is a legit plantation. Producing ethical bananas. To fill a real void in the market. It's not just a cool idea, it's a proper project.
- It relates to the common 'non tech' person. Projects like this have the potential to bring the otherwise quite technical blockchain market into a new mainstream understanding.
- Blockchain could transform the agricultural industry. There is a massive demand for 'organic' foods. The concept of 'from farm to table' is popular, yet the industry, as it stands, can not verify claims that its food and drink products are organic, ethical, sustainable etc. Blockchain projects could begin to change this. Here is any interesting article on the topic: https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/blockchain-will-revolutionize-agriculture-and-food-supply-chain/

What are people's thoughts on this? Can these projects start to bring blockchain into the common person's thinking and even onto their dinner table??    

I am new to the blockchain/bitcoin/ICO arena (don't troll me!!  ). The first project I've become involved in is BananaCoin.

What is BananaCoin?

Bananacoin is the world's first blockchain option for investing in the production of organic bananas. The banana farm, in Laos, is organic and ecological and will export bananas to China, where demand is greater than supply. This is particularly so in recent times given Chinese plantations have been banned as they are toxic.

The price of Bananacoin tokens is protected by the cost of one kilogram of bananas.

Why invest in BananaCoin?

Having invested in Bananacoin you have the opportunity to get a minimum of 100% profit of the project implementation. The business is easy to scale and it is growing into a serious player in the Asian fruit market. The business model is completely transparent. This essentially seems to be a risk-free investment. You can find out more, or join the private sale, at www.bananacoin.io

Could bananas change the face of blockchain forever?

What really interests me about the Banana project is:

- It's totally real. This is a legit plantation. Producing ethical bananas. To fill a real void in the market. It's not just a cool idea, it's a proper project.
- It relates to the common 'non tech' person. Projects like this have the potential to bring the otherwise quite technical blockchain market into a new mainstream understanding.
- Blockchain could transform the agricultural industry. There is a massive demand for 'organic' foods. The concept of 'from farm to table' is popular, yet the industry, as it stands, can not verify claims that its food and drink products are organic, ethical, sustainable etc. Blockchain projects could begin to change this. Here is any interesting article on the topic: https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/blockchain-will-revolutionize-agriculture-and-food-supply-chain/

What are people's thoughts on this? Can these projects start to bring blockchain into the common person's thinking and even onto their dinner table??