Topic: [ANN] Moeda (MDA) - Coop Banking-as-a-service platform for Impact Investing - page 4. (Read 21156 times)

You mean every one that still is not invested in this coin is a loser?

MOEDA App with KYC and AML check integration. We have successfully integrated our KYC provider into the app, and users now can input their personal information to see if they pass or fail the KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) test. https://medium.com/moeda/moeda-app-with-kyc-and-aml-check-integration-5f9db412bbcb

Moeda has a strong partner that can promote the development of block chain project Moeda only by working with the traditional and powerful entities familiar with the loan business.

Moeda Selected Seed — SISCOOPLAF

Dairy production often poses a challenge to small farmers for a number of reasons.

The first major on is that cattle, often in large numbers, have to raised, fed, and corralled in what is usually a fairly small area. Second, the actual dairy produced by the cows need to be extracted and refined with machinery in order to be efficient. And third, though likely not the last problem for a small farmer, even if dairy products other than milk can be produced on-site, they need to be stored in a refrigerated setting, or else it will spoil. It’s a surprisingly difficult process for such a basic necessity.

That’s where the fourteenth project of Moeda’s Pilot Seed Program comes in, helping 380 farmers overhaul their local dairy production. The members of SISCOOPLAF (quite an acronym, we know), located in Cascavel, will receive 84,676 USD in Moeda microloans to provide them with equipment to build up their operating capacity for dairy products. Prior, most production of dairy products was done by hand or with limited, often outdated tools. Now, SISCOOPLAF will receive modern refrigeration units to store their products, boilers to pasteurize the milk, and mixers to make yogurt on a fairly large scale. With those, SISCOOPLAF will be “milking it” in no time!

https://medium.com/moeda/moeda-selected-seed-siscooplaf-6577a9de3fed

What’s up with IBM under “strategic partners” on the website? Can somebody explain their partnership?

Moeda Featured in Duke’s SBSI Conference

Moeda’s Chief Ambassador Ari Eisenstat was invited to participate at The Sustainable Business & Social Impact (SBSI) conference, hosted by the The Fuqua School of Business Net Impact Club of Duke University in North Carolina of the United States. It is the largest event of its kind in the region, it was held for the purpose of exploring new fields and opportunities in social impact and sustainability, including AI and healthcare, blockchain, diversity, impact investing, food, opioids, scale, and other paths forward in order to bring about positive change throughout the world. Naturally, Mr. Eisenstat was featured on the blockchain panel, and presented Moeda as a solution.

The panel covered topics ranging from as general to the nature of blockchain technology and how it has taken the world by storm (including established banking and other financial circles) to specific questions, like how blockchain can be used for international aid, by refugees, and social and environmental sustainability.

When asked how he would explain blockchain technology, Mr. Eisenstat said his favorite way to do so was to simply call it “the future of software… It’s the future of database management, and what the internet has done with information, blockchain is now able to do in the physical world. It’s becoming the internet of value.” Mr. Eisenstat also answered questions about Bitcoin, mining, and said he hopes that since so many people made money off of cryptocurrency, there will soon be what’s known as “crypto-philanthropy”to fund projects and non-profits across the world.

“Looking back at 2017, not only have we seen an explosion of growth and wealth and startups creating new enterprises but [blockchain] also come into the mainstream for the social impact space, and I hope we see a lot more of that in 2018.”

For more news on blockchain’s social impact, keep following Moeda!

https://medium.com/moeda/moeda-featured-in-dukes-sbsi-conference-55bd6c27136b

it seems to be a good news, but the price didnt rise at all, and now the price for eth is almost lower than ico, its unbelievable that one coin listed on binance have such a bad performance

Wow, silent action but affect result

MOEDA is on Forbes, congratulation MOEDA team!

it was said that the app would be released in Jan 18,   there will a delay now?

Moeda (MDA) list new Exchange OTCBTC

https://twitter.com/otcbtc/status/958369055332708352

Congratulation !

Wish you very happy trading !

yes, the dev team seems not care about the community, they dont manage the ANN and they dont have a telegram, i think this project will die sooner or later

i see moeda in a lot of news, but i cant see the develop progress, also the price for eth is always falling, i think the team should do more work on the community development and the market manage

MOEDA featured on Forbes and Yahoo Finance

Moeda recently received extensive media attention, due to its presence at the international CryptoHQ Conference and in a recently published piece in Forbes.

