[Mining]

This question circulates around these forums daily: Should people entering cryptocurrency start mining, trading or investing?

I was told some great advice back when I got into cryptocurrency and thought I would share it. Please keep in mind this is a summary, but still a good representation.

Mining - Mine if you are passionate about the technology and the love idea behind it.
Trading - Trade if you are interested in research and have an abundance of patient and time.
Investing - Invest if you feel the future of the technology will grow and you love what it represents.

At the end of the day everyone has their own reasons for getting involved in cryptocurrency. This ranges from the opportunity of money and riches to the technology and industry itself. What I am trying to tell you is there is no perfect answer to the 'Should I start mining, trading or investing?' question.

You will find more profitability in something you are passionate about and enjoy then something you are not. The point is do what interests you the most regardless of what other people tell you.

My Story: I got involved in the crypto industry out of obsession. It's the first technology that has driven me to obsession since I picked up my first gaming controller.

[Price:]

Had this Wii U bundle for awhile and looking for someone interested. Comes with the following and happy to provide more proof on request. Shipping from Ontario, Canada.




Price: $400

Black Wii U Bundle
Super Mario 3D World Pre- Installed
Amibos
3 Wii Controllers
Mario Kart Wheel
Pro Controller

Games:

Disney Infinity
Just Dance Kids 2014
Mario Party 10
Maruo Kart 8
Super Mario Maker
Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

[Crypto Quilts]

Hello all,

I'm excited to announce the creation of Crypto Quilts after the successful sale of the first Bitcoin Quilt. Offering a unique custom quilts with cryptocurrency with free shipping worldwide.



Website: https://www.cryptoquilts.org

Description:

Crypto Quilts was founded in 2018 with the premise of creating recognition for quilters and their quilts.
The idea of creating the first Bitcoin quilt came from working with a local quilt guild.
The entire process from designing to the finished project was in the hands of the quilters.

The sad truth is quilts are slowly becoming unappreciated in a throw away society.
We want to change that by spreading awareness and sharing appreciation for quilts.

100% of proceeds go directly to the quilter and guild.
Crypto Quilts as a company takes no profits and pays out of pocket for all shipping costs.
This is possible by using the power of decentralization and cryptocurrency.

Follow our story and the quilt process @CryptoQuilts.



Services:

Commissions and Custom Orders - We get it not everyone wants a cryptocurrency quilt. We offer custom designs and request. Please contact us with what you are looking for as prices and quotes vary.

Quilts:

You can view all the quilts made for raffles here:https://www.cryptoquilts.org/quilts
Commission quilts will be posted in this thread by the buyers if they wish too.

Support the Project:

100% of proceeds go to the quilters and this project survives off donations.
Please if you want to directly support Crypto Quilts.

BTC: 1H82tSUhsBv7mSxtJdEkiSjAndo1uRrPCZ
ETH: 0x941Cd516c5C668312706649627a327792Bc20413


Sources:

[Question] Bitcoin Quilts would you buy one?
[Auction] Bitcoin Quilt
[Auction] Ethereum Quilt
[Auction] Monero Quilt
[Auction] Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Monero Quilt
[Auction] IOTA Quilt
[Auction] Litecoin Quilt
[Auction] Ripple Quilt
Cardano Quilt
Bitcoin Quilt #2

[Information:]

Hello all,

Information: This Bitcoin quilt was a project started from a discussion here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3092512
This quilt will be auctioned off today to April 20th, 2018. Note: If the auction is unsuccessful I will be listing it as a [WTS] in Goods > Collectibles until sold.

The quilt was designed and quilted by my local quilt guild. This entire project was to test interest in Bitcoin or Cryptocurrency quilts while supporting the local quilters community. All proceeds will be going to the quilters guild. I pitched them the idea in March of creating some quilts related to cryptocurrency. The guild loved the idea and in a period of 20 days created an amazing warm feeling quilt. I hope this quilt brings everyone who sees it some joy and inspiration.

The suggested use case for the quilt is either as a throw quilt (on your lap while watching movies), bed or hanging display. The quilt is the first and one of a kind. No two quilts will ever be alike.

