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[levyashin]

Seeing that all articles about Open Money, make me think that i'm in the right place.

Besides that everyday activity in thread and telegram rising, there is good hype is happening.


They have a good momentum going and I believe they will continue this hype to the ico finish.

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[nelson4lov]

Seeing that all articles about Open Money, make me think that i'm in the right place.

Besides that everyday activity in thread and telegram rising, there is good hype is happening.


They have a good momentum going and I believe they will continue this hype to the ico finish.

Regardless of whether or not the project gathers the much neesed hype before and during the ICO, I'm sure Open Money token sale will be sold out. The expert investors know a real long term projects when they see one & Open Money is one of such. Through the platform, Developers can tap into the crypto economy and business space with mainstream oriented applications.

[andrejka]

Wow...OpenMoney is mentioned in an article in Forbes! This is the first time I read this one...in connection with the ICO ban made by China last month and how money from Chinese investors still find the way to get into new projects...

"The ethos behind blockchain has been tested," says Ken Sangha, COO of Open Money and the Open Project in San Francisco. "A central, organized and powerful authority -- China -- said 'no' and we all have been tested worldwide because of it. But the system flexed its muscles. It's doing what it was supposed to do."

Sangha was going to launch an ICO in September for Open Money, a developers platform like Java that would allow app makers to include user options to purchase their products with cryptocurrencies in app stores. The Chinese ban put their ICO on hold. Most of their investors were Chinese. Start-ups from San Francisco to Moscow had similar problems.

Open Money found Chinese smart money. They built relationships with Chinese venture funds over the years and private asset managers who are now delving into the crypto markets. Those characters in China are known as "whales". The whales tend to be large funds with tens of millions of dollars to throw around, often belonging to the family offices of Chinese multi-millionaires and billionaires.

"We are definitely getting Chinese money and are still talking to a number of China-based funds," Sangha says.

Source is here.

The article is clearly showing us that it is virtually impossible to stop people from deciding where they want to invest their money...when people got the money it means power and many Chinese are using that power on their hands today.

Okay, this is just a little break from the main topic we have on this thread but am sure many of us here can feel the excitement which OpenMoney is brewing right now. The project is given space in many reputable online publications and that is really huge in terms of marketing and image building.  

Wow! I've missed this article somehow...That gives kinda confidence in the future development of crypto and Open Money in first place. The trend couldn't be stopped by anyone or anything, this is a real revolution and I think practically everyone now knows that it is true.

[alexreal]

I think you have a very innovative way with your pre-sale.

[OpenMoneyBTT]

Forbes - Thank you I believe some of this was misquoted but the essence of the blockchain and P2P decentralization is there.

The OPEN Forbes article is pointing to that this is the first time that the blockchain and its decentralized audience has been tested, re China's authority on banning this, but that doesn't necessarily turn the 'network' off.

Thanks for thinking of us as a long term project - that's where our technology wants to be and is incorporated into our modular approach for that very reason.

[inspiredinvestor]

Seeing some good momentum here, lots of press coverage! I think you're right, inspiredinvestor, opening ecosystem for all crypto's, expanding use for the world. Should make all cryptos way widespread.

Agree Pandarunner. Most crypto's have additional functionality, ledger transparency, fast transaction speed, cheap transfer costs etc.
All this and more, but if people can use cryptocurrencies easily, it won't be enmeshed in their lives.

[nikryz]

Is there a game for the future today? I understand that a long-term investment in Open Money will bring us big money. Well, it's not bad in the end.

[CryptoBry]

Forbes - Thank you I believe some of this was misquoted but the essence of the blockchain and P2P decentralization is there. The OPEN Forbes article is pointing to that this is the first time that the blockchain and its decentralized audience has been tested, re China's authority on banning this, but that doesn't necessarily turn the 'network' off. Thanks for thinking of us as a long term project - that's where our technology wants to be and is incorporated into our modular approach for that very reason.

The details might not be there but the message and impact can be clearly seen. That article in Forbes is actually a recognition of the things that OpenMoney already got into and its many plans into the future...where cryptocurrency can be as popular as the smartphones they are holding on their hands. This is basically returning the real power back to the people akin to the internet revolution.

[SixFigures]

is this project in any way similar to EOS? The concept sounds at least familiar.

[FIEX]

is this project in any way similar to EOS? The concept sounds at least familiar.

EOS is a new blockchain. EOS.IO is software that introduces a blockchain architecture designed to enable vertical and horizontal scaling of decentralized applications.

Open Money is a blockchain initiative to bridge the gap between mainstream software and the blockchain. The OPEN Platform has one goal - to drive mainstream use of blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies globally through the common individual.

Open Money isnt creating a whole new blockchain, they make a bridge for apps to the blockchain. This can be a bridge to the EOS blockchain for example.

