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[wiser]

Vote for Dnotes to be added at Coinomat.com https://coinomat.com/coinvoting.php
Coinomat.com offers bank transfers, withdrawals to Visa/Master card, and custom debit card for all the cryptocurrencies on its platform.
On top of that instant exchanges to all supported cryptocurrencies and e-currencies are available.
Crypto to Fiat liquidity can provide a significant boost to Dnotes.
more program details here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1053407

I just registered and voted. This could be a good near term solution for DNotes and our Family o CRISP.
Your support will be greatly appreciated.


Quote from Coinomat:

"we launched voting for new coins https://coinomat.com/coinvoting.php
Each registered user is able to cast three free votes. Also paid votes are available.
Each month a new coin will be added according to the voting results"

Great! Got my vote! +1

mine too

[Dyna]

Vote for Dnotes to be added at Coinomat.com https://coinomat.com/coinvoting.php
Coinomat.com offers bank transfers, withdrawals to Visa/Master card, and custom debit card for all the cryptocurrencies on its platform.
On top of that instant exchanges to all supported cryptocurrencies and e-currencies are available.
Crypto to Fiat liquidity can provide a significant boost to Dnotes.
more program details here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1053407

I just registered and voted. This could be a good near term solution for DNotes and our Family o CRISP.
Your support will be greatly appreciated.


Quote from Coinomat:

"we launched voting for new coins https://coinomat.com/coinvoting.php
Each registered user is able to cast three free votes. Also paid votes are available.
Each month a new coin will be added according to the voting results"

Voted

Thanks, infovortice2013. I know that we can count on you. I am sure DNotes will be on top of the list before long. Its a good near term solution.

[Chase]

Here is a sneak peek of my daily work load. I received over 50 non spam emails a day of which about 40% are requests for linkedIn connections. These include people of many disciplines, power and wealth. They are students, faculty members, business owners, CEOs of major corporations, authors, economists, investors, Venture Capital firms, reporters and editors (80% of mainstream media) and bankers among many more. This is clearly an indication of huge interest in DNotes and a very strong indication of DNotes future success. Many will continue to be skeptical of DNotes but that is an inherent human nature we can not change. Some will benefit from DNotes' success others will miss out and come back in the future to wonder how they could have missed something so obvious. I can only do so much to share with you some early signals, but its your money. I do not make investment call; not even for my own family.

Here is a sample of an email I just responded to: (only the name of the person has been removed for privacy reasons):

"Hi Alan,

I’d like to connect with you on LinkedIn".

Director at Deutsche Bank, Fixed Income Trading
Greater New York City Area
Capital Markets


Subject: DNotes

Hi  (    ),

I am delighted to accept your request to be included in my LinkedIn connections. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or how I can be helpful to Deutsche Bank in gaining a better understanding of using DNotes as a significant competitive advantage.

I am deeply involved in digital currency with an aggressive growth path, in part, fueled by our own ecosystem. You may Google “DNotes Alan Yong” to learn more about my involvement.

Both DNotes and CryptoMoms were started over a year ago and have gained great respect and admiration from our industry. DNotes is the most stable digital currency among over 500 coins. CryptoMoms has a worthy mission to encourage and assist women to participate in the digital currency world dominated by men. DNotesVault is a secure and easy to use web wallet, with 100% deposit guarantee that is verifiable to be always in excess of the total amount on deposit, and stored in cold storage at different locations. Its family of CRISPs (Cryptocurrency Investment Savings Plan) is designed for everyone worldwide; from the unborn to the most senior, from the poor to the super rich
to participate with the opportunity to benefit from potential high returns, albeit high risk.

Our strategic plans and execution can best be characterized as highly scalable building blocks, positioned for rapid global adoption at the most opportune time. Compared to the rest of the industry, DNotes is uniquely different, both in substance and in style. It is built for mass acceptance, with every attempt to progressively make it as frictionless and user friendly as fiat currency, while exploiting many superior capabilities that only digital currency and the Blockchain technology can deliver.

As a start, the best thing you can do for us is to visit our forum, introduce yourself and let us know how we can be helpful. Together we can build a trustworthy global digital currency for everyone and not just the privileged few. Once accomplished we can then engage the top 2% and other international organizations to join force with us and help alleviate some of the global problems confronting our world today, including the 2.5 billion unbanked. DNotes Forum:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=470155.msg11239121#msg11239121

CryptoMoms Forum: http://cryptomoms.com/forum/index.php?action=recent

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or like to participate in our efforts to promote mass acceptance of digital currency. For your convenience I have provided some links below.

