A few weeks ago I cashed in some RDD to systematically buy a pack of every coin that has a matching Android wallet. It is surprising that a lot of these coins are very little known... But does it matter? When I meet someone and want to show them how crypto works, the easiest way is to get them to install a wallet and send them free coins right then and there! (Okay... they have to parse the entire blockchain so it's not as instant as it sounds but still...) It's fun and impressive!

I cannot stress how important it is for us to have a way to share our QBCs in person. I think that independent coffee shops, as well as independent retailers of Quebec-made goods online and off, could be our very first retailers next year. I would also like to figure out a way to get some artisans to accept QBC at the Christmas artisan fair at Bonaventure in December 2014. We're going to need good write-ups, tutorials and documentation. Right now, the alt coin with the most bad-ass web setup is Potcoin POT. This is a Quebec-based project as well!

For that we need an Android wallet! (iOS should be done as well but I prefer to see others navigate the new guidelines before that)

- It cannot be a web wallet (those things blow!)
- It has to be in French (I can help translate!)
- It should be able to sweep private keys (not all wallets do this right now, the Dogecoin wallet does)

I will gladly contribute QBCs for this as well.

Is this feasible?