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Quote from: nevaquit on September 22, 2018, 01:59:28 PM

Cryptocurrency and Zimbabwe....sounds so so good! The future is coming! Soon more and more people will come to this realization!

Yeah, that's true! Seems like the state of Zimbabwe's economy is acting as a catalyst for cryptocurrency adoption. The future is coming sooner than we realize

That's very nice. I believe that cryptocurrency and blockchain space is crucial for the developing countries and the chance to implement the tech first and enjoy it in future. Goldma is pretty nice tokenization use case for the real asset as gold. But I can see that it's not attracting big investors and the funds raised stay around $8 mln and don't move for months. Why?

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Quote from: nevaquit on September 22, 2018, 01:59:28 PM

Cryptocurrency and Zimbabwe....sounds so so good! The future is coming! Soon more and more people will come to this realization!

Yeah, that's true! Seems like the state of Zimbabwe's economy is acting as a catalyst for cryptocurrency adoption. The future is coming sooner than we realize

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Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 04:43:40 AM

I overhead a conversation this morning. 'Twas about the hyper-inflationary episode we went through in Zimbabwe, about a decade ago. One gentleman said to the other, 'imagine working for well over 20 years and your entire pension coming to naught.' I couldn't help but feel a visceral reaction. That, to me, is the result of people not being educated about the financial system.

Humans are really bad at noticing dangers that creep up on us. We end up like the proverbial toad in a pot of hot water. Usually, by the time we realise something is bad, it's too late.

The fiat 'monetary' system is only good for transactions at best. But as a long term store of value, I reckon it's useless. It's that realisation that is Goldma's foundation. Hard working folks around the world deserve a way out of the trap. They have to be able to hold on to the value they worked so hard for. I believe the GMA token is one of those ways.

You're right in that education is key. I think that even when we can see what's happening it is human nature to roll with the flow and follow each other like sheep instead of stepping out of our comfort zones into a new medium. There are SO many people (not just in Zimbabwe but the world over) who have spent their lives working to put away a nice nest egg for themselves and yet have nothing left of it (or not enough to take care of them). There are many working well past their intended retirement and not by choice. It's a terrible situation and I personally look forward to seeing how cryptocurrency investments, and Goldma in particular, can combat that issue.

Yeah. It's that education that I hope to help out with. I'm no financial advisor but i think it can't hurt to look back into history and understand money. Whenever I mention that there is a difference between money and currency, people are sort of dumbfounded. That, to me, is a sign that our education system is doing a poor job making sure that people go into their adult lives with a keen understanding of finance.

We're playing our part and there's a short video coming out that succinctly explains monetary history and how it affects all of us as individuals. Be on the lookout for that.

It would be great if it became a "real money" movement. I think once people understand that fiat currency is simply exported inflationary paper, most people will understand that asset-backed cryptocurrencies are the answer. Otherwise many will be losing their value because they are not aware that the paper they are chasing is just currency and not money. The major difference that everyone needs to understand is that money is a store of value but currency is simply a medium of exchange an unit of account.

I really hope that a massive adoption of cryptocurrencies can get people closer to the financial world. A world that affects them directly, but of which, ironically, almost no one has a clear understanding. For me it has been so.

Projects like GOLDMA are useful also in this perspective.

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Cryptocurrency and Zimbabwe....sounds so so good! The future is coming! Soon more and more people will come to this realization!

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Quote from: nyatso88 on September 22, 2018, 03:49:20 AM

Quote from: ukloon on September 21, 2018, 05:35:32 PM

I hear the finance minister of Zimbabwe is a fan of crypto, he even thinks that it can be used instead of cash in many cases. Under his management there is a good chance for Goldma to succeed, hopefully he will remain as finance minister for a long time until crypto is more popular there.

Yes, it's true! Mthuli Ncube understands cryptocurrency and he appreciates the power of blockchain. I'm excited to see how he will incorporate it in his policies to rebuild Zimbabwe's economy. Crypto could go mainstream in Zimbabwe much sooner than expected.