Best Regards,

Alan Yong

http://themanwiththecap.blogspot.com/2015/05/interview-alan-yong-of-dnotes.html
http://www.thestreet.com/story/13144131/1/smokeys-daylily-gardens-accepts-chicagos-digital-currency-dnotes-and-bitcoin-for-daylily-purchases.html
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/crypto-moms-year-crypto-gender-equality/
http://www.bloomberg.com/research/markets/news/article.asp?docKey=600-201504161027PR_NEWS_USPRX____NY82016-1
http://research.tdwaterhouse.ca/research/public/Markets/NewsArticle/100-090p1384-1
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/digital-currency-student-debt-solutions-094800790.html
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=470155.msg10411355#msg10411355
http://cryptomoms.com/forum/index.php?action=recent
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/bitcoin-alternative-dnotes-celebrates-one-100000522.html
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/stable-bitcoin-alternative-dnotes-launches-022500001.html
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/18908/dnotes-cryptocurrency-savings-plans-children-first-many-unprecedented-digital-currency-savings-instruments-sponsored-dnotesvault/
https://coinreport.net/cryptomoms-increase-female-involvement/
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1993-05-20/business/9305200013_1_pen-based-dauphin-technology-risc-system

That is very impressive!  It also sounds like a lot of work having to research them all before adding them as a possible connection.  I guess that's what happens when everyone starts realizing that DNotes is the real thing! 

[Chase]

The press release is starting to show up in various media outlets:


Bitcoin Alternative DNotes Launches World's First Digital Currency Employee Incentive Benefits Plan

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-alternative-dnotes-launches-worlds-first-digital-currency-employee-incentive-benefits-plan-2015-05-26

http://financial.tmcnet.com/news/2015/05/26/8195275.htm

[DNotes]

The press release is starting to show up in various media outlets:


Bitcoin Alternative DNotes Launches World's First Digital Currency Employee Incentive Benefits Plan

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-alternative-dnotes-launches-worlds-first-digital-currency-employee-incentive-benefits-plan-2015-05-26

http://financial.tmcnet.com/news/2015/05/26/8195275.htm

It is definitely picking up.

http://www.thestreet.com/story/13163492/3/bitcoin-alternative-dnotes-launches-worlds-first-digital-currency-employee-incentive-benefits-plan.html

[Chase]

This is an interesting article on how the largest generation in the U.S. is going to affect the banking industry:


The Millennial Generation: Banking’s Big Problem, and It’s a Good Thing

The Millennial generation is proving to be a large force behind the transformation and disruption of the banking industry. Their distinct habits and preferences will be responsible for reshaping the global economy in the decades to come.

Millennials are the largest generation in the U.S. and the fastest growing demographic in the world. Organizations and corporations worldwide are trying to figure out how to engage this generation whose brand relationships and patterns of consumption are distinctive from those of generations past. Young people think differently, consume differently and use traditional services differently. Companies who successfully unlock the keys to the habits of Millennials will reap major profits.

The banking space has felt the effects of this more than any other industry to date. It is pretty safe to say that millennials hate traditional banking. The Millennial Disruption Index is a three-year study based on extensive interviews with over 10,000 respondents who answered questions about which industries were most likely to be disrupted in the coming decades. Key findings include:

Millennials believe banking is at the highest risk of disruption out of all the industries in the survey.
53% think their banks offer nothing different from other banks.
71% would prefer to go to a dentist than listen to what banks are saying.
1 in 3 are open to switching banks in the next 90 days.
Four leading banks — JP Morgan, Citibank, Bank of America and Wells Fargo — are among their least favorite brands.
They also have big ideas on the future of money and finance:

68% believe accessing money will be different in five years.
70% believe paying for things will be different in five years.
33% believe banks aren’t needed at all.
50% believe startups will change the way banks works.
73% would be more excited about a new offering in financial services from Google, Apple, Amazon, Paypal and Square than a nationwide bank.
It’s no wonder that banks may feel threatened and that the executives at these banks believe they could be facing increasing profit-margin pressure and outright disintermediation, as highlighted in a recent Accenture report.

