Topic: [2017-09-22]Will Ireland Become The Home Of Crypto As Government Backed [.....] (Read 2994 times)
September 22, 2017, 01:05:55 AM
Another good news. I think this is the first time I heard about Ireland supporting ICO's if I'm not mistaken. Never heard on MingoCoin though, I guess they have just started the crypto revolution in their country and this is a good start for them. However, if MingoCoin will became the country crypto, I hope it would be successful as I haven't seen a country accomplished this. Goodluck to them. But as far as being a hub, it will take years and they need to established a good infrastructure to fully support their plan. So after a bad start this month, looks like we have read positive news and hope this will continue so that we can all forgot about the Chinese sudden U-turn on cryptocurrency.
September 21, 2017, 09:57:34 PM
Ireland is a very convenient country to host technology, it seems possible if the laws make it fit, the important broadcasting offices of Google live in Ireland , I think they keep the tax on technology low.
September 21, 2017, 07:38:03 PM
The fact that Ireland conducts its first ICO and creates its Mingocoin crypto currency to service a specific part of its market is certainly good news. Another country joins the use of the virtual world of crypto currency.
September 21, 2017, 06:40:29 PM
There is possibility for Ireland but as long as they don't legalize cryptocurrency in their country, it's still not enough to state as home of crypto.
Current government may accept crypto but there is no any guarantee if the next elected govs will continue to support cryptocurrency.
Once more, any good news about bitcoin development all over the world can't compare to a bad news from China.
Current government may accept crypto but there is no any guarantee if the next elected govs will continue to support cryptocurrency.
Once more, any good news about bitcoin development all over the world can't compare to a bad news from China.
September 21, 2017, 05:54:41 PM
Any country that accept and supports cryptocurrency will become home of it. So I guess Ireland will be one of the country that will produce high volume trading in Bitcoin. Aside from that, if Ireland really released their first ICO then it will be but I checked all the link in ther and I my browser cant find the DNS. Is this a hoax trying to get attention towards this mingocoin?
#2 September 21, 2017, 05:50:50 PM
Any country that accept and supports cryptocurrency will become home of it. So I guess Ireland will be one of the country that will produce high volume trading in Bitcoin. Aside from that, if Ireland really released their first ICO then it will be but I checked all the link in there and my browser cant find the DNS. Is this a hoax trying to get attention towards this mingocoin? Or some errors in your linking?
September 21, 2017, 04:47:38 PM
Ireland has its first ICO as Mingocoin goes into PreSale on Monday25th.
Ireland is emerging as the hub of a booming center for fintech and [Suspicious link removed]panies. With the well-established International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) and the Silicon Docks with its coterie of world leading firms like Google and Facebook having their EU headquarters.
Is it Small Countries Leading The Blockchain Revolution?
The small emerald Isle has created the ideal breeding ground for the new sector, which is challenging the world's traditional financial services with the latest disruptive of blockchain and crypto technologies.
In the wake of brexit many fintech companies are moving to Ireland to still be apart of the EU trading bloc while also taking advantage of Ireland's tax benefits.
Despite China's recent ban, people are still eager to participate. Many countries are welcoming blockchain technologies with the likes of Isle of Man, a neighbour to Ireland and Estonia leading the charge.
Estonia seems to be at the forefront of the blockchain revolution in europe, offering an e-residency program and now considering a way of offering currency to e-residents.
Where does Ireland fit in in all this craze?
Enterprise Ireland which promotes jobs and innovation has supported Mingo in the years leading to its pre sale ICO. Mingo, which is set for its Pre-Sale launch this September the 25th.
According to Mark Atterbury of Regional Development of Enterprise Ireland stated
“We see Mingo will fulfill a market need that is currently being underserved and undervalued. Our expectations with fund winners such as [Mingo] are demanding; to see the company grow rapidly through export revenue and job creation is the ultimate goal, 15 of 20 and this feasibility fund helps support the business achieve an investment-ready offering. We look forward to supporting [Mingo] on their journey to success.”
MingoCoin which already has a working product, a multi platform messaging app with a user base of 50,000 users.
That is set to rise to 1.2million within the first year and will add a cryptocurrency to its service which is a standard ERC-20 token powered by the ethereum network. MingoWallet will facilitate cryptocurrency and fiat currency transactions across multiple platforms by using the Interledger protocol. Transactions will be near instant utilizing the Lightning and Plasma networks.
As more ICOs are launch it will force more and more countries to show their hand with their stand on Blockchain technologies.
Source Links
CoinTelegraph
IrishTimes
Medium
MingoCoin
SiliconRepublic
Article from UseTheBitcoin
Ireland is emerging as the hub of a booming center for fintech and [Suspicious link removed]panies. With the well-established International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) and the Silicon Docks with its coterie of world leading firms like Google and Facebook having their EU headquarters.
Is it Small Countries Leading The Blockchain Revolution?
The small emerald Isle has created the ideal breeding ground for the new sector, which is challenging the world's traditional financial services with the latest disruptive of blockchain and crypto technologies.
In the wake of brexit many fintech companies are moving to Ireland to still be apart of the EU trading bloc while also taking advantage of Ireland's tax benefits.
Despite China's recent ban, people are still eager to participate. Many countries are welcoming blockchain technologies with the likes of Isle of Man, a neighbour to Ireland and Estonia leading the charge.
Estonia seems to be at the forefront of the blockchain revolution in europe, offering an e-residency program and now considering a way of offering currency to e-residents.
Where does Ireland fit in in all this craze?
Enterprise Ireland which promotes jobs and innovation has supported Mingo in the years leading to its pre sale ICO. Mingo, which is set for its Pre-Sale launch this September the 25th.
According to Mark Atterbury of Regional Development of Enterprise Ireland stated
“We see Mingo will fulfill a market need that is currently being underserved and undervalued. Our expectations with fund winners such as [Mingo] are demanding; to see the company grow rapidly through export revenue and job creation is the ultimate goal, 15 of 20 and this feasibility fund helps support the business achieve an investment-ready offering. We look forward to supporting [Mingo] on their journey to success.”
MingoCoin which already has a working product, a multi platform messaging app with a user base of 50,000 users.
That is set to rise to 1.2million within the first year and will add a cryptocurrency to its service which is a standard ERC-20 token powered by the ethereum network. MingoWallet will facilitate cryptocurrency and fiat currency transactions across multiple platforms by using the Interledger protocol. Transactions will be near instant utilizing the Lightning and Plasma networks.
As more ICOs are launch it will force more and more countries to show their hand with their stand on Blockchain technologies.
Source Links
CoinTelegraph
IrishTimes
Medium
MingoCoin
SiliconRepublic
Article from UseTheBitcoin
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