People assumed it would be South Africa that would lead the crypto revolution in Africa but they are wrong, Zimbabwe will take the lead and become the crypto hub for the region. With successful projects like Goldma we can expect to see some big changes in the Zimbabwe economy

I completely agree! I think Zimbabweans will be more open to the idea of cryptocurrency because they've witnessed the collapse of fiat currency and its institutions. Goldma is going to demonstrate the efficiency of asset-backed cryptocurrency. Exciting times in Zimbabwe

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Quote from: ukloon on September 21, 2018, 05:35:32 PM

I hear the finance minister of Zimbabwe is a fan of crypto, he even thinks that it can be used instead of cash in many cases. Under his management there is a good chance for Goldma to succeed, hopefully he will remain as finance minister for a long time until crypto is more popular there.

That's a good news, if this is true then it will make a better growth in Zimbabwe. And of course, this condition will bring a positive impact and will give some advantages to the Goldma project too. But, could you please give the source of that information?

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Quote from: nyatso88 on September 22, 2018, 03:49:20 AM

Quote from: ukloon on September 21, 2018, 05:35:32 PM

I hear the finance minister of Zimbabwe is a fan of crypto, he even thinks that it can be used instead of cash in many cases. Under his management there is a good chance for Goldma to succeed, hopefully he will remain as finance minister for a long time until crypto is more popular there.

Yes, it's true! Mthuli Ncube understands cryptocurrency and he appreciates the power of blockchain. I'm excited to see how he will incorporate it in his policies to rebuild Zimbabwe's economy. Crypto could go mainstream in Zimbabwe much sooner than expected.

People assumed it would be South Africa that would lead the crypto revolution in Africa but they are wrong, Zimbabwe will take the lead and become the crypto hub for the region. With successful projects like Goldma we can expect to see some big changes in the Zimbabwe economy

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Quote from: ukloon on September 21, 2018, 05:35:32 PM

I hear the finance minister of Zimbabwe is a fan of crypto, he even thinks that it can be used instead of cash in many cases. Under his management there is a good chance for Goldma to succeed, hopefully he will remain as finance minister for a long time until crypto is more popular there.

Yes, it's true! Mthuli Ncube understands cryptocurrency and he appreciates the power of blockchain. I'm excited to see how he will incorporate it in his policies to rebuild Zimbabwe's economy. Crypto could go mainstream in Zimbabwe much sooner than expected.

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Quote from: TeddyLinMak on September 21, 2018, 11:38:48 AM

Quote from: nyatso88 on September 21, 2018, 10:38:42 AM

Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 09:24:07 AM

Quote from: nyatso88 on September 21, 2018, 07:53:03 AM

Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 07:34:56 AM

Quote from: TeddyLinMak on September 21, 2018, 07:09:46 AM

Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 04:43:40 AM

I overhead a conversation this morning. 'Twas about the hyper-inflationary episode we went through in Zimbabwe, about a decade ago. One gentleman said to the other, 'imagine working for well over 20 years and your entire pension coming to naught.' I couldn't help but feel a visceral reaction. That, to me, is the result of people not being educated about the financial system.

Humans are really bad at noticing dangers that creep up on us. We end up like the proverbial toad in a pot of hot water. Usually, by the time we realise something is bad, it's too late.

The fiat 'monetary' system is only good for transactions at best. But as a long term store of value, I reckon it's useless. It's that realisation that is Goldma's foundation. Hard working folks around the world deserve a way out of the trap. They have to be able to hold on to the value they worked so hard for. I believe the GMA token is one of those ways.

You're right in that education is key. I think that even when we can see what's happening it is human nature to roll with the flow and follow each other like sheep instead of stepping out of our comfort zones into a new medium. There are SO many people (not just in Zimbabwe but the world over) who have spent their lives working to put away a nice nest egg for themselves and yet have nothing left of it (or not enough to take care of them). There are many working well past their intended retirement and not by choice. It's a terrible situation and I personally look forward to seeing how cryptocurrency investments, and Goldma in particular, can combat that issue.

