Well, I've been lucky... I bought some and I alredy gained 20%... not bad 
And I found another couple of articles, not strictly related but from BBC and International Business Times:
And I found another couple of articles, not strictly related but from BBC and International Business Times:
- Why 'Britcoins' may soon pay for your latte ---> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-31856218
- House of Lords to ask Bank of England: Is it time for 'Britcoin'? ---> http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/house-lords-ask-bank-england-it-time-britcoin-1570886
20% is not bad!
Probably caused by this post imo.
Do you care about dates at all because the first article is 2 years old and the second is 1 year old.
The coin was revived in May 2016.
There is no new tech in this coin at all, no real community and a lacklustre Dev
The only thing this coin has going for it is Britcoin sounding like Bitcoin which for some reason would make Britain use it? Poundcoin would be better
Crypto by nature should be global and border agnostic making Britcoin's use case is extremely limited.
Why would any UK business favour implementing this over BTC, ZEC or ETH?
Also why would the UK government back this crypto when they could make their own and back that?
I admire how much energy you put into giving so many warnings for a very clearly shitcoin and that you manage to do more research then the person investing into it
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Well... I think it could be a good bet indeed, I'll buy some. I found also a tweet with an image pointing out the maximum gain multiplicator for several coins, and it seems britcoins has a good potential...