Demographics and Characteristics

Goldman Sachs put out a report on the demographics and characteristics of the Millennials titled “Millennials Coming of Age.” Millennials were born between the years 1980 and 2000 and are considered the largest generation in American history at 92 million. For comparison, Generation X has 61 million and the Baby Boomers have 77 million.

Goldman recognizes five defining characteristics of this generation:

They are the first digital natives — the first generation that has grown up fully connected to smartphones and the Internet.
They have use social media in a profound way and are completely “connected.”
They have less money to spend.

continue reading: http://cointelegraph.com/news/114348/the-millennial-generation-bankings-big-problem-and-its-a-good-thing

[Dyna]

This is an interesting article on how the largest generation in the U.S. is going to affect the banking industry:


The Millennial Generation: Banking’s Big Problem, and It’s a Good Thing

The Millennial generation is proving to be a large force behind the transformation and disruption of the banking industry. Their distinct habits and preferences will be responsible for reshaping the global economy in the decades to come.

Millennials are the largest generation in the U.S. and the fastest growing demographic in the world. Organizations and corporations worldwide are trying to figure out how to engage this generation whose brand relationships and patterns of consumption are distinctive from those of generations past. Young people think differently, consume differently and use traditional services differently. Companies who successfully unlock the keys to the habits of Millennials will reap major profits.

The banking space has felt the effects of this more than any other industry to date. It is pretty safe to say that millennials hate traditional banking. The Millennial Disruption Index is a three-year study based on extensive interviews with over 10,000 respondents who answered questions about which industries were most likely to be disrupted in the coming decades. Key findings include:

Millennials believe banking is at the highest risk of disruption out of all the industries in the survey.
53% think their banks offer nothing different from other banks.
71% would prefer to go to a dentist than listen to what banks are saying.
1 in 3 are open to switching banks in the next 90 days.
Four leading banks — JP Morgan, Citibank, Bank of America and Wells Fargo — are among their least favorite brands.
They also have big ideas on the future of money and finance:

68% believe accessing money will be different in five years.
70% believe paying for things will be different in five years.
33% believe banks aren’t needed at all.
50% believe startups will change the way banks works.
73% would be more excited about a new offering in financial services from Google, Apple, Amazon, Paypal and Square than a nationwide bank.
It’s no wonder that banks may feel threatened and that the executives at these banks believe they could be facing increasing profit-margin pressure and outright disintermediation, as highlighted in a recent Accenture report.

Demographics and Characteristics

Goldman Sachs put out a report on the demographics and characteristics of the Millennials titled “Millennials Coming of Age.” Millennials were born between the years 1980 and 2000 and are considered the largest generation in American history at 92 million. For comparison, Generation X has 61 million and the Baby Boomers have 77 million.

Goldman recognizes five defining characteristics of this generation:

They are the first digital natives — the first generation that has grown up fully connected to smartphones and the Internet.
They have use social media in a profound way and are completely “connected.”
They have less money to spend.

continue reading: http://cointelegraph.com/news/114348/the-millennial-generation-bankings-big-problem-and-its-a-good-thing

The findings are very telling. Banks and financial services must take the changing landscape very seriously and start building new partnership with no other than DNotes. We have made and will continue to make dedicated efforts to serve both the students and the women's market. These are two very dominant forces that cannot be ignored.

DNotes is the only digital currency invited, and I will be a speaker addressing a prestigious group of investors and VCs at : Silicon Dragon NY 2015
Silicon Dragon NY 2015: Innovation Revolution
June 22, 2015, 5:30pm – 9pm
NASDAQ Market Site, 43rd / Broadway

It's quite an honor. DNotes is getting discovered. Check it out: http://www.silicondragonventures.com/events/events-2015/silicon-dragon-ny-2015/

DEALMAKER PANEL
Jim Robinson, Co-founder/Managing Partner, RRE Ventures
Pat Kenealy, Managing Director, IDG Ventures USA
Alessandro Piol, Partner & Co-founder, Alphaprime Ventures
Annemarie Tierney, VP, Head of Strategy and New Markets, NASDAQ
Sandy Carter, General Manager, Worldwide Cloud Ecosystem, IBM
Claudia Iannazzo, Partner, Pereg Ventures
Moderator: Rebecca Fannin, Silicon Dragon / Forbes

INNOVATION SPOTLIGHT: DIGITAL CURRENCIES
Francesco Rulli, Founder, BitLanders & BitCharities
Sarah Martin, VP, Digital Currency Council
Alan Yong, Founder, DNotes
Moderator: Porter Bibb, Managing Partner, MediaTech Capital Partners

[DNotes]

This is an interesting article on how the largest generation in the U.S. is going to affect the banking industry:


The Millennial Generation: Banking’s Big Problem, and It’s a Good Thing

The Millennial generation is proving to be a large force behind the transformation and disruption of the banking industry. Their distinct habits and preferences will be responsible for reshaping the global economy in the decades to come.

