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if true dev roadmap of the 5K today Grin

We need to get the word out About Britcoin first. Guldencoin went up in value because people learned it existed.

We're working hard on that, hoping to get some big media outlet publication very soon and our first merchant accepting BritCoin in Cardiff next week!

People are definitely buying in right now. They are just careful to not let the volume get up high enough to get the coin on the first, second or third page. Once it gets there, others see it and start buying in and so on.

Yea we're getting some good buy support, which is great. I just hope people stay patient and don't sell at the bid price! Cheesy

I just bought 1% of this coin, and I have no intention of selling Grin

I belive we will see a revival of country coins over the next few months, and as people see that merchants are starting to except this coin, it will have a big impact.

Haha, top lad. Cheesy

I agree with your country coin revival sentiment. As everyone knows, currency is based on faith, and with the amount of shitcoins floating around in a sea of scams that is currently the alt coin world, people will eventually turn to their respective county coins as this provides a sense of security and accountability. Country coins are able to do one thing global ones can't, adapt to the specific needs of an individual nations.

Acquiring merchants is very high on our list of priorities for September, with our first to be confirmed sometime with week and many more lined up. The reason we haven't pushed very hard on this until recently is we wanted to ensure the BritCoin network was stable and secure enough to be accepted by businesses, it has been 2 months and not one single problem.. So we believe we're good to go.

Is this merchant an actual physical bricks and mortar business or an on-line merchant?

Bricks, mortar and fashion! It's a clothes retailer in the centre of Cardiff, we are also talking to a few other merchants in the centre of town that are willing to accept BritCoin as method of payment, including a pub.. Which I'm sure will please you.

I find the idea of getting pissed off my Britcoin quite appealing Grin