You always listen as companies launch ICOs for thousands or millions of dollars, with projects to reach a whole nation or the world, made up of professionals with years of expertise or visionary graduates, today in CryptoTendency we bring you the case of the 6th grader who created his own cryptomontage. His name is George Weiksner, an 11-year-old boy who lives in Connecticut, whose main peculiarity is his passion for digital technology, specifically in the area of video games. Like any student, she attends school hours in the morning, sharing with her friends, then going home to study and play like any other young person. The particular thing in his routine is on Mondays, as he regularly attends meetings of cryptomoney lovers, where they discuss virtual coins and Blockchain. According to an interview with Steemit, the idea came up one day when he was returning home, chatting with his father and thinking "a coin that works for any game", and from that day on he developed his coin, which he called Quarteers and his company PocketfulOfQuarters, where the company is composed by him and his father. who has experience in technology investments

The coin arises from George's annoyance of having money from trapped games, when he would like to use them in others. One example might be the money obtained in World of Warcraft to use in League of Legends.

The idea is to start with decentralized games, that is to say, not belonging to large communities, such as the two mentioned above. The idea is that each Quarter costs US$ 0.25, which you can change in trading platforms or other games, making the equivalence.
They are currently developing their ICO with another currency, just to start the project, using their own currency called Q2.
The critics and experts of the cryptomonedas believe that, even if the project does not happen, ideas of this type have only been possible to imagine thanks to the revolution of the Blockchain, claiming that there are countless utilities that have not yet been thought.