Description: Bitcoin surrounded in a sea of blue. 100% Cotton all three layers, Top, Batting, Backing and Thread. Custom stitching on blue boarder, yellow middle and white centre.
Size: 58"x58" inches  - 148x148 centimetres
Starting bid: 0.125 BTC
Bid Increments: 0.001 BTC
Any bids within the final 15 minutes will extend the Auction by an additional 15 minutes.
Excluded from Bidding: I may exclude bidders at my sole discretion.
End date and time: 4/20/2018 - 00:00 hrs UTC
Payment methods accepted: Bitcoin
Additional information: Payment will be escrowed until proof of delivery of the quilt through mail signature. After escrow receives proof of signature from buyer/seller funds will be released. I will never ask for direct payment through Private Message.

Pictures





Proof


Note: If you are interested in a custom quilt feel free to send me a private message on the forums and I can relay any requested information. The guild or individual quilters are open to custom orders and doing any size of quilt and design. Example: See my Pokemon quilt.

[Question:]

Hey all,

I am not a gambler nor do I use any of the casino services besides maybe the occasional dice game.

Question: I wanted to get some feedback on what you believe are the top 5 casinos (in your opinion) in the scene.
Note: I would prefer if they have affiliate programs, but it seems most casinos do by default.

The reason for the feedback is I've created a list of top affiliate programs and I wanted to see what I am missing. You can see the original thread about Crypto Trust here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3041716

I've skimmed most of the thread related to casinos as well as the announcements from the casinos. However, I feel like I might be missing some major ones.

Any feedback would be appreciated and This is what I have so far:

This is a Ripple (XRP) Payment transaction.
The payment is from rMCa3o92WJDHDw7GLZiP85Pp3ZRkb87xUp to rPRuysDxGUiqnMmTZoAihXijcwPnP1r64U.
The payment has a destination tag: 1
It was instructed to deliver 10,000,000,000 USD.rPRuysDxGUiqnMmTZoAihXijcwPnP1r64U by spending up to 10,100,000,000 USD.rMCa3o92WJDHDw7GLZiP85Pp3ZRkb87xUp.
The actual amount delivered was 10,000,000,000 USD. rPRuysDxGUiqnMmTZoAihXijcwPnP1r64U
The transaction's sequence number is 83
Sending this transaction consumed 0.000012 XRP (0.0000083652 USD).

If that is not amazing I don't know what is.

Is internet Security for mining a thing?

I was curious if miners use internet security to protect their location? I figured there was a chance of people being able to track back your location. I wanted to see if VPN or other security measures are common practises for miners. Most people these days use internet and other forums of security for their own home. I guess this question relates mostly to off-site mining locations.

With the news of more equipment being stolen from medium-large mining farms in Iceland and other areas there must be a demand for security side protection.

[Chrome]

I've noticed more and more cryptocurrency related sites are running Bitcoin and Altcoin mining on their websites. I don't know about the rest of you but I am getting tired of it. I would support smaller projects and websites if they let users know. None of them see to be open about saying they are running miners.

I would recommend installing the following if you are not already running them:

Chrome
NoMiner - Chrome
No Coin! - Chrome
minerBlock - Chrome

Firefox
NoMiner - Firefox
No Coin! - Firefox
minerBlock - Firefox

Opera
No Coin! - Opera
minerBlock - Opera

Safari
Unknown
Safari from my understanding does not have any approved miner blockers in their extension store.

Brave solves all these problems.

For a list of sites running miners see (WIP) Community Compiled List of Sites Browser Mining.

Neonexchange is a decentralized cryptographic trade and payment service. i've been looking forward to their platform and they just opened ICO register today. They are requiring people to install an extension as part of the KYC that wants to "read and change all your data on the websites you visit".

Picture:

How did they think this was a good idea?

[Beginners & Help]

Hey all,

I have been building a list of exchanges affiliate programs and related platforms. I originally posted this over in Beginners & Help, but felt it would serve better here.
If you want direct links you can find them here: https://www.cryptotrust.ca/exchanges

Binance
The worlds largest exchange which has Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Binance Coin (BNB) and USDT trading pairs.
Commission: 20% of Binance fees for referred users indefinitely.

BitMEX
The most popular future trading exchange, offering very high leverage for margin trading (Cross to 100x).
Commission: 10% of BitMEX fees for referred users indefinitely. The person you refer also gets a 10% discount on fees for 6 months.

HitBTC
This popular exchange which is known for listing very new coins. The platform currently supports BTC, ETH, USDT and ICO trading pairs.
Commission: 50% of HitBTC fees for referred users indefinitely.

