List of Alt Coins Backed By A Business - page 2.

bitwho

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Microcoin backed by the rising exchange Alcurex @ https://alcurex.org/

%50 of the daily exchange profit shares are payed to share holders in BTC LTC and Microcoins dividends
Everything that trades in that exchange is shared with Alcurex Share holder. Even the fees of gold coins traded. Who eventually get microcoins exch pay out.

You can buy Silver coins with Microcoin @ https://alcurex.org/index.php/crypto/market?pair=genius_mrc2

There are market trades paired with microcoin as well

Registered Exchange in Finland.

Its the same dev that took over to help Microcoin. So public dev and promising exchange!

Wheelys

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Quote from: nextgencoin on March 22, 2015, 12:46:01 PM

Define company? If you think Snapchat or FB is a company then...

Some new coins are actually better described as tokens in a product that IF successful produce wealth two major examples I like are GetGems which is a messenger app that if they grow their user base then you basically own a percentage of its 'profit'. Closely linked with this company is Synero which hopes to do the same for a FB type platform.

You are 100% correct. That term is very subjective, and so keeping it broad is probably better to get as many coins in that category as possible.

I checked out the "tokens" you mentioned and they look very unique and promising.

nextgencoin

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Define company? If you think Snapchat or FB is a company then...

Some new coins are actually better described as tokens in a product that IF successful produce wealth two major examples I like are GetGems which is a messenger app that if they grow their user base then you basically own a percentage of its 'profit'. Closely linked with this company is Synero which hopes to do the same for a FB type platform.

aurtur215

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You can buy things in a subway in Holland using guldencoin.

menlatin

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Soon.

Wheelys

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Thanks for the responses. Seems like there aren't really any "company" coins, or at least not any successful, legitimate coins.

sofu

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Degenerate Crypto Gambler

Quote from: Wheelys on March 21, 2015, 01:38:35 PM

As the title implies, I'm looking to compile a list of alt coins that are backed by an actual business and are used for payment at said business. I am aware of a few, but seems like a limited number that can be used for actual payment.

Example: If Starbucks rolled out a Starbucks coin they would accept in their brick and mortar stores and online purchases.

You mean coins like URO, Sync, Arch...? These coins are doing very well as long there are enough people out there who believe the "business" is real.

Better tell it story coins Grin

shanem

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I know of a few like ambercoin and inkwaycoin but they are dead.
For example, you can look at inkwaycoin where the company claims to back the coin to ink but the company scammed from the ICO and the coin is delisted from bittrex. I have posted some information for everyone's reference.

http://inkwayusa.com/LKNX.pdf
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-inkwaycoin-lknx-earn-lknx-by-mining-tx-fees-now-in-pospow-tx-797398

cosmoo

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digitalcoin is backed by a user-run marketplace noobie.io

AltcoinInvestor

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There's none.

If they say so then it's 99.99% is scam.

Wheelys

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As the title implies, I'm looking to compile a list of alt coins that are backed by an actual business and are used for payment at said business. I am aware of a few, but seems like a limited number that can be used for actual payment.

Example: If Starbucks rolled out a Starbucks coin they would accept in their brick and mortar stores and online purchases.

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