Yeah. It's that education that I hope to help out with. I'm no financial advisor but i think it can't hurt to look back into history and understand money. Whenever I mention that there is a difference between money and currency, people are sort of dumbfounded. That, to me, is a sign that our education system is doing a poor job making sure that people go into their adult lives with a keen understanding of finance.

We're playing our part and there's a short video coming out that succinctly explains monetary history and how it affects all of us as individuals. Be on the lookout for that.

It would be great if it became a "real money" movement. I think once people understand that fiat currency is simply exported inflationary paper, most people will understand that asset-backed cryptocurrencies are the answer. Otherwise many will be losing their value because they are not aware that the paper they are chasing is just currency and not money. The major difference that everyone needs to understand is that money is a store of value but currency is simply a medium of exchange an unit of account.

That movement is exactly what we're aiming to get going. I hope more and more people come to join the party!

I'm definitely in on this Grin

"Money movement"...I absolutely love it!!!! We have to be talking about these things and passing on what we learn. Bless Goldma for delving so deeply into these topics with these conversations!!!

I think everyone who bought Goldma tokens should call themselves the "real money makers" or something Grin

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I hear the finance minister of Zimbabwe is a fan of crypto, he even thinks that it can be used instead of cash in many cases. Under his management there is a good chance for Goldma to succeed, hopefully he will remain as finance minister for a long time until crypto is more popular there.

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Quote from: nyatso88 on September 21, 2018, 10:38:42 AM

Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 09:24:07 AM

Quote from: nyatso88 on September 21, 2018, 07:53:03 AM

Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 07:34:56 AM

Quote from: TeddyLinMak on September 21, 2018, 07:09:46 AM

Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 04:43:40 AM

I overhead a conversation this morning. 'Twas about the hyper-inflationary episode we went through in Zimbabwe, about a decade ago. One gentleman said to the other, 'imagine working for well over 20 years and your entire pension coming to naught.' I couldn't help but feel a visceral reaction. That, to me, is the result of people not being educated about the financial system.

Humans are really bad at noticing dangers that creep up on us. We end up like the proverbial toad in a pot of hot water. Usually, by the time we realise something is bad, it's too late.

The fiat 'monetary' system is only good for transactions at best. But as a long term store of value, I reckon it's useless. It's that realisation that is Goldma's foundation. Hard working folks around the world deserve a way out of the trap. They have to be able to hold on to the value they worked so hard for. I believe the GMA token is one of those ways.

You're right in that education is key. I think that even when we can see what's happening it is human nature to roll with the flow and follow each other like sheep instead of stepping out of our comfort zones into a new medium. There are SO many people (not just in Zimbabwe but the world over) who have spent their lives working to put away a nice nest egg for themselves and yet have nothing left of it (or not enough to take care of them). There are many working well past their intended retirement and not by choice. It's a terrible situation and I personally look forward to seeing how cryptocurrency investments, and Goldma in particular, can combat that issue.

Yeah. It's that education that I hope to help out with. I'm no financial advisor but i think it can't hurt to look back into history and understand money. Whenever I mention that there is a difference between money and currency, people are sort of dumbfounded. That, to me, is a sign that our education system is doing a poor job making sure that people go into their adult lives with a keen understanding of finance.

We're playing our part and there's a short video coming out that succinctly explains monetary history and how it affects all of us as individuals. Be on the lookout for that.

It would be great if it became a "real money" movement. I think once people understand that fiat currency is simply exported inflationary paper, most people will understand that asset-backed cryptocurrencies are the answer. Otherwise many will be losing their value because they are not aware that the paper they are chasing is just currency and not money. The major difference that everyone needs to understand is that money is a store of value but currency is simply a medium of exchange an unit of account.

That movement is exactly what we're aiming to get going. I hope more and more people come to join the party!

I'm definitely in on this Grin

"Money movement"...I absolutely love it!!!! We have to be talking about these things and passing on what we learn. Bless Goldma for delving so deeply into these topics with these conversations!!!