Cryptopia
This exchange has grown significantly in popularity due to a built in marketplace arbitrage calculator.
Commission: 10% of Cryptopia fees for referred users indefinitely.

LocalBitcoins
The original peer-to-peer Bitcoin exchange. You can pay with Direct Deposit, Interac e-transfer, Moneygram, PayPal, PaysafeCard, Credit Card, Wester Union and Cash.
Commission: 40% of LocalBitcoins fees for referred users for 3 months.

Bitpanda
BitPanda allows users to buy and sell Bitcoins with a credit card, Paypal account and more throughout Europe. ​
Commission: €2.50 for every referred users registers.

YoBit
The most diverse exchange offering the most trading pairs and new listings with ICO and investment opportunities.
Commission: 20% of YoBit fees for referred users indefinitely.

Coinbase
User-friendly secure online platform for buying, selling, transferring, and storing digital currency. Buy Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Bitcoin Cash (BTC) and Litecoin (LTC)
​Commission: $10 after referred user spends $100.

KuCoin
Upcoming popular exchange which is known for listing very new coins. The platform currently supports BTC, ETH, NEO and USDT pairings.
20% of KuCoin fees for referred users indefinitely.

CoinEgg
The largest Chinese exchange which has Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and USC trading pairs.
Commission: 30% of CoinEgg fees for referred users indefinitely.

CoinSquare
Canadian cryptocurrency platform for buying and selling Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC) and other digital currencies.
Commission: $20 once referred user is verified and funded.

CEX.IO
This exchange offers Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCC), Bitcoin Gold (BTG), Ethereum (ETH), Zcash (ZEC), Dash (DASH) and other Altcoins.
Commission: 30% of CEX.IO fees for referred users indefinitely.

Coinmama
One of the view exchange allows you to buy digital currency with credit cards.
Commission: 10% of Coinmama fees for referred users indefinitely.

Exmo
Digital currency trading platform and wallet service that is used by almost half a million traders from around the world.
Commission: 25% of Exmo fees for referred users indefinitely.

BitBay
Global bitcoin payment service provider since 2011. Allows business to process cryptocurrency transactions in real time.
Commission: 20% of BitPay fees for referred users first deposit.

Changelly
Changelly is a cryptocurrency exchange service between digital currencies with credit cards.
Commission: 50% of Changelly revenue for referred users indefinitely.

XCoins
Like an exchange, but focused on secure lending. It allows users to quickly get Bitcoin quickly and pay later. Instant contracts for buyers and sellers.
Commission: 50% of xCoins transactions fees for referred users indefinitely. Tier 1 referrals 15% and Tier 2 3%.

QuadrigaCX
QuadrigaCX is one of the largest BTC and ETH exchanges in Canada. They provide a safe platform to trade and exchange BTC and ETH to CAD and have multiple withdrawal and deposit methods.
Commission: 10% of QuadrigaCX fees for referred users indefinitely.

ShapeShift
The leading instant digital asset exchange, supporting dozens of blockchain tokens including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Monero (XMR), Zcash (ZEC), Dash (DASH) and Dogecoin (DOGE).
Commission: .25% of ShapeShift  total sale each month from referred users.

CoinExchange
Smaller exchange focused on altcoins which has a very low fee of 0.15%.
Commission: 2.5% of initial commission rates (maker) and 5% for fee commission (taker) for referred users.

SimpleFX
This exchange is pushing the mobile industry with a large amount of fiat to cryptocurrency options.
Commission: 25% of SimpleFX trading spread and fees for each referred users.

Bit-z
Bit-Z is one of the world leading digital asset trading exchanges, providing professional digital asset trading and OTC (Over The Counter) services.
Commission: 50% of Bit-z trade revenue for referred user indefinitely.

Bitit
Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and other cryptocurrencies purchases by credit card, cash, direct banking. Pay in your local currency.
Commission: 9% of Bitit's commission fees per verified user.

Paxful
Custom marketplace for buying, spending and accepting Bitcoin (BTC).
Commission: 2% of sale on Paxful for anyone that uses your marketplace.

Indacoin
Indacoin is a flexible payment provider and merchant that sells over 30 cryptocurrencies.
Commission: .5% for every Indacoin referred user. The more users referred overtime you will be increased to 1%, 2% and 3%.

