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Topic: NEM/XEM gaining ground in Japan (Read 693 times)

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July 13, 2017, 06:01:02 AM
#4
XEM is a VERY good project. Now the prices are low. The dragon is preparing to rise from its sleep.

Consider putting 20% of your portfolio into XEM. 80% BTC and ETH.

Japan is bullish on XEM and BTC too. In fact I am in Tokyo right now. I love Sashimi.
newbie
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July 13, 2017, 05:50:39 AM
#3
Waiting for Japanese buy rage )
sr. member
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Merit: 250
July 12, 2017, 01:43:29 PM
#2
great news. Hope that nem/xem will soon recover from this big crash. I bought a lot of Nem and sold them all when the price drop rapidly. The market is driving people crazy and I hope that this news will make this coin brighter
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July 12, 2017, 12:54:25 PM
#1
Japan, a front-runner in blockchain adoption, has recently announce to start testing applications of blockchain technology in several governmental functions. The Japanese government has expressed interest to use the blockchain for, among other things, land-registration and tender offers. Links can be found here: https://btcmanager.com/japans-government-to-test-blockchain-system-q1-2018/ and here: https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/japan-place-entire-property-registry-blockchain/.

In addition to these developments Infoteria, a Japanese company, has announced that is has succesfully used NEM/Mijin for a trial where shareholder voting was done on the blockchain. A link to the original announcement can be found here https://www.infoteria.com/jp/news/press/2017/06/01_01.php (You'll need google translate here). Combined with the news that one of the largest Japanese exchanges Coincheck has acquired 300 million XEM (around 50 million USD at the time) as a reserve currency. Source https://www.reddit.com/r/nem/comments/6kr7o2/japan_exchange_coincheck_purchased_300_million_xem/.

These facts combined could signal very strong support from both Japanese government and Japanese corporations for the NEM/XEM blockchain. This could very well be the start of a string of NEM related announcements coming from Japan.

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