Topic: [ANN] ZIMBOCASH - The first on-the-ground cryptocurrency network for a nation (Read 275 times)
June 01, 2020, 05:24:10 PM
zimbocash does not conduct sales tokens but from all news in an article published are quite convincing for investors, just that it's necessary to develop and also build a core team, patnership with other project so that the future of the project is clearer .
May 31, 2020, 04:14:58 PM
So we also have Digital Yuan. Was that already used in China? They have Alipay and Wechat already, is this one a crypto?
No news about if it's a crypto or not but they want a decentralized, traceable digital currency, maybe crypto but if not, then it's still a good stunt to popularize crypto to institutions.Check Forbes Content About the Digital Yuan HERE
This ain't launched yet but gained a lot of noise because it is from a big country like China, whereas Zimbocash is here and serving Zimbabwe citizens so maybe that is an advantage, though they are not in the same path I think
I think it will still work the same once this experiment works Zash will still be able to use just like Digital Yuan but the country however isn't stable like China. This country is in the middle of the continent, squeezed tight without shoreline which is why it's dependent on neighboring countries in terms of moving products unlike China that owns the South China Sea.
All these will still be considered an experiment though. They would have to work hard to make it work.
when exactly is the launching of ZimboCash in Zimbabwe? are they partnering with merchants or companies that will integrate Zimbocash as payment? because if they are aiming to cater the people from Zimbabwe, they need to collaborate with local shops or merchants. also, they can tie up with crypto exchanges used by the locals like coinmama.
I have no idea about the team partnering up with local merchants but it would make sense if they do so that the coin will have its use for the public otherwise its just going to make it less valuable and useless to the people. But its hard to quickly do this.
They may start first with online remittance or probably even a gambling dapps accepting the coin to kick start.
May 31, 2020, 01:00:56 PM
So we also have Digital Yuan. Was that already used in China? They have Alipay and Wechat already, is this one a crypto?
No news about if it's a crypto or not but they want a decentralized, traceable digital currency, maybe crypto but if not, then it's still a good stunt to popularize crypto to institutions.Check Forbes Content About the Digital Yuan HERE
This ain't launched yet but gained a lot of noise because it is from a big country like China, whereas Zimbocash is here and serving Zimbabwe citizens so maybe that is an advantage, though they are not in the same path I think
I think it will still work the same once this experiment works Zash will still be able to use just like Digital Yuan but the country however isn't stable like China. This country is in the middle of the continent, squeezed tight without shoreline which is why it's dependent on neighboring countries in terms of moving products unlike China that owns the South China Sea.
All these will still be considered an experiment though. They would have to work hard to make it work.
when exactly is the launching of ZimboCash in Zimbabwe? are they partnering with merchants or companies that will integrate Zimbocash as payment? because if they are aiming to cater the people from Zimbabwe, they need to collaborate with local shops or merchants. also, they can tie up with crypto exchanges used by the locals like coinmama.
May 31, 2020, 01:11:39 AM
So we also have Digital Yuan. Was that already used in China? They have Alipay and Wechat already, is this one a crypto?
No news about if it's a crypto or not but they want a decentralized, traceable digital currency, maybe crypto but if not, then it's still a good stunt to popularize crypto to institutions.Check Forbes Content About the Digital Yuan HERE
This ain't launched yet but gained a lot of noise because it is from a big country like China, whereas Zimbocash is here and serving Zimbabwe citizens so maybe that is an advantage, though they are not in the same path I think
I think it will still work the same once this experiment works Zash will still be able to use just like Digital Yuan but the country however isn't stable like China. This country is in the middle of the continent, squeezed tight without shoreline which is why it's dependent on neighboring countries in terms of moving products unlike China that owns the South China Sea.
All these will still be considered an experiment though. They would have to work hard to make it work.
when exactly is the launching of ZimboCash in Zimbabwe? are they partnering with merchants or companies that will integrate Zimbocash as payment? because if they are aiming to cater the people from Zimbabwe, they need to collaborate with local shops or merchants. also, they can tie up with crypto exchanges used by the locals like coinmama.
