TOKEN OFFERING ~ CoExistCoin ~ Empower the less fortunate

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(Our original ANN page with proof of start 2015. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1083647.0;topicseen)

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[pilvlp]

Wow, this looks really nice.

[m_nief]

i wanna reserve indonesian translation for this thread sir.
this is my previous work:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2075556
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2071201
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2119739
please PM me if you're interesting to my reservation

[dwwbit]

Interesting project, Is there any twitter, facebook bounties?

[Voidvamp]

Any bounties available?

[OculusMan]

Hello! You need Russian translators?

[uysure]

dev dou you have bounty media or social media?

[covfefe_]

So this is basically a charity token where the donor buys token which are converted into local currencies for the needed people?

[AmoreJaz]

charity tokens or coin or projects are hard to get to a functional level! and with an ico it is Simpy hard to trust a project not to run off with the cash"as way too many projects have already done"

[Dump3er]

Would you also be willing to collect money for medical research purposes?

[satria33]

How much total supply the coin

[vit05]

I could translate to Portuguese.

[Stein]

charity tokens or coin or projects are hard to get to a functional level! and with an ico it is Simpy hard to trust a project not to run off with the cash"as way too many projects have already done"

CoExistCoin has existed since 2015 and the Dev never sold one coin out of the foundation or his personal coins, even when he had some dire family medical expenses.
All coins have been accounted for over 2 years now with the Dev never using one coin for personal gain.

[Stein]

How much total supply the coin

27 million

[Stein]

So this is basically a charity token where the donor buys token which are converted into local currencies for the needed people?

From my understanding, that is one part of it. Many community based charities, say in Namibia or Peru have a hard time getting actual funds because of banking problems.
One of the things the Dev is trying to do is make it easy for people to donate crypto and 90-95% of it ending up in the actual hands of the people in need.

The whitepaper states that there are many other functions of the coin, from my reading of it anyway.

[Dump3er]

So this is basically a charity token where the donor buys token which are converted into local currencies for the needed people?

From my understanding, that is one part of it. Many community based charities, say in Namibia or Peru have a hard time getting actual funds because of banking problems.
One of the things the Dev is trying to do is make it easy for people to donate crypto and 90-95% of it ending up in the actual hands of the people in need.

The whitepaper states that there are many other functions of the coin, from my reading of it anyway.

But in the end it will be really difficult to deal with all kinds of scam attacks, don't you think so? Whether crypto or not, imagine how much background information you need about a person or group of people that requests help. How is that going to be dealt with? I really like projects like this, but the bad people are waiting for this, too.

[m_nief]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2126665
INDONESIAN TRANSLATION FOR THIS THREAD COMPLETED SIR.  

[Stein]

So this is basically a charity token where the donor buys token which are converted into local currencies for the needed people?

From my understanding, that is one part of it. Many community based charities, say in Namibia or Peru have a hard time getting actual funds because of banking problems.
One of the things the Dev is trying to do is make it easy for people to donate crypto and 90-95% of it ending up in the actual hands of the people in need.

The whitepaper states that there are many other functions of the coin, from my reading of it anyway.

But in the end it will be really difficult to deal with all kinds of scam attacks, don't you think so? Whether crypto or not, imagine how much background information you need about a person or group of people that requests help. How is that going to be dealt with? I really like projects like this, but the bad people are waiting for this, too.

Compared to major charities with operating budgets in the multi billions per year that only give 5-10% of their donations to the communities and MOST of that actually never filters down;
How could it possibly be worse ? Vetting locals organizations isn't hard. There are many small local charities that are already fully vetted. I am sure part of the process will be vetting those actual small charities.
It's also a way to donate to already established charities using crypto and for CoExist to make a deal that any of the funds transferred have to be used at a certain % at the actual ground level.

The community will also be involved. Each charity has to be community approved as per the white paper. The crypto community is pretty good at ferreting out scammers. I'd rather put it to the crypto community over a multi billion dollar NGO any day. The stories I could tell you about NGO's in Cambodia would make your head spin. Scams from everyone I meet for years, but the money rolled in.

[kriegder3koenig10]

Great! Arabic translation please.

[ramores8]

Coin concept charity right? More and more such projects are emerging,
But this is interesting and good because donation funds can be tracked to where the funds are running. Good luck team!