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February 15, 2018, 01:52:24 PM |
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It may appear that this coin coincides conveniently with Valentine's Day which makes you believe it is a one trick pony, if you read the White Paper, you will realize that the premise of the project is to rid of such a commercially driven celebration.
For example, please understand the consequence of these product offerings:
"Eternal Commitment" with "Blockchain Marriage" registrar. The consequence of this service is that people can marry each other as a gesture that cannot be censored or removed by the governments that may reject their desires (think marriage equality..) huge.. not a gimmick.
"Reoccuring Commitment" with a "Date & Event Lock" service - for anniversaries or creating a public day of celebration just for yourself and your loved one. Think getting rid of Valentine's day, and instead celebrating jacafbiz day on the 1st of March for all to see and for people to contribute love or affection your way - thanks to the blockchain.
"Exclusive Commitment" with "Love Blocks" feature that names and inscribes current or future blocks exclusively for you, and for all to see. Think of this as those locks that people place on a bridge that some city councils need to remove because of the weight of the bridge surpassing the threshold.
"Playful Commitment" with a "Virtual Hearts" product that will be tradable virtual assets on the Love Platform itself. I'm thinking cryptokitties.
Perhaps it may be clearer to those who see love as "timeless" not as a Feburary 14th only type of market
Now with regards to Love Coins (the ERC-20 token that distributes profits from users purchasing the above services) - it is literally a dividend coin. Nothing gimmicky about actually having OWNERSHIP in a solution, as opposed to other ICO's that attempt to promote token utility where none actually exist.
I'm interested to get further thoughts from you! Thanks
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