Bitsane
Full-featured spot trading exchange for Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Iconomi (ICN)
Commission: 20% of Bitsane transactions of referred users including 25 EUR bonus for fiat deposit.

PayBis
PayBis is a safe and easy to purchase Bitcoin (BTC) with credit card accepting Visa and MasterCard.
Commission: 10% to start, max 20% based off volume of commission fees for referred users.

Xapo
Xapo provides the tools you need to purchase Bitcoin (BTC) and store via online wallet ultra-secure Vault.
Commission: $10 after referred user spends $100.

Building a deeper list here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3041716

[Binance]

Hey all,

I have been building a list of affiliate programs for exchanges and places to refer users to purchase cryptocurrency.

Binance
The worlds largest exchange which has Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Binance Coin (BNB) and USDT trading pairs.
Commission: 20% of Binance fees for referred users indefinitely.

BitMEX
The most popular future trading exchange, offering very high leverage for margin trading (Cross to 100x).
Commission: 10% of BitMEX fees for referred users indefinitely. The person you refer also gets a 10% discount on fees for 6 months.

HitBTC
This popular exchange which is known for listing very new coins. The platform currently supports BTC, ETH, USDT and ICO trading pairs.
Commission: 50% of HitBTC fees for referred users indefinitely.

Cryptopia
This exchange has grown significantly in popularity due to a built in marketplace arbitrage calculator.
Commission: 10% of Cryptopia fees for referred users indefinitely.

LocalBitcoins
The original peer-to-peer Bitcoin exchange. You can pay with Direct Deposit, Interac e-transfer, Moneygram, PayPal, PaysafeCard, Credit Card, Wester Union and Cash.
Commission: 40% of LocalBitcoins fees for referred users for 3 months.

Bitpanda
BitPanda allows users to buy and sell Bitcoins with a credit card, Paypal account and more throughout Europe. ​
Commission: €2.50 for every referred users registers.

YoBit
The most diverse exchange offering the most trading pairs and new listings with ICO and investment opportunities.
Commission: 20% of YoBit fees for referred users indefinitely.

Coinbase
User-friendly secure online platform for buying, selling, transferring, and storing digital currency. Buy Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Bitcoin Cash (BTC) and Litecoin (LTC)
​Commission: $10 after referred user spends $100.

KuCoin
Upcoming popular exchange which is known for listing very new coins. The platform currently supports BTC, ETH, NEO and USDT pairings.
Commission: Has been disabled at this time.

CoinEgg
The largest Chinese exchange which has Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and USC trading pairs.
Commission: 30% of CoinEgg fees for referred users indefinitely.

CoinSquare
Canadian cryptocurrency platform for buying and selling Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC) and other digital currencies.
Commission: $20 once referred user is verified and funded.

CEX.IO
This exchange offers Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCC), Bitcoin Gold (BTG), Ethereum (ETH), Zcash (ZEC), Dash (DASH) and other Altcoins.
Commission: 30% of CEX.IO fees for referred users indefinitely.

Coinmama
One of the view exchange allows you to buy digital currency with credit cards.
Commission: 10% of Coinmama fees for referred users indefinitely.

Exmo
Digital currency trading platform and wallet service that is used by almost half a million traders from around the world.
Commission: 25% of Exmo fees for referred users indefinitely.

BitBay
Global bitcoin payment service provider since 2011. Allows business to process cryptocurrency transactions in real time.
Commission: 20% of BitPay fees for referred users first deposit.

Changelly
Changelly is a cryptocurrency exchange service between digital currencies with credit cards.
Commission: 50% of Changelly revenue for referred users indefinitely.

XCoins
Like an exchange, but focused on secure lending. It allows users to quickly get Bitcoin quickly and pay later. Instant contracts for buyers and sellers.
Commission: 50% of xCoins transactions fees for referred users indefinitely. Tier 1 referrals 15% and Tier 2 3%.

QuadrigaCX
QuadrigaCX is one of the largest BTC and ETH exchanges in Canada. They provide a safe platform to trade and exchange BTC and ETH to CAD and have multiple withdrawal and deposit methods.
Commission: 10% of QuadrigaCX fees for referred users indefinitely.

ShapeShift
The leading instant digital asset exchange, supporting dozens of blockchain tokens including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Monero (XMR), Zcash (ZEC), Dash (DASH) and Dogecoin (DOGE).
Commission: .25% of ShapeShift  total sale each month from referred users.