May 30, 2020, 06:20:47 AM
So we also have Digital Yuan. Was that already used in China? They have Alipay and Wechat already, is this one a crypto?
No news about if it's a crypto or not but they want a decentralized, traceable digital currency, maybe crypto but if not, then it's still a good stunt to popularize crypto to institutions.Check Forbes Content About the Digital Yuan HERE
This ain't launched yet but gained a lot of noise because it is from a big country like China, whereas Zimbocash is here and serving Zimbabwe citizens so maybe that is an advantage, though they are not in the same path I think
I think it will still work the same once this experiment works Zash will still be able to use just like Digital Yuan but the country however isn't stable like China. This country is in the middle of the continent, squeezed tight without shoreline which is why it's dependent on neighboring countries in terms of moving products unlike China that owns the South China Sea.
All these will still be considered an experiment though. They would have to work hard to make it work.
May 30, 2020, 06:18:39 AM
https://info.binance.com/en/news/21802
The article was posted last year so I don't know the position of Binance right now on this project. Because it seems that project has been on the works for quite a while already, they just posted the thread recently. So there maybe good progress on this platform already.
May 30, 2020, 06:13:14 AM
they are not in the same path I think
Exactly. Zimbocash is to empower it's citizen while Digital RMB aims to dominate the USD in terms of global usage. One is to help while the other one wants to own May 30, 2020, 06:10:43 AM
So we also have Digital Yuan. Was that already used in China? They have Alipay and Wechat already, is this one a crypto?
No news about if it's a crypto or not but they want a decentralized, traceable digital currency, maybe crypto but if not, then it's still a good stunt to popularize crypto to institutions.Check Forbes Content About the Digital Yuan HERE
This ain't launched yet but gained a lot of noise because it is from a big country like China, whereas Zimbocash is here and serving Zimbabwe citizens so maybe that is an advantage, though they are not in the same path I think
May 30, 2020, 06:04:02 AM
So we also have Digital Yuan. Was that already used in China? They have Alipay and Wechat already, is this one a crypto?
No news about if it's a crypto or not but they want a decentralized, traceable digital currency, maybe crypto but if not, then it's still a good stunt to popularize crypto to institutions.Check Forbes Content About the Digital Yuan HERE
May 29, 2020, 11:35:33 PM
MEDIA & PUBLICATIONS :
VIDEO CNBC Video Interview:
https://www.cnbcafrica.com/videos/2019/03/04/how-blockchain-can-be-used-to-fix-zims-currency-woes/
SABC News Video Interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXTqb9j7soM
KykNet Video Interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbPIHQZiYYI&t=20s
ARTICLES :
BRAND NEW (May2020):
https://cointelegraph.com/news/inflation-busting-cryptocurrency-zimbocash-receives-listing-on-bithumb
https://ayo.news/2020/05/22/zimbocash-bithumb/
https://allafrica.com/stories/202005220060.html
PREVIOUS:
https://cryptobriefing.com/zimbocash-digital-currency-zimbabwe-hyperinflation/
https://cryptobriefing.com/zimbocash-digital-currency-zimbabwe-hyperinflation/
https://africablockchainmedia.com/news/zimbocash-determined-to-bring-alternative-money-to-zimbabwe/2020/02/12/
https://www.techzim.co.zw/2020/05/zimbocash-lists-cryptocurrency-token-sets-sights-on-the-crumbling-zw/
PODCASTS :
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2LQPgwfTalzMnCiYg1mQ72
TechCentral: https://techcentral.co.za/behind-zimbocash-the-cryptocurrency-its-backers-hope-will-help-save-zimbabwe/87951/
This is a lot for a coin that just recently launch in Bitcointalk, usually projects are launched here first but in this one, it gained a lot of traction from various media outlets before here so there is something behind this coin that we didn't know yet. VIDEO CNBC Video Interview:
https://www.cnbcafrica.com/videos/2019/03/04/how-blockchain-can-be-used-to-fix-zims-currency-woes/
SABC News Video Interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXTqb9j7soM
KykNet Video Interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbPIHQZiYYI&t=20s
ARTICLES :
BRAND NEW (May2020):
https://cointelegraph.com/news/inflation-busting-cryptocurrency-zimbocash-receives-listing-on-bithumb
https://ayo.news/2020/05/22/zimbocash-bithumb/
https://allafrica.com/stories/202005220060.html
PREVIOUS:
https://cryptobriefing.com/zimbocash-digital-currency-zimbabwe-hyperinflation/
