🏁Coin Calendar - Never Miss Important Altcoin Fundamental Events Ever Again🏁!

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Never Miss Important Cryptocurrency Events Again!

Fundamental analysis is one of the most important aspects of the cryptocurrency speculation. Since there are more than a thousand altcoins at this point, it’s almost impossible to track the important events for all these coins. You need an online and regularly updated tool to help you track these events, Thus we made Coin Calendar.

Coin Calendar is an online calendar covering the most important bitcoin, altcoin and cryptocurrency events. We actively look through our sources for important events with credible sources and add them on a daily basis to our free service.

If you are a trader you know about the importance of events such as burning tokens or hard forks and how these events impact the prices of different altcoins. Follow the current of events in cryptocurrency world using Coin Calendar.

You can add each event posted on Coin Calendar to your Google Calendar to remind yourself of the event. There is also an option to add the events to your own personal calendar.

We only publish events with credible sources and screen out the useless events such as conferences or meetings which would only bloat the calendar with no added value trade-wise.

We hope you enjoy using our free service. Here is the url:

http://www.coincalendar.info

[Joel_Jantsen]

The website cannot be reached.Check one of your htacces file configurations.
The concept is interesting.I was stoked to see the UI of the website expecting a real calendar and all.Btw how would the calendar predict events 1 month from the current date ? I mean does it fetch the data from the remote API's or you manually feed the data ?

[coincalendar.info]

The website cannot be reached.Check one of your htacces file configurations.
The concept is interesting.I was stoked to see the UI of the website expecting a real calendar and all.Btw how would the calendar predict events 1 month from the current date ? I mean does it fetch the data from the remote API's or you manually feed the data ?

Website is working fine. Your ip probably has been reported as spam before on other websites. Check it out on online services dedicated to this problem to see if it's true. Data is being feed to the site manually and events are handpicked. We don't post useless conferences or ICO stuff. We just post events that have value from a fundamental analysis point of view.

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New events for the October added to the site.

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New events for the late September added.

[IT_AEX]

Congrats on your new website.
Perhaps it would be worth to share with the community how is your team organized.

Atleast that is something interesting, because if it is only 1 person updating the information, this information could be subjective.
If there are 3+ members in your team with different profiles, then the data tends to be more objective.

[eternalgloom]

This is a cool idea for sure, but only if it's regularly updated. Are you completely relying on other people to submit events or are you also looking for them yourself?
Are you also moderating the entries?

I don't know if the rumours section is a good idea, it could quickly turn into a trollbox. There's probably not going to be verifiable information there.

[coincalendar.info]

Congrats on your new website.
Perhaps it would be worth to share with the community how is your team organized.

Atleast that is something interesting, because if it is only 1 person updating the information, this information could be subjective.
If there are 3+ members in your team with different profiles, then the data tends to be more objective.

We are a professional team of 8 experts each in his own respective field. We aggregate a massive number of information sources using custom A.I algorithms, looking for valuable data that might have a say on an asset's price in near future. Every event is handpicked through an extensive research procedure.

[konfuci]

Are all the information given on calendar, official?
Can I trust it?

[coincalendar.info]

Are all the information given on calendar, official?
Can I trust it?

There is a link to the source of every event. If you click on an event title theres a section at the bottom called Learn More which holds the link to the source of the event.

[pinkflower]

Nice website, very useful for traders and investors alike. Your logo needs a little work but the site itself is looking good and all whats needed to be seen and read are all there.

You should start telling everyone in the altcoin forum about it. Maybe soon each representative from a project can have an account in your site and post their own announcements in the calendar.

[coincalendar.info]

Nice website, very useful for traders and investors alike. Your logo needs a little work but the site itself is looking good and all whats needed to be seen and read are all there.

You should start telling everyone in the altcoin forum about it. Maybe soon each representative from a project can have an account in your site and post their own announcements in the calendar.

Thank you. Anyone can send us event inofrmation using the submit event form on the website. If it's an important event we will publish it.

[coincalendar.info]

Check out the site for new events added today:



Red Pulse (RPX) Token Sale

RIPPLE ($XRP) – Announcing Swell by Ripple


Bitcoin Gold ($BGOLD) – Exodus Fork

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Received events are now published.

[entebah]

This thank you is very useful, and I have been reading it for a while.
very interesting is very helpful especially for traders.

[rodik888]

So these aren't really life events? just ICO releases and upcoming events which companies are supposed to be doing?

[Heartstone]

Great concept and execution, I'd love to see a trollbox or active Telegram chat on your site.

[BTRIC]

Thanks for the great service and website!

[coincalendar.info]

Great concept and execution, I'd love to see a trollbox or active Telegram chat on your site.

There is a Rumours section on the site that is somehow like a trollbox but we will add an actual trollbox soon. Stay tuned!

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New section "Secret Room" added to the site.