Quote from: jejejej on June 07, 2017, 02:43:11 AM

While I certainly agree that ICO ideas could use a tighter filter and founders need to just be willing to build on traditional platforms rather than crypto for the sake of crypto... this actually has a logical impetus if you think about it. You're throwing a whole bunch of people from all over the world into a basket to learn a language. How are they going to pay? USD? But they haven't made it to the US yet and why deal with all those conversion rates and non-global processors and folks who don't have Mastercard? What if you're going from baht to pesos? Sounds like a nightmare. They're promoting cross-cultural learning, why not use cross-cultural money - a crypto. Level the playing field and cross any border necessary with a token while funding the project to launch it at the same time with loyal fans and potential customers. The audience is 1) people who want to learn a language and 2) people who own BTC, ETH, or ESL. This seems like a focused yet large enough niche to gain traction with a project.

Quote from: temmuz on June 05, 2017, 03:06:49 PM

I do not understand what the crypto market has to do with it. An unnecessary project.

One of many reasons it makes sense, yes. On that note, did you know our Advisor and Board Member Brad Chun is also the same for another crypto company that does remittance in Asia? Maybe we could convince them to integrate ESL Coin, one day Wink