https://cryptobriefing.com/zimbocash-digital-currency-zimbabwe-hyperinflation/
https://africablockchainmedia.com/news/zimbocash-determined-to-bring-alternative-money-to-zimbabwe/2020/02/12/
https://www.techzim.co.zw/2020/05/zimbocash-lists-cryptocurrency-token-sets-sights-on-the-crumbling-zw/
PODCASTS :
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2LQPgwfTalzMnCiYg1mQ72
TechCentral: https://techcentral.co.za/behind-zimbocash-the-cryptocurrency-its-backers-hope-will-help-save-zimbabwe/87951/
May 29, 2020, 11:21:31 PM
The link is here -
https://info.binance.com/en/news/21802
The article was posted last year so I don't know the position of Binance right now on this project. Because it seems that project has been on the works for quite a while already, they just posted the thread recently. So there maybe good progress on this platform already.
This is a good write by Binance, thank you for sharing. And this was way back April 2019 and just means Zimbocash is here for a pretty long time already and been developing since then. This is great, I really thought it was created just recently but I guess I'm wrong with that. https://info.binance.com/en/news/21802
The article was posted last year so I don't know the position of Binance right now on this project. Because it seems that project has been on the works for quite a while already, they just posted the thread recently. So there maybe good progress on this platform already.
May 29, 2020, 11:13:29 PM
This is a great news for the country and let's admit that the country is legally accepting cryptocurrencies and might be the first one to nationally use a cryptocurrency as a medium of exchange.
I think the first one is Petro from Venezuela but I lost updates about them so I am really not sure how national crypto could but overall, with the slowly adapting world and countries like Zimbabwe, we might see the next wave of currency in the means of crypto soon.
Thanks for the heads up mate. Done reading about crypto and I think it's not on the same path with ZImbocash, it's a national digital currency run by the government and that itself is a flaw to change the entire financial system, it just worsen the old problem that money is controlled by the government
So this is like the digital yuan of China?
It's not really going to worsen if the coins are going to be used widely by their people, the only that will make it worse is if the government will corrupt the system once again. Like creating more coins lie printing more. You can its more like an experiment to them so we'll see if they get to make it work for them. The market will tell whether this is working or not.
May 29, 2020, 10:07:00 PM
The link is here -
https://info.binance.com/en/news/21802
The article was posted last year so I don't know the position of Binance right now on this project. Because it seems that project has been on the works for quite a while already, they just posted the thread recently. So there maybe good progress on this platform already.
Oh well oh well. This is a great publicity for Zimbocash, they must add this on the ANN Thread. Thanks for sharing this mate, gladly appreciate this one https://info.binance.com/en/news/21802
The article was posted last year so I don't know the position of Binance right now on this project. Because it seems that project has been on the works for quite a while already, they just posted the thread recently. So there maybe good progress on this platform already.
May 29, 2020, 10:04:46 PM
This is a great news for the country and let's admit that the country is legally accepting cryptocurrencies and might be the first one to nationally use a cryptocurrency as a medium of exchange.
I think the first one is Petro from Venezuela but I lost updates about them so I am really not sure how national crypto could but overall, with the slowly adapting world and countries like Zimbabwe, we might see the next wave of currency in the means of crypto soon.
Thanks for the heads up mate. Done reading about crypto and I think it's not on the same path with ZImbocash, it's a national digital currency run by the government and that itself is a flaw to change the entire financial system, it just worsen the old problem that money is controlled by the government
So this is like the digital yuan of China?
It's not really going to worsen if the coins are going to be used widely by their people, the only that will make it worse is if the government will corrupt the system once again. Like creating more coins lie printing more. You can its more like an experiment to them so we'll see if they get to make it work for them. The market will tell whether this is working or not.
