This story is from Roger Ver's mouthpiece squatted domain, so its no big surprise he's pushing his ego-project BCash.
They should call the wallet "Echo", because no one is using that shitfork coin. Don't believe me? Take a look here:
http://fork.lol/tx/txs -- BCash transaction volume is much less, while Bitcoin is at least 10 TIMES more, on average. Its been this way since the shitfork, and it isn't trending up - in fact, the average numbers of BCash tx's have been declining, with momentary spikes of "oh shit sell" when the overall market gets crushed.
Fucking hilarious. Ver is like that old dude that doesn't understand that smartphones have GPS, and works at Garmin pushing hand-held "City Navigator" devices.
Hopelessly outdated and obsolete.
Topic: [2018-03-16] Japanese Firm Mikan to Launch Bitcoin Cash Wallet ‘Yenom’ (Read 127 times)
March 16, 2018, 09:14:17 AM
March 16, 2018, 03:57:24 AM
According to local reports the Japanese firm Mikan Co. Ltd., creator of the Mikan (英単語アプリ) English language app has announced the beta-launch of a bitcoin cash (BCH) only mobile wallet for iOS and Android.
Bitcoin Needs to be a Part of Life
The Tokyo based firm, Mikan, has announced the beta-launch of a bitcoin cash wallet called Yenom which will be released in late March. The Japanese company established in 2014 is well known for its app that teaches English words. The English word application, ‘Mikan,’ has exceeded 2 million downloads since its first release. The Yenom BCH wallet has officially started its pre-registration, and the company plans to invite users to test the beta platform.
Mikan’s press release explains that the company believes bitcoin should “become a part of people’s lives.” The platform’s developers hope the application is “easy to understand and easy to use compared to existing applications.” Mikan’s wallet announcement details the platform’s ultimate goal is “making it possible to use bitcoins easily.”
Turning Over the Existing Money Structure
The company says Yenom was designed and dedicated to function with bitcoin cash. Mikan also explains the wallets name and why it was chosen. The name “Yenom” reads “money” upside down. Mikan explains the underlying philosophy behind this name stating:
"[Yenom] shows the intention of “turning over the existing money structure” through this service."
Mikan details that while the virtual currency industry is exciting, it’s strongly said that most cryptocurrencies are traded for the purpose of speculation. But the company believes the great potential for bitcoin is within its “currency” use case, and Mikan thinks this will be realized when cryptocurrencies become a commonplace like traditional currencies. Bitcoin needs to be a part of life, says Mikan, “like water, electricity, and the internet.”
https://news.bitcoin.com/japanese-firm-mikan-plans-to-launch-yenom-a-bitcoin-cash-wallet/
Bitcoin Needs to be a Part of Life
The Tokyo based firm, Mikan, has announced the beta-launch of a bitcoin cash wallet called Yenom which will be released in late March. The Japanese company established in 2014 is well known for its app that teaches English words. The English word application, ‘Mikan,’ has exceeded 2 million downloads since its first release. The Yenom BCH wallet has officially started its pre-registration, and the company plans to invite users to test the beta platform.
Mikan’s press release explains that the company believes bitcoin should “become a part of people’s lives.” The platform’s developers hope the application is “easy to understand and easy to use compared to existing applications.” Mikan’s wallet announcement details the platform’s ultimate goal is “making it possible to use bitcoins easily.”
Turning Over the Existing Money Structure
The company says Yenom was designed and dedicated to function with bitcoin cash. Mikan also explains the wallets name and why it was chosen. The name “Yenom” reads “money” upside down. Mikan explains the underlying philosophy behind this name stating:
"[Yenom] shows the intention of “turning over the existing money structure” through this service."
Mikan details that while the virtual currency industry is exciting, it’s strongly said that most cryptocurrencies are traded for the purpose of speculation. But the company believes the great potential for bitcoin is within its “currency” use case, and Mikan thinks this will be realized when cryptocurrencies become a commonplace like traditional currencies. Bitcoin needs to be a part of life, says Mikan, “like water, electricity, and the internet.”
https://news.bitcoin.com/japanese-firm-mikan-plans-to-launch-yenom-a-bitcoin-cash-wallet/
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