Millennials are the largest generation in the U.S. and the fastest growing demographic in the world. Organizations and corporations worldwide are trying to figure out how to engage this generation whose brand relationships and patterns of consumption are distinctive from those of generations past. Young people think differently, consume differently and use traditional services differently. Companies who successfully unlock the keys to the habits of Millennials will reap major profits.

The banking space has felt the effects of this more than any other industry to date. It is pretty safe to say that millennials hate traditional banking. The Millennial Disruption Index is a three-year study based on extensive interviews with over 10,000 respondents who answered questions about which industries were most likely to be disrupted in the coming decades. Key findings include:

Millennials believe banking is at the highest risk of disruption out of all the industries in the survey.
53% think their banks offer nothing different from other banks.
71% would prefer to go to a dentist than listen to what banks are saying.
1 in 3 are open to switching banks in the next 90 days.
Four leading banks — JP Morgan, Citibank, Bank of America and Wells Fargo — are among their least favorite brands.
They also have big ideas on the future of money and finance:

68% believe accessing money will be different in five years.
70% believe paying for things will be different in five years.
33% believe banks aren’t needed at all.
50% believe startups will change the way banks works.
73% would be more excited about a new offering in financial services from Google, Apple, Amazon, Paypal and Square than a nationwide bank.
It’s no wonder that banks may feel threatened and that the executives at these banks believe they could be facing increasing profit-margin pressure and outright disintermediation, as highlighted in a recent Accenture report.

Demographics and Characteristics

Goldman Sachs put out a report on the demographics and characteristics of the Millennials titled “Millennials Coming of Age.” Millennials were born between the years 1980 and 2000 and are considered the largest generation in American history at 92 million. For comparison, Generation X has 61 million and the Baby Boomers have 77 million.

Goldman recognizes five defining characteristics of this generation:

They are the first digital natives — the first generation that has grown up fully connected to smartphones and the Internet.
They have use social media in a profound way and are completely “connected.”
They have less money to spend.

continue reading: http://cointelegraph.com/news/114348/the-millennial-generation-bankings-big-problem-and-its-a-good-thing

The findings are very telling. Banks and financial services must take the changing landscape very seriously and start building new partnership with no other than DNotes. We have made and will continue to make dedicated efforts to serve both the students and the women's market. These are two very dominant forces that cannot be ignored.

DNotes is the only digital currency invited, and I will be a speaker addressing a prestigious group of investors and VCs at : Silicon Dragon NY 2015
Silicon Dragon NY 2015: Innovation Revolution
June 22, 2015, 5:30pm – 9pm
NASDAQ Market Site, 43rd / Broadway

It's quite an honor. DNotes is getting discovered. Check it out: http://www.silicondragonventures.com/events/events-2015/silicon-dragon-ny-2015/

DEALMAKER PANEL
Jim Robinson, Co-founder/Managing Partner, RRE Ventures
Pat Kenealy, Managing Director, IDG Ventures USA
Alessandro Piol, Partner & Co-founder, Alphaprime Ventures
Annemarie Tierney, VP, Head of Strategy and New Markets, NASDAQ
Sandy Carter, General Manager, Worldwide Cloud Ecosystem, IBM
Claudia Iannazzo, Partner, Pereg Ventures
Moderator: Rebecca Fannin, Silicon Dragon / Forbes

INNOVATION SPOTLIGHT: DIGITAL CURRENCIES
Francesco Rulli, Founder, BitLanders & BitCharities
Sarah Martin, VP, Digital Currency Council
Alan Yong, Founder, DNotes
Moderator: Porter Bibb, Managing Partner, MediaTech Capital Partners

[IMZ]

The article highlights the great partnership that IMZ's trader and I have. Me: crusty boomer. He: millennial IT professional.