May 29, 2020, 09:53:36 PM
No longer is Zimbabwe money subject to devaluation because of money printing. Zimbabweans have the freedom to transfer ZIMBOCASH to others locally and internationally.
Glad to have Zimbabwe on board. I just hope all the best for you guys and wishing that this could go well on your citizen's side to benefit and learn about cryptocurrencies as a whole. With this mass adaption going on, we are all in this together so might as well support one another for the rise of each other. PS. I really don't like Justin Sun
May 29, 2020, 09:48:21 PM
~snip~
I agree with you and that is also the information we are looking on to check the legitimacy of a crypto project. I am also looking forward to be informed by this and hope the team hears us 
May 29, 2020, 06:42:59 PM
Sounds like ZCash huh! Binance.com has article, so seems that they believe on this project.
Can you link us to the content? I'm having trouble to find it but if it's true then good for the exposure of the coin.
While the country is very rich in archaeology, its economy has been messed up for years. The country should be fixed from the inside and out and hope this one would help.
I agree and cryptocurrency is made that way, to help people in the most efficient way possible by the means of innovating digital cash. Scarce supply, Secured, Decentralized, Autonomous and Great transaction speed. Also with this, outsiders can also contribute to the wealth creation of Zimbabwe in the means of exchanges
The link is here -
https://info.binance.com/en/news/21802
The article was posted last year so I don't know the position of Binance right now on this project. Because it seems that project has been on the works for quite a while already, they just posted the thread recently. So there maybe good progress on this platform already.
May 29, 2020, 06:39:51 PM
This is a great news for the country and let's admit that the country is legally accepting cryptocurrencies and might be the first one to nationally use a cryptocurrency as a medium of exchange.
I think the first one is Petro from Venezuela but I lost updates about them so I am really not sure how national crypto could but overall, with the slowly adapting world and countries like Zimbabwe, we might see the next wave of currency in the means of crypto soon.
Thanks for the heads up mate. Done reading about crypto and I think it's not on the same path with ZImbocash, it's a national digital currency run by the government and that itself is a flaw to change the entire financial system, it just worsen the old problem that money is controlled by the government
So this is like the digital yuan of China?
It's not really going to worsen if the coins are going to be used widely by their people, the only that will make it worse is if the government will corrupt the system once again. Like creating more coins lie printing more. You can its more like an experiment to them so we'll see if they get to make it work for them. The market will tell whether this is working or not.
But where are the team members of this project?
Are they residents of Zimbabwe or just another team that wanted to explore their opportunities in Zimbabwe?
It is better to have members from that country itself because they know the true sentiments of people.
They can address the issues very well and have good communication with the residents themselves.
Looking forward about the disclosure of their team members.
May 29, 2020, 12:24:30 PM
This is a great news for the country and let's admit that the country is legally accepting cryptocurrencies and might be the first one to nationally use a cryptocurrency as a medium of exchange.
I think the first one is Petro from Venezuela but I lost updates about them so I am really not sure how national crypto could but overall, with the slowly adapting world and countries like Zimbabwe, we might see the next wave of currency in the means of crypto soon.
Thanks for the heads up mate. Done reading about crypto and I think it's not on the same path with ZImbocash, it's a national digital currency run by the government and that itself is a flaw to change the entire financial system, it just worsen the old problem that money is controlled by the government
So this is like the digital yuan of China?
It's not really going to worsen if the coins are going to be used widely by their people, the only that will make it worse is if the government will corrupt the system once again. Like creating more coins lie printing more. You can its more like an experiment to them so we'll see if they get to make it work for them. The market will tell whether this is working or not.
May 29, 2020, 12:17:58 PM
Absolutely. The idea about Zimbocash is not bad also, they are aiming to give the citizens digital currency and to introduce them with this kind of technology, I really feel the moon season.
Same here brother. As of the moment we just need to calm ourselves because getting these coins is only exclusive for Zimbabweans but will be available soon in exchanges. Let's show support for this coins as it is doing on it's own country of origin.
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