[levyashin]

is this project in any way similar to EOS? The concept sounds at least familiar.

EOS is a new blockchain. EOS.IO is software that introduces a blockchain architecture designed to enable vertical and horizontal scaling of decentralized applications.

Open Money is a blockchain initiative to bridge the gap between mainstream software and the blockchain. The OPEN Platform has one goal - to drive mainstream use of blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies globally through the common individual.

Open Money isnt creating a whole new blockchain, they make a bridge for apps to the blockchain. This can be a bridge to the EOS blockchain for example.

Still, their purposes have some similarities.

But if you think about it, open money's hard cap is just 18 million dollar and after release, it only gets to %50 of the current market cap of eos. It makes 110 million dollars and it means 5.5x to your investment money.

[OpenMoneyBTT]

Hey everyone,

Recently Forbes ran an article illustrating how blockchain technology has beat one of the biggest authorities on earth... the Chinese government.

Did you see it already?

http://go.openmoney.digital/6kj2

[borishaifa]

I've got an unexpressible enjoyment reading the article in Forbes. Frankly speaking, I had some similar thoughts. i could't believe, that all that actions of Chinese Goverment would be left unnoticeable)0 Also I would like to make a very Big Stand with this article and put it near the main entrance of JP Morgan Bank  

[styca]

Hey everyone,

Recently Forbes ran an article illustrating how blockchain technology has beat one of the biggest authorities on earth... the Chinese government.

Did you see it already?

http://go.openmoney.digital/6kj2

Yes, an interesting article. Nice quote from Open Money in there too:

"The ethos behind blockchain has been tested," says Ken Sangha, COO of Open Money and the Open Project in San Francisco. "A central, organized and powerful authority -- China -- said 'no' and we all have been tested worldwide because of it. But the system flexed its muscles. It's doing what it was supposed to do."

Blockchain vs China.
Winner: Blockchain.

[ClearLunatic]

Hey everyone,

Recently Forbes ran an article illustrating how blockchain technology has beat one of the biggest authorities on earth... the Chinese government.

Did you see it already?

http://go.openmoney.digital/6kj2

The China ban isn't stopping the progress of crypto, something of this size can't be ignored.  Their investors are flocking to neighbouring countries to invest and setup shop. Cryptotrain can't be stopped! 

[styca]

Hey everyone,

Recently Forbes ran an article illustrating how blockchain technology has beat one of the biggest authorities on earth... the Chinese government.

Did you see it already?

http://go.openmoney.digital/6kj2

Another couple of points from the article:

"Open Money found Chinese smart money. They built relationships with Chinese venture funds over the years and private asset managers who are now delving into the crypto markets."
"We are definitely getting Chinese money and are still talking to a number of China-based funds"

Open Money are actively engaging with potential investors, and have been doing so for years. Another huge plus point for this project

[gigaoptic]

is this project in any way similar to EOS? The concept sounds at least familiar.

EOS is a new blockchain. EOS.IO is software that introduces a blockchain architecture designed to enable vertical and horizontal scaling of decentralized applications.

Open Money is a blockchain initiative to bridge the gap between mainstream software and the blockchain. The OPEN Platform has one goal - to drive mainstream use of blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies globally through the common individual.

Open Money isnt creating a whole new blockchain, they make a bridge for apps to the blockchain. This can be a bridge to the EOS blockchain for example.

Yep quite nice overview about what open money present to us. every body understand that blockchain is a future an open money will help to adopt this future to current system.

[andrejka]

Hey everyone,

Recently Forbes ran an article illustrating how blockchain technology has beat one of the biggest authorities on earth... the Chinese government.

Did you see it already?

http://go.openmoney.digital/6kj2

The China ban isn't stopping the progress of crypto, something of this size can't be ignored.  Their investors are flocking to neighbouring countries to invest and setup shop. Cryptotrain can't be stopped! 

I think China's "ban" was just the ground for promotion of their own government crypto in near future, not less not more. This problem was very fast solved by reopening the same companies and exchanges in Hong-Kong and other countries with favorable crypto climate.

[USBitcoinServices.Com]

Banning ICO's in China some people can see this event as something not good, but for the optimistic, we can say that this is an opportunity for the crypto industry as a whole to get more attention from new participants, many people didn't know about crypto until China decided to banned ICO's.

[OpenMoneyBTT]

I've got an unexpressible enjoyment reading the article in Forbes. Frankly speaking, I had some similar thoughts. i could't believe, that all that actions of Chinese Goverment would be left unnoticeable)0 Also I would like to make a very Big Stand with this article and put it near the main entrance of JP Morgan Bank  

Thank you for your support borishaifa! Glad you enjoyed reading the article