Topic: A small village strengthening it's Economy by cryptocurrencies. - page 5. (Read 643 times)
I have heard about their prefecture or watched it in a show that's educating viewers on how that village is a well place and cultural village (though Japan is giving importance to their culture). Now they will launch their own token that also aims to be used globally. No date of release yet but this can be also an attractive move to make other municipals to take a look at ICO and do their own. What if all of their municipalities started to launch their own ICO? Btw, their coin will be Nishiawakura Coin (NAC) to those that haven't read yet the article.
Reading the title seems unbelievable at first,, but knowing that this small village is located in Japan then my doubts turns into admiration.. ICO might not be my favorite crypto ever since,, but to make it used for this cause is amazingly interesting..
I do adore such move and camaraderie on each person living and part of this effort to make a change and to have a better economical status of their village and for each villagers financial stability.. A possibility that only japan can do,, as of now..
No release date as of yet,, but I will wait for update soon..
I do adore such move and camaraderie on each person living and part of this effort to make a change and to have a better economical status of their village and for each villagers financial stability.. A possibility that only japan can do,, as of now..
No release date as of yet,, but I will wait for update soon..
wow amazingly the power of cryptocurrency is indeed terrible. cool
This is good news, this is can make other country follow this strategi.
If my country use cryptocurrency in real life, i believe that can be better.
If my country use cryptocurrency in real life, i believe that can be better.
There's no need to launch an ICO just to strengthen their village by gaining funds from it. Japan is a crypto loving country and it has shown on how it is very well helpful to the economy.
AFAIK they have already monacoin for their altcoin and bitcoin as main cryptocurrency. What if all small villages in Japan do the same thing? they will just add to crowded initial coin offerings that will only generate worthless tokens. Most of them will still rely to bitcoin after ICO for sure.
AFAIK they have already monacoin for their altcoin and bitcoin as main cryptocurrency. What if all small villages in Japan do the same thing? they will just add to crowded initial coin offerings that will only generate worthless tokens. Most of them will still rely to bitcoin after ICO for sure.
I think their ico can be more profitable than many ICos in the market 
but as it is not attractful it will probably not raise any money, scam ICOs are better for most people...
but as it is not attractful it will probably not raise any money, scam ICOs are better for most people...
This look very intresting for cryptocurrency future, slowly but sure crypto keep growing and growing.
How about bitcoin ? can bitcoin keep up ? and keep being the number 1 crypto currency ?
How about bitcoin ? can bitcoin keep up ? and keep being the number 1 crypto currency ?
A small japanese village named, Nishiawakura is making their economy much more beneficial with the help of cryptocurrencies by launching a Initial Coin Offering. I think it is a best way to help some small villages to grow up with really good profits and also it might bring the cryptocurrencies some more close to legalisation.
The village is home of approximately 1500 villagers and and they unveiled their plans to launch a regional initial coin offering.
Report by coindesk https://www.coindesk.com/japanese-village-to-launch-nations-first-municipal-ico/
This is a perfect head start and i hope that several such villages can soon adapt this strategy to strengthen their economy
The village is home of approximately 1500 villagers and and they unveiled their plans to launch a regional initial coin offering.
Report by coindesk https://www.coindesk.com/japanese-village-to-launch-nations-first-municipal-ico/
This is a perfect head start and i hope that several such villages can soon adapt this strategy to strengthen their economy
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