CoinExchange
Smaller exchange focused on altcoins which has a very low fee of 0.15%.
Commission: 2.5% of initial commission rates (maker) and 5% for fee commission (taker) for referred users.

SimpleFX
This exchange is pushing the mobile industry with a large amount of fiat to cryptocurrency options.
Commission: 25% of SimpleFX trading spread and fees for each referred users.

Bit-z
Bit-Z is one of the world leading digital asset trading exchanges, providing professional digital asset trading and OTC (Over The Counter) services.
Commission: 50% of Bit-z trade revenue for referred user indefinitely.

Bitit
Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and other cryptocurrencies purchases by credit card, cash, direct banking. Pay in your local currency.
Commission: 9% of Bitit's commission fees per verified user.

Paxful
Custom marketplace for buying, spending and accepting Bitcoin (BTC).
Commission: 2% of sale on Paxful for anyone that uses your marketplace.

Indacoin
Indacoin is a flexible payment provider and merchant that sells over 30 cryptocurrencies.
Commission: .5% for every Indacoin referred user. The more users referred overtime you will be increased to 1%, 2% and 3%.

Bitsane
Full-featured spot trading exchange for Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Iconomi (ICN)
Commission: 20% of Bitsane transactions of referred users including 25 EUR bonus for fiat deposit.

PayBis
PayBis is a safe and easy to purchase Bitcoin (BTC) with credit card accepting Visa and MasterCard.
Commission: 10% to start, max 20% based off volume of commission fees for referred users.

Xapo
Xapo provides the tools you need to purchase Bitcoin (BTC) and store via online wallet ultra-secure Vault.
Commission: $10 after referred user spends $100.

Cointal
The Coin Portal (Cointal) is a peer-to-peer Cryptocurrency marketplace for Ripple (XRP) and Ethereum (ETH) pairs.
Commission: 0.4% on every trade by referred users.

Let me know if I am missing anything. I kept the list to either Top 25 exchanges based off volume or popularity (that had an affiliate program). If you want direct links you can find them and more here: https://www.cryptotrust.ca/exchanges

[Question:]

Question: Looking to see if there is interest in Bitcoin or Cryptocurrency quilts/throws.

I have access to a local community of quilters that raise money for their quilt guild, breast cancer and other charities. I was going to pitch them the idea of creating some quilts related to Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency. I would than Auction/Sell them off here on the forums.

Some of the ideas:
Custom QR Codes
Bitcoin (Ethereum, Neo etc) Quilt
They can range in size, but I felt like a Throw (Lap Quilt) 60'x60' (153x153cm) would be the size of most interest.

Let me know if you would be interested in buying a quilt or throw.
or
If you have any ideas or suggestions of what they could make.

Not to make anyone jealous, but here is one of the quilts they created for me when I was a kid.

Off-topc is off-topic.

Question for people involved in Amazon FBA scene. What photography company or services can you recommend?

Looking for someone that does all the necessary photos of a product for private label.

Prefer if they are in North America (United States or Canada) and have experience accepting shipped products and taking photos that meet Amazon Terms of Service.

What do people think of Mt. Gox supposedly dumping on us for the last 2 months.

From what I could find over 35,841 BTC (now BCH also) was from the "hack" and could be the main reason for everything crashing over and over again since December.
https://www.mtgox.com/img/pdf/20180307_report.pdf

Does anyone know of any wallets or data outside of this?

[Payment: Open to anything.]

Hey all,

Can anyone recommend someone Member+ that has a public thread that is selling Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) etc.
Payment: Open to anything.

I've gone through several threads and reached out to a few people, but have not heard anything back.
There also seems to be a lot of big threads that are either abandoned now or the users have been labeled as hacked or sold their accounts.
Note: I can assume some of it has to do with my 'Newbie' rank.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Hey all,

I have been trying to track down a list of current and upcoming hardware wallets. The market is dominated by the big three, but I wanted to see what I was missing.

