Hey everyone,
One of the biggest things in crypto is coming.
Its huge.
Decentralized ICOs - basically making ICOs more secure than ever by providing everyone with the first secure ICO system keeping money in the hands of the people.
Companies can now truly crowd source anything they like, in a true decentralized format.
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One of the best things about KMD is that it is realllllly cheap right now.
At about .00045 right now and huge things in the works there is a masterful amount of planning and growing that is going to be coming down the pipe.
I have nothing to gain here except to give you all awareness to the coming moon rocket.
When I say this will change things, you have to understand, there was a live stream which the KMD team put on that received alot of flack. Mostly there were complaints about a sheet used as a backdrop, and complaints that the guys were socially inept. They are programmers, so I dont really understand how these things can be a huge sticking point - the team put it like this "First we work on the platform and then we work on the promotion"
Even with all this commotion the biggest thing that stuck out to investors was this:
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What they didn't realize was what the development team was saying while they were giving the unveiling. They partnered with a bank. That is giving them fiat backing. Hear that?
A real bank is backing this crypto.
Why is this not getting exposure?
Lastly, they also announced the wallet with integrated atomic swaps.
But please don't take my word for it.
Because some of the guys doing the presentation were wearing jeans.
Thats right, you heard me.
You can also mine this currency if you do your research and find out that you want to support the network. Its equihash so its no different than mining ZEC or Zencash.
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Please do your own due diligence before investing. I personally own this currency, as I believe in it. I, however am not a investment adviser so do your own homework.