It makes for really balanced input to our decision-making.

Nice to see us back on BCT. Nice to see Dnotes up in price. Thanks to those who worked to make it happen. (My part is to steadily blog over at C-moms, a real pleasure)

Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia

[DNotes]

The article highlights the great partnership that IMZ's trader and I have. Me: crusty boomer. He: millennial IT professional.

It makes for really balanced input to our decision-making.

Nice to see us back on BCT. Nice to see Dnotes up in price. Thanks to those who worked to make it happen. (My part is to steadily blog over at C-moms, a real pleasure)

Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia

Thank you Mark, we really appreciate the help!

[DNotes]

North Carolina is placing a blanket surety bond requirement on digital financial companies.


North Carolina Considers Regulating Bitcoin

North Carolina laid down to control digital currencies transactions. Regulations are being developed to make the sphere more reliable. In the beginning of May draft law passed the state House and now is directed to the Senate.

Companies dealing with digital currencies must offer customers a well-developed system of work. There are standards of consumer protection, anti-money laundering and some other that must be compulsory for everyone.

Although virtual currencies, bitcoin in particular, have some obvious advantages known for financial geeks, many customers are still far from clear-eyed understanding of the details. The whole process seems to be quite simple – people sell and purchase in the Internet and store electronic cash in wallets. It allows making transactions all over the world with minimal fees and not providing secure bank information.

But it would be incorrect to say that using digital currencies doesn’t imply any risk, which in fact caused the necessity of regulation. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced that electronic money is not as safe as physical one stored on bank deposits, it’s not supported by the government, has volatile exchange rates and is prone to hacker attacks.

Ray Grace, North Carolina Banking Commissioner, reflected this contradictory nature of digital currencies saying: “There are two sides to the Bitcoin. One side is the clear potential value of the innovation, and what that could portent for the payment system. Since we’re a business friendly state, we want to facilitate that. But regulation was needed to keep bad actors out. We wanted to mitigate the risk while facilitating the potential benefits down the road.”

Nowadays there are many digital currencies created on the basis of bitcoin protocol – Litecoin, Auroracoin, Peercoin. Such companies as Overstock.com, Dish Network and Expedia have contributed greatly to popularization of bitcoin and other currencies. Several US states are planning to start accepting taxes in bitcoin although final approval of this law hasn’t been received yet.

The first regulations were developed by the U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network in 2013. New York followed and issued the first charter for businesses dealing with virtual currencies. It serves to protect bitcoin entrepreneurs.

According to new regulations digital financial companies in North Carolina must:

post a surety bond intended to protect customers of at least $150,000 growing to a maximum of $250,000 based on trading volume.
have a net worth of at least $250,000, which the banking commissioner could increase if deemed necessary.
conform to a clear set of prohibited practices such as never failing to send money as directed.

Source: http://www.coinspeaker.com/2015/05/26/bitcoin-news-regulation-north-carolina-9559/

[Dyna]

North Carolina is placing a blanket surety bond requirement on digital financial companies.


North Carolina Considers Regulating Bitcoin

North Carolina laid down to control digital currencies transactions. Regulations are being developed to make the sphere more reliable. In the beginning of May draft law passed the state House and now is directed to the Senate.

Companies dealing with digital currencies must offer customers a well-developed system of work. There are standards of consumer protection, anti-money laundering and some other that must be compulsory for everyone.

Although virtual currencies, bitcoin in particular, have some obvious advantages known for financial geeks, many customers are still far from clear-eyed understanding of the details. The whole process seems to be quite simple – people sell and purchase in the Internet and store electronic cash in wallets. It allows making transactions all over the world with minimal fees and not providing secure bank information.

But it would be incorrect to say that using digital currencies doesn’t imply any risk, which in fact caused the necessity of regulation. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced that electronic money is not as safe as physical one stored on bank deposits, it’s not supported by the government, has volatile exchange rates and is prone to hacker attacks.

Ray Grace, North Carolina Banking Commissioner, reflected this contradictory nature of digital currencies saying: “There are two sides to the Bitcoin. One side is the clear potential value of the innovation, and what that could portent for the payment system. Since we’re a business friendly state, we want to facilitate that. But regulation was needed to keep bad actors out. We wanted to mitigate the risk while facilitating the potential benefits down the road.”

