Today’s Bitcoin in Brief features several examples of digital coins entering all spheres of life. A leading German auto manufacturer has revealed its cars may soon be fitted with onboard cryptocurrency wallets. A company now offers crypto payments for inmates in prisons across America. And in South Africa, a new token will support rhino conservationists, while fighting poachers.
VW Teams with IOTA to Offer Crypto Wallets in Cars
This is a trademark of the Sebast Expos of Hanover, which is a fantastic idea to digitize our world to entertain visitors. Crippo EcoFreem has become a new source of inspiration for designers and engineers. This year's weird one: German automo manufacturer Volkswagen has released a concept model equipped with a cryptocurrency wallet. The car can pay for its driving and the driver can not go to one finger and fill his tank.
"Cryptocorrection for the Internet", will be embedded in the new car developed by IOWA VW. The European Automotive Demon announced that it wants to combine its upcoming product crypto technology Distributed charts will be used for the preservation, storage and transfer of motor vehicles and their producers, and IOTA Wallet can also include uninterrupted payment facility using MITA token.
Proof-off-Concept based on the Iowa's Tenzell system for spontaneous collaboration between IOTA and Volkswagen. Google software can move updates and will be connected to Volkswagen's own smart system "connected cars". Each automobile will have its own, unique car ID which will be tested by the IANA's Tangle. Wallet software integration is an option which can be added as well
Cellblocks Introduces Crypto Transactions in Prisons
A new digital payment system currently aims to address some issues with financial systems used in US prisons and corrective facilities, such as high fees charged by third party financial institutions, limited access to funds and waiting times
The cellblock, a cryptocoassation that is used by the prisoners, provides a solution that will pay directly to them, its manufacturers promise. They say that the system provides a fast, efficient and safe way for family and prisoners to exchange funds.
Comilla will be capable of using kiosks using cryptoconce which will be installed in prison as part of the project. It allows them to spend their prisoners' money, reduce court costs and fees, pay other prisoners and accept money from friends and family. Each user will have a digital wallet to save their funds. Transactions will be made in real-time and minimally charged, the company said in a press release.
‘Rhino Coin’ to Support Conservation and Fight Poaching in South Africa
A "cryptougure with conscience", as its creator describes it, the goal of generating durable income for efforts to conserve rhino in South Africa supports Rhino currency fighting legal horn trading and fighting victims. According to its founder, Alexander Wilcox and Jacques Du Rand, the new cryptotype made in atherium "tries to convert the crystal cone into 1 currency at a value of 1" to the value of the legal rhinoceros.
Reno currency "unlocks the value of the policyly priced, creates a new stream for preservation", and local media reports as a trading opportunity for currency holders. Wilcox and Du Randt explain that a holder of digital token can trade it or make it free. Earlier this week, the Rhino currency was sold for R119 (~ $ 8.8 USD), which represents an increase of 25.26% increase from the day of its launch, on June 7, when it was trading at R95 per dollar (~ 7 dollars).
Most rhino coins will be distributed to conservationists to maintain their operation. Although there are many fundraising projects, a very small amount of money has actually reached the private protectionists. About one-third of all rhinoceros in South Africa are currently under personal supervision. Each conservator can be able to obtain revoeno coins for their rhinoceros horn, which can then be traded. "Provides community with the best way for a sustainable income, we hope to immediately participate in the illegal exploitation of the area and the temptations below," Du Rand explained.