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Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 09:24:07 AM

Quote from: nyatso88 on September 21, 2018, 07:53:03 AM

Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 07:34:56 AM

Quote from: TeddyLinMak on September 21, 2018, 07:09:46 AM

Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 04:43:40 AM

I overhead a conversation this morning. 'Twas about the hyper-inflationary episode we went through in Zimbabwe, about a decade ago. One gentleman said to the other, 'imagine working for well over 20 years and your entire pension coming to naught.' I couldn't help but feel a visceral reaction. That, to me, is the result of people not being educated about the financial system.

Humans are really bad at noticing dangers that creep up on us. We end up like the proverbial toad in a pot of hot water. Usually, by the time we realise something is bad, it's too late.

The fiat 'monetary' system is only good for transactions at best. But as a long term store of value, I reckon it's useless. It's that realisation that is Goldma's foundation. Hard working folks around the world deserve a way out of the trap. They have to be able to hold on to the value they worked so hard for. I believe the GMA token is one of those ways.

You're right in that education is key. I think that even when we can see what's happening it is human nature to roll with the flow and follow each other like sheep instead of stepping out of our comfort zones into a new medium. There are SO many people (not just in Zimbabwe but the world over) who have spent their lives working to put away a nice nest egg for themselves and yet have nothing left of it (or not enough to take care of them). There are many working well past their intended retirement and not by choice. It's a terrible situation and I personally look forward to seeing how cryptocurrency investments, and Goldma in particular, can combat that issue.

Yeah. It's that education that I hope to help out with. I'm no financial advisor but i think it can't hurt to look back into history and understand money. Whenever I mention that there is a difference between money and currency, people are sort of dumbfounded. That, to me, is a sign that our education system is doing a poor job making sure that people go into their adult lives with a keen understanding of finance.

We're playing our part and there's a short video coming out that succinctly explains monetary history and how it affects all of us as individuals. Be on the lookout for that.

It would be great if it became a "real money" movement. I think once people understand that fiat currency is simply exported inflationary paper, most people will understand that asset-backed cryptocurrencies are the answer. Otherwise many will be losing their value because they are not aware that the paper they are chasing is just currency and not money. The major difference that everyone needs to understand is that money is a store of value but currency is simply a medium of exchange an unit of account.

That movement is exactly what we're aiming to get going. I hope more and more people come to join the party!

I'm definitely in on this Grin

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Quote from: nyatso88 on September 21, 2018, 07:53:03 AM

Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 07:34:56 AM

Quote from: TeddyLinMak on September 21, 2018, 07:09:46 AM

Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 04:43:40 AM

I overhead a conversation this morning. 'Twas about the hyper-inflationary episode we went through in Zimbabwe, about a decade ago. One gentleman said to the other, 'imagine working for well over 20 years and your entire pension coming to naught.' I couldn't help but feel a visceral reaction. That, to me, is the result of people not being educated about the financial system.

Humans are really bad at noticing dangers that creep up on us. We end up like the proverbial toad in a pot of hot water. Usually, by the time we realise something is bad, it's too late.

The fiat 'monetary' system is only good for transactions at best. But as a long term store of value, I reckon it's useless. It's that realisation that is Goldma's foundation. Hard working folks around the world deserve a way out of the trap. They have to be able to hold on to the value they worked so hard for. I believe the GMA token is one of those ways.

You're right in that education is key. I think that even when we can see what's happening it is human nature to roll with the flow and follow each other like sheep instead of stepping out of our comfort zones into a new medium. There are SO many people (not just in Zimbabwe but the world over) who have spent their lives working to put away a nice nest egg for themselves and yet have nothing left of it (or not enough to take care of them). There are many working well past their intended retirement and not by choice. It's a terrible situation and I personally look forward to seeing how cryptocurrency investments, and Goldma in particular, can combat that issue.

Yeah. It's that education that I hope to help out with. I'm no financial advisor but i think it can't hurt to look back into history and understand money. Whenever I mention that there is a difference between money and currency, people are sort of dumbfounded. That, to me, is a sign that our education system is doing a poor job making sure that people go into their adult lives with a keen understanding of finance.

