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I work at a large Dutch financial company on the South axis of Amsterdam and promoting this kind of technology requires a bit more than bus stop posters and press releases. One might even say that the team that I am a part of is heavily invested from a know-how stand point in blockchain as it is, just hadn't noticed this project before. One of the perks of being a member is knowing quite a bit about the industry as a whole, promoting said financial products isn't easy. How is this project doing amongst early adopters/tech-fiends/cryptocurrency world in general? It's going to be quite hard to convince regular folks of the 'Why' and to put their trust into something like Auroracoin. Wish you all the best though, hope it works out!
This latest article from cointelegrsph sets auroracoin up really nicely for a big surprise next month.
http://cointelegraph.com/news/saving-icelands-economy-did-auroracoin-fail-its-mission
At the end she lets slip that an icelandic bank has started a campaign to educate icelanders about crypto currency.
Expect auroracoin to be part of this strategic campaign, still to be announced next month.
Auroracoin is trading at a massive discount here.
http://cointelegraph.com/news/saving-icelands-economy-did-auroracoin-fail-its-mission