Ledger Wallets https://www.ledgerwallet.com
KeepKey https://www.keepkey.com
Trezor https://trezor.io
CoolBitX https://coolwallet.io
Digital BitBox https://digitalbitbox.com
Swiss Bank In Your Pocket https://swissbankinyourpocket.com
BitLox https://www.bitlox.com
Openedime http://www.opendime.com
Bitfreezer https://www.bitfreezer.us
Archos https://www.archos.com
Casa https://keys.casa
Waves https://wavesplatform.com
Cryptonex https://cryptonex.org
Hodler https://hodler.tech

Update: Credit to ChiBitCTy

Shop- https://www.cryptohwwallet.com
Archos Safe-T - http://www.archos.com
Asamacura- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FKWKBJ2
Ballet-  https://www.balletcrypto.com
BC Vault- https://myhardwarewallet.co.uk
BitBox- https://shiftcrypto.ch/
Bitcoin Vault- https://www.amazon.com/Retroworks-Retro-Bitcoin-Vault-Black/dp/B00JEM4TJS
Bitfi Wallet- https://bitfi.com
Bitfreezer- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078BXY8H1
Bithd- https://bithd.com
Bitkee- https://bitkee.com
BitLox- https://www.bitlox.com
BOB Phone- https://functionx.io
CERBER - http://cerber.net/en.html
Case (CryptoLabs)- https://choosecase.com
Cobo- https://cobo.com/hardware-wallet
Coinkite Coldcard- https://coinkite.com
Coinlet- https://www.coroflot.com
Coldlar- https://www.coldlar.com
CoolWallet- https://coolwallet.io
Crypto Ring- https://cryptoring.io
Cryptosteel- https://cryptosteel.com
D’CENT Biometric Wallet - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07P3XZKWV
DSS bracelet- https://digitalsmartsystems.lv
Ellipal- https://www.ellipal.com
Esecubit- https://www.esecubit.com
Exodus- https://www.htcexodus.com
FINNEY-SIRIN LABS- https://shop.sirinlabs.com
Flip To Pay- https://www.fliptopay.com
FLXWALLET- https://flxwallet.com
FuzeW- https://fuzeway.com
HooFoo- https://hoofoo.io
JuBiter- https://www.jubiterwallet.com
Kaase- https://kasseusa.com
KeepKey- https://shapeshift.io/keepkey
Keevo - https://www.keevowallet.com
KeyCard- https://keycard.tech
Keyream- https://www.keyream.com
KeeWallet- http://www.keywallet.co.kr
Ledger- https://www.ledger.com
Littleshell- https://www.amazon.com
MIRkey- https://ellipticsecure.com
Meek- http://meek.io
OPENDIME- https://opendime.com
OraSaifu- https://www.indiegogo.com
Pigzbe - https://www.pigzbe.com
Secure Wallet- https://securewallet.shop
SafePal Binance Wallet- https://www.safepal.io
SatoChip- https://satochip.io
SecuX- https://www.secuxtech.com
Skywallet- https://store.skycoin.com
Telx- https://www.telx.tech
Temexe- https://www.temexe.com
Trezor- https://trezor.io
Unikey- https://www.unikeys.io
XZEN - https://xzen.io/wallet

Moved: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3066342

[ECO - Uber co-founder Garrett Camp. NO ICO. 50% Total Supply Given Away.]

ECO - Uber co-founder Garrett Camp. NO ICO. 50% Total Supply Given Away.

Free Tokens: https://eco.com
White Paper: https://eco.com/eco-design-proposal-v1.pdf
Article: https://techcrunch.com/2018/03/01/uber-co-founder-garrett-camp-is-creating-a-new-cryptocurrency/

'Garrett Camp, best known for being a co-founder of Uber and founder of the accelerator/venture fund Expa, is launching his own cryptocurrency.

The currency is called Eco, and Camp wants it to be a digital global currency that can be used as a payment tool around the world for daily-use transactions.

There will be one trillion tokens issued initially, of which 50% will be given away to the first one billion verified humans that sign up. 20% will go to the universities running trusted nodes, 10% will go to advisors, 10% will go to strategic partners, and 10% will go to a newly formed Eco Foundation which will be responsible for creating and maintaining the network. Camp as well as a small number of partners affiliated with Expa will also donate $10M to seed the foundation with an operating budget.

Notably there will be no ICO – which means no money will be raised for the project, and also lets the project avoid any potential legal issues which have now become prevalent with most major ICOs.'

Edit: I am not part of this project. I found this announcement March 1st 2018 and It got me really excited for the project.

Moved: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3050795.new#new

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