Topic: [ANN][PSB] Pesobit, the currency for remittances and international cooperation - page 140. (Read 208455 times)

Pesobit's real success relays on successful Pesobit to phillipines currency and vice versa conversion only. Also approach coins.ph for inclusion.

Thanks, the difference today and during those times is that Philippines is now more connectd to cryptocurrency thanks to coins.ph that allows once to convert Fiat->bitcoin->Fiat with ease. And the most important feature that they have is sending Philippine Peso -> Philippine Peso using a bitcoin address. Meaning if I want to send P100 to someone, it can be transferred for free and passes to blockchain. Each account have a Peso wallet and a Bitcoin wallet and both has separate BTC address. Sending BTC -> BTC and Peso -> Peso is free but not if it will cross Peso <-> BTC. So if you'll be remitting BTC to a Peso Wallet, you will be charged at around 1.5-2% fee. So how can Pesobit be transferred for free? Someone will have a stash of money in their Peso wallet so if someone requests a Pesobit -> Peso conversion, all we have to do is to transfer the equivalent cash to the recipients coins.ph Peso wallet address. So actually other coins can do it as long as someone will do it for them. Is this legal? coins.ph allow transfer of close to 10k USD per day for maximum verified accounts. If you want a higher limit, they can provide that but you need a business entity and registering with them your business and that's where Pesobit is heading together with using their APIs so you can even request payment which may include Philippine Peso -> Pesobit conversion.

There had been some altcoins that are named after the Philippines, or targeted Filipinos as audience. I see that this is also one of them. I have a question, since I do have relatives working as an OFW in different parts of the world. How will I explain to them that such an internet currency--aside from bitcoin which they already know about--can be used to send money abroad with little charges? This is a crucial question since most of us only utilize altcoins as an investment and not really use it for other things like remittance and such.

tweet Already done to pesobit.

Help us in adding Pesobit to bittrex by including @BittrexExchange and Pesobits in your tweets.

That is optional. this is so we can reward the bounties correctly but it's alright if you don't want to put one in.

The final day coming. Then we will see results and dev team will be funds to work and make this coin big.

Lets go

trex would be the best trade exchange for(PSB) pesobit to cater more and more traders and ride with this project
im excited to see how this materialized and how it will succeed. good luck fafz.

Greek translation is updated with the new pictures

Why is bitcointalk username needed when joining the ICO?
Seem not anon 😁 already. Good luck to PSB, 3btc to get listed on Trex hope to be online that very moment.

For answer the question about ICOBID platform.
I'm the manager of the project. I'm also an investor in many ICOs including Pesobit.
I have not any connection to Pesobit except for my investment.
Visit ICOBID OP to understand more the great concept behind this project. You will have a transparent view on my project.

Hi, rumors or confirmed?

good news, tomorrow bittrex will added PSB in exchange

Good to know that C-cex and Cryptopia added PSB to their voting lists , but why you want to add this coin to exchanges without paying any fee , I do not know what is the listing fees on these exchange , but now you have 35BTC and you can pay part of them to list it faster , this action will make PSB community growing faster as well , sorry if my question looks rude .

Poloniex and Bittrex are definitely the best.  I don't think it's realistic to believe that PSB can get listed on Poloniex, at least not right now in these early development stages. Maybe later on when mass adoption of PSB by the Filipino people takes place.

Bittrex however is a 'must-have' for a good coin and although they also have a stringent process of what coins they accept and a 3 BTC fee, if you get listed it would show you're a coin to be taken seriously.

As an added bonus it would be great to get listed on Cryptopia.co.nz   A very nice and stable exchange with an active and friendly community and user friendly interface. Let's all vote for Pesobit here: https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Vote

I don't like Yobit at all, they seem shady. C-Cex is ok.

welcome,since you were born in april and your 1st post in july,i would like to thank you for being active again through pesobit.Hope dev will answer your quarry,did you read the whitepaper?

Hello everyone, I am thinking of doing a last minute investment but I have a few questions.

- How much money were you hoping to raise with this ICO? What will the funds be used for?

- This would be the smallest ICO I have ever invested into, did you raise enough BTC? What can you tell me to make me confident that you can actually launch as expected?

- How do you plan to get user adoption? How will you facilitate partnerships and what type of promotions/marketing will you do?

- Can you go into further detail on the freelancing site? What connection/experience does your team have with this community? How will this site be promoted?

- Lastly, what is the connection to the ICOBID platform? I read an accusation in this thread about this project being a scam but I have not been able to find very much about it online, and I see similar names from this thread being involved in that project. What happened with it, what is the story?

Thanks and good luck

That's why I said yobit was the exchange of last resort.

bittrex and polo are the best exchange platform,but they only adopt real and legit project.not like yobit that you pay fees and they will list any shitcoin,whatever its scam or real.polo and bittrex always cares about buyer protection,and secure investment platform.