We're playing our part and there's a short video coming out that succinctly explains monetary history and how it affects all of us as individuals. Be on the lookout for that.

It would be great if it became a "real money" movement. I think once people understand that fiat currency is simply exported inflationary paper, most people will understand that asset-backed cryptocurrencies are the answer. Otherwise many will be losing their value because they are not aware that the paper they are chasing is just currency and not money. The major difference that everyone needs to understand is that money is a store of value but currency is simply a medium of exchange an unit of account.

That movement is exactly what we're aiming to get going. I hope more and more people come to join the party!

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Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 07:34:56 AM

Quote from: TeddyLinMak on September 21, 2018, 07:09:46 AM

Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 04:43:40 AM

I overhead a conversation this morning. 'Twas about the hyper-inflationary episode we went through in Zimbabwe, about a decade ago. One gentleman said to the other, 'imagine working for well over 20 years and your entire pension coming to naught.' I couldn't help but feel a visceral reaction. That, to me, is the result of people not being educated about the financial system.

Humans are really bad at noticing dangers that creep up on us. We end up like the proverbial toad in a pot of hot water. Usually, by the time we realise something is bad, it's too late.

The fiat 'monetary' system is only good for transactions at best. But as a long term store of value, I reckon it's useless. It's that realisation that is Goldma's foundation. Hard working folks around the world deserve a way out of the trap. They have to be able to hold on to the value they worked so hard for. I believe the GMA token is one of those ways.

You're right in that education is key. I think that even when we can see what's happening it is human nature to roll with the flow and follow each other like sheep instead of stepping out of our comfort zones into a new medium. There are SO many people (not just in Zimbabwe but the world over) who have spent their lives working to put away a nice nest egg for themselves and yet have nothing left of it (or not enough to take care of them). There are many working well past their intended retirement and not by choice. It's a terrible situation and I personally look forward to seeing how cryptocurrency investments, and Goldma in particular, can combat that issue.

Yeah. It's that education that I hope to help out with. I'm no financial advisor but i think it can't hurt to look back into history and understand money. Whenever I mention that there is a difference between money and currency, people are sort of dumbfounded. That, to me, is a sign that our education system is doing a poor job making sure that people go into their adult lives with a keen understanding of finance.

We're playing our part and there's a short video coming out that succinctly explains monetary history and how it affects all of us as individuals. Be on the lookout for that.

It would be great if it became a "real money" movement. I think once people understand that fiat currency is simply exported inflationary paper, most people will understand that asset-backed cryptocurrencies are the answer. Otherwise many will be losing their value because they are not aware that the paper they are chasing is just currency and not money. The major difference that everyone needs to understand is that money is a store of value but currency is simply a medium of exchange an unit of account.

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Quote from: TeddyLinMak on September 21, 2018, 07:09:46 AM

Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 04:43:40 AM

I overhead a conversation this morning. 'Twas about the hyper-inflationary episode we went through in Zimbabwe, about a decade ago. One gentleman said to the other, 'imagine working for well over 20 years and your entire pension coming to naught.' I couldn't help but feel a visceral reaction. That, to me, is the result of people not being educated about the financial system.

Humans are really bad at noticing dangers that creep up on us. We end up like the proverbial toad in a pot of hot water. Usually, by the time we realise something is bad, it's too late.

The fiat 'monetary' system is only good for transactions at best. But as a long term store of value, I reckon it's useless. It's that realisation that is Goldma's foundation. Hard working folks around the world deserve a way out of the trap. They have to be able to hold on to the value they worked so hard for. I believe the GMA token is one of those ways.

You're right in that education is key. I think that even when we can see what's happening it is human nature to roll with the flow and follow each other like sheep instead of stepping out of our comfort zones into a new medium. There are SO many people (not just in Zimbabwe but the world over) who have spent their lives working to put away a nice nest egg for themselves and yet have nothing left of it (or not enough to take care of them). There are many working well past their intended retirement and not by choice. It's a terrible situation and I personally look forward to seeing how cryptocurrency investments, and Goldma in particular, can combat that issue.