The first annual CryptoHQ Conference was held from January 22–26 in Davos, Switzerland. CEO and co-founder Taynaah Reis was featured as a speaker for multiple panels, with subjects ranging to impact investment to women in blockchain technology. Ms. Reis emphasized the social potential of blockchain technology at the summit, saying that the transparency and directness it provided was nothing short of a “trust revolution” in international banking and investing: “[Each transaction] goes back to that single register identity. That is very powerful, because it goes beyond not just the value of credit but intangible value that you have trust in someone outside of your zone with your money, and you’re seeing that impact right away. So it’s the ability to put intangible value with tangible value that is the big revolution of trust.”

https://medium.com/moeda/moeda-featured-on-forbes-and-yahoo-finance-4806117c6b0e

Moeda Selected Seed — Seed Women of the Contestado Land

If you’ve been reading this far, you’ve probably noticed that most of the projects for Moeda’s Pilot Seed Program have to do with bakeries or baked goods in some capacity. But if you were a wannabe baker in Brazil, and even if you had the location, the raw materials and resources, and the know-how to run your own bakery, where could get the equipment for it, like racks, ovens, freezers, and utensils?

The seventh project of Moeda’s program, the Seed Women of the Contestado Land, will be likely be the ones to help you get those materials and get your bakery off the ground.

The project’s name is a reference to the Contestado War, in which settlers in the Santa Catarina region (the project is based in Lebon Regis) fought their oppressive landowners over one hundred years ago. The sixteen members of the Seed Women have not forgotten their history, and as such wish to do their part to help others build their own businesses and protect them from debt and foreclosure. They will receive 207,430 USD in Moeda microloans to give bakers across Brazil the tools they need to get going.

The sustainable development goals that are a part of this project include increasing gender equality, providing decent work opportunities and economic growth, overseeing infrastructural and industrial growth, reducing inequality, and using partnerships to achieve such goals. To some history is irrelevant, but to others it can be the spark to bring positive change in the world even today.

https://medium.com/moeda/moeda-selected-seed-seed-women-of-the-contestado-land-5edb5c62f370

Moeda Selected Seed — Cooperfavi-Bio

https://medium.com/moeda/moeda-selected-seed-cooperfavi-bio-5f7c88b2f755
Perhaps no other issue in the world is as serious and widespread as climate change. Yet despite the threat, it unquestionably presents endless opportunities for innovation and sustainable development. While certain fields like energy and weather deservedly get much attention with regards to climate change, one of the largest factors affecting it — farming and food production as a whole — is usually overlooked. Moeda’s sixth project of its Pilot Seed Program tackles this challenge head on by changing the way large-scale farms operate and making other agroecological production centers (highly scientific, responsible, and sustainable agriculture) even more efficient and eco-friendly. Cooperfavi-Bio, located in Dona Emma with 266 members, aims to implement organic bio-inputs for agroecological production, such as providing natural fertilizer and composted farm waste. This may not seem capable of increasing production or efficiency, but by taking such steps to farm responsibly the quality of the soil in effect remains high for a much longer period of time, the waste and losses from production and transportation are reduced, and the need for chemical agents is all but cut out entirely. In order to take up such a large and long-range project, Cooperfavi-Bio will be provided with 526,300 USD in Moeda microloans, and will help build sustainable cities and communities, take action on climate change, and improve the quality of life for farmers across Brazil. We can all learn much from Cooperfavi-Bio, by recognizing how much resources go into (and are lost) in “industrial” farming, learning the benefits of bio-inputs, and how to implement them in farming practices throughout the world.

i think moeda should pay more attention to the market cap management, otherwise people will never notice it, then those who hold MDA will suffer a big loss

Moeda Selected Seed — Networking Women

Networking Women: Creating Socio-Administrative Strategies in the Solidarity Marketing Process (quite a title, we know!) is the fourth project for Moeda’s Pilot Seed Program. Based in Mossoró, it’s the first of the Seeds to focus more on the expansion of the sale of farmed goods, rather than the production. The sixty members will be responsible for overseeing the marketing of a variety of fruits and vegetables, beekeeping, handicrafts, cashew farming, milk and dairy products, meat, and other by-products, requiring 21,600 USD worth of Moeda microfunds. The development goals addressed in this project include gender equality, providing decent work opportunities and economic growth, reducing inequality, and responsibly consuming and producing. For more, check out the following:

https://medium.com/moeda/moeda-selected-seed-networking-women-1c024bffbbd

this coin almost has no rise for eth trading when the whole market is rising, but falling faster than other coins while the whole market reverse, who can tell me the reason

Moeda Selected Seed — the Strengthening of Women

https://medium.com/moeda/moeda-selected-seed-the-strengthening-of-women-d9a51c80f823
The Strengthening of Women: Creating Socio-Administrative Strategies in the Solidarity Marketing Process (quite a title, we know!) is the fourth project for Moeda’s Pilot Seed Program. Based in Mossoró, it’s the first of the Seeds to focus more on the expansion of the sale of farmed goods, rather than the production. The sixty members will be responsible for overseeing the marketing of a variety of fruits and vegetables, beekeeping, handicrafts, cashew farming, milk and dairy products, meat, and other by-products, requiring 29,400 USD of Moeda’s micro loan. The development goals addressed in this project include gender equality, providing decent work opportunities and economic growth, reducing inequality, and responsibly consuming and producing