Topic: 🆗[ANN][OK] Okcash | ⚡Fast | LTSSposv3hybrid | Easy to use | Reliable | ROKOS ✅ - page 164. (Read 458198 times)

in c-cex.com is marked for delisting 

Chinese Ann added to OP

Very gud news!

Volume leaders at the moment are Bleutrade and C-Cex.

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United community it is time to start requesting OK to more exchanges, show your support by requesting bittrex, cryptsy and polo on their twitters and emails if you want the coin in there, other than that ive provided everyone of them with info from our anns, a direct contact over skype if they want, I ve communicated to them all the requests you send me on PMs also, so I really cant understand how other coins with less community, work and reliability keep getting added with almost non work to date and some with even broken wallets, weve had no errors, forks or the issues most of the coins face this days and we have the best name a cryptocurrency could have OK, so aside from us continuing the development, if you want the community to get out there is your time to support, have a great day and thanks for reading.

Any volume on cryptopia?

Not yet, The community and the team are requesting the listing on more exchanges.

For now you can get OKCash at Bleutrade, C-Cex and Cryptopia, participate in one of the many giveaways, visit the faucet or mine it in the multipool.

I'm new to OKCash.  Is OKCash on Cryptsy?

Edit: I just opened a bleutrade account. 

Z

aka Dave J

May 16th 2015 - Ejisu, Kumasi Ghana, Africa

As a part of our continued commitment to community and education focused initiatives, OKCash is pleased to be included in the upcoming seminar “Introduction to Bitcoin and Okcash” on June 6th 2:00 GMT at the QueenCity Restaurant‏ in Ejisu, Kumasi Ghana, Africa.
Funding for the event has generously been provided by Cryptoavenue.com  

The event will first provide local residents, students and small business owners with a basic introduction to Bitcoin and go on to introduce OKCash, providing insight into Proof of Work (POW) and Proof of Stake (POS) cryptocurrencies, similarities and differences, instruction on practical uses including remittance within Africa and internationally, and the potential of cryptocurrencies to improve local businesses through both online sales and point of sale payments.

The speakers at the seminar, Asumin Richmond and Agyenim Boateng Boniface, first heard of Bitcoin at a seminar organized by 'Africa Youth Peace Call (A.Y.P.C), and participation in other Bitcoin related local events led them to start a group page on Facebook called ''Afriworks'' which became a platform to advertise local products and accept payments for Bitcoin, which, in turn, led them to form BitUnit.

The seminar will be the first event organized by BitUnit, a new grassroots initiative, which has the short term goal of spreading awareness of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to the masses through education, and the long term goal of encouraging acceptance of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies all over Ghana, the rest of Africa and beyond.

OKCash is a Proof of Stake (POS) cryptocurrency, with a focus on improving accessibility for the global community to resources and information regarding the advantages of decentralized payment systems, and developing positive innovation to simplify payments across social networks and everyday payments for all.


For further information please visit http://communityevents.okcash.co
or email [email protected]

Also please visit www.cryptoavenue.com whose sponsorship made this event possible.

Sure, added to the Public Roadmap at: http://roadmap.okcash.co

Any chance for you guys to make twitter price ticker bot?

Buying a bit! Coin looks nice imo! 

How its going here?

Should I buy some

active development team, good community, high % pos, hasn't been abandoned, isn't a scam ...


its POS it had a pow phase but you missed it or sold what you got doesn't make it crap.
besides there's a multipool now if you did want to mine

it is total crap
not to mention that it is not mineable, you can only buy it

what's so great about this coin? serious question. I'm new here.