Yeah. It's that education that I hope to help out with. I'm no financial advisor but i think it can't hurt to look back into history and understand money. Whenever I mention that there is a difference between money and currency, people are sort of dumbfounded. That, to me, is a sign that our education system is doing a poor job making sure that people go into their adult lives with a keen understanding of finance.

We're playing our part and there's a short video coming out that succinctly explains monetary history and how it affects all of us as individuals. Be on the lookout for that.

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Quote from: ReubenMachinga on September 21, 2018, 04:43:40 AM

I overhead a conversation this morning. 'Twas about the hyper-inflationary episode we went through in Zimbabwe, about a decade ago. One gentleman said to the other, 'imagine working for well over 20 years and your entire pension coming to naught.' I couldn't help but feel a visceral reaction. That, to me, is the result of people not being educated about the financial system.

Humans are really bad at noticing dangers that creep up on us. We end up like the proverbial toad in a pot of hot water. Usually, by the time we realise something is bad, it's too late.

The fiat 'monetary' system is only good for transactions at best. But as a long term store of value, I reckon it's useless. It's that realisation that is Goldma's foundation. Hard working folks around the world deserve a way out of the trap. They have to be able to hold on to the value they worked so hard for. I believe the GMA token is one of those ways.

You're right in that education is key. I think that even when we can see what's happening it is human nature to roll with the flow and follow each other like sheep instead of stepping out of our comfort zones into a new medium. There are SO many people (not just in Zimbabwe but the world over) who have spent their lives working to put away a nice nest egg for themselves and yet have nothing left of it (or not enough to take care of them). There are many working well past their intended retirement and not by choice. It's a terrible situation and I personally look forward to seeing how cryptocurrency investments, and Goldma in particular, can combat that issue.

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I overhead a conversation this morning. 'Twas about the hyper-inflationary episode we went through in Zimbabwe, about a decade ago. One gentleman said to the other, 'imagine working for well over 20 years and your entire pension coming to naught.' I couldn't help but feel a visceral reaction. That, to me, is the result of people not being educated about the financial system.

Humans are really bad at noticing dangers that creep up on us. We end up like the proverbial toad in a pot of hot water. Usually, by the time we realise something is bad, it's too late.

The fiat 'monetary' system is only good for transactions at best. But as a long term store of value, I reckon it's useless. It's that realisation that is Goldma's foundation. Hard working folks around the world deserve a way out of the trap. They have to be able to hold on to the value they worked so hard for. I believe the GMA token is one of those ways.

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Quote from: ukloon on September 20, 2018, 05:19:22 PM

This is starting to look good, if we have deals in place for 3 additional exchanges, not including the built-in waves Dex. The good thing about being a waves token is that it is easier to list on exchanges than projects with a unique token. Looking forward to the big reveal when the ICO is done

There is quite a lot to look forward to. Exchanges are one thing; I'm looking forward to the first royalty payment. I can only imagine how happy everyone who is participating in this ICO will be. As I always say, this project is great. Nowhere else can you get involved in gold production and marketing as easy as what Goldma is offering.

I wonder if anyone will be willing to sell their tokens after the first royalty payment. The token price will most likely rise like the blood pressure of a sedentary binger Grin

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Quote from: ukloon on September 20, 2018, 05:19:22 PM

This is starting to look good, if we have deals in place for 3 additional exchanges not including the built in waves Dex. The good thing about being a waves token is that it is easier to list on exchanges than projects with a unique token. Looking forward to the big reveal when the ICO is done

There is quite a lot to look forward to. Exchanges are one thing; I'm looking forward to the first royalty payment. I can only imagine how happy everyone who is participating in this ICO will be. As I always say, this project is great. Nowhere else can you get involved in gold production and marketing as easy as what Goldma is offering.

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This is starting to look good, if we have deals in place for 3 additional exchanges not including the built in waves Dex. The good thing about being a waves token is that it is easier to list on exchanges than projects with a unique token. Looking forward to the big reveal when the ICO is done

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