Nowadays there are many digital currencies created on the basis of bitcoin protocol – Litecoin, Auroracoin, Peercoin. Such companies as Overstock.com, Dish Network and Expedia have contributed greatly to popularization of bitcoin and other currencies. Several US states are planning to start accepting taxes in bitcoin although final approval of this law hasn’t been received yet.

The first regulations were developed by the U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network in 2013. New York followed and issued the first charter for businesses dealing with virtual currencies. It serves to protect bitcoin entrepreneurs.

According to new regulations digital financial companies in North Carolina must:

post a surety bond intended to protect customers of at least $150,000 growing to a maximum of $250,000 based on trading volume.
have a net worth of at least $250,000, which the banking commissioner could increase if deemed necessary.
conform to a clear set of prohibited practices such as never failing to send money as directed.

Source: http://www.coinspeaker.com/2015/05/26/bitcoin-news-regulation-north-carolina-9559/

"According to new regulations digital financial companies in North Carolina must:

post a surety bond intended to protect customers of at least $150,000 growing to a maximum of $250,000 based on trading volume.
have a net worth of at least $250,000, which the banking commissioner could increase if deemed necessary".

It is going to be increasing more difficult, or nearly impossible for small players to survive in the United States. This new burden by itself may not seem much, but when each of the 48 States has their own  rules and licensing requirements, it is insane. Where are the advocates small business and innovation?

[infovortice2013]

I added employment incentives plan to spanish blog, also find nice widgets for realtime price show !

http://dnotescoin.blogspot.com.es/

[DNotes]

I added employment incentives plan to spanish blog, also find nice widgets for realtime price show !

http://dnotescoin.blogspot.com.es/

Thanks infovortice! Very cool

[Dyna]

I added employment incentives plan to spanish blog, also find nice widgets for realtime price show !

http://dnotescoin.blogspot.com.es/

Thank you very much, infovortice2013.

[infovortice2013]

Thanks team happy can contribute to DNotes with something ... really not to much visits to blog but its there for one good interested need it

[DNotes]

Thanks team happy can contribute to DNotes with something ... really not to much visits to blog but its there for one good interested need it

Absolutely, one person at a time. Every person is important to DNotes success.

[Dyna]

Thanks team happy can contribute to DNotes with something ... really not to much visits to blog but its there for one good interested need it

I know that you have been making extra efforts to support us, and we appreciate that very much. When I don't post as often or make very short posts it means that I am extremely busy with other projects. I seldom put in less than 12 hours a day focusing on taking DNotes to the next level. It is hard work by well worth it. I am very passionate about using DNotes to help so many who are struggling every day to make ends meet. Our family CRISPs are the perfect vehicles for that.

On a side note, TeeGee has very busy finishing his final exam. He he been putting in a lot of time working on different DNotes projects, including our most recent press release. We certainly like to thank him for that.

[DNotes]

I got about halfway through this article. Interesting read, very long article, covering many topics. Mostly potential uses of blockchain technology and what it can mean to many. One particular quote I wanted to share below.

The coming digital anarchy

Bitcoin is giving banks a run for their money. Now the same technology threatens to eradicate social networks, stock markets, even national governments. Are we heading towards an anarchic future where centralised power of any kind will dissolve?

[...]Critics who say Bitcoin is nothing but zeros and ones in a computer file and therefore can’t hold value miss the point that their bank balance is, similarly, nothing but a number on a computer.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/10881213/The-coming-digital-anarchy.html

[wheelz1200]

I’m proud to announce the sale of my first series of physical coins…..Genesis Coin
I have chosen DNotes to be part of the first series of my physical coin line
-   The idea: I was looking for physical coins, other than the more well known coins (i.e. Bitcoin, Litecoin, etc.) and saw that there weren’t many choices out there if any at all. There are many companies minting physical Bitcoins and I did not want to add just another choice for people. So I went out and created a brand new line of coins to compliment the current market.  So what I am bringing to the market is a line of coins, which I call Genesis Coin, which in my first series of coins will represent 12 different coins with a total production run of 300. 

Thank you wheelz1200, they look great!

Im proud to announce I will be accepting DNotes for payment for my Genesis series coins.  Support your community and get your physical DNotes coin and pay in DNotes if you wish.  Pm me for details if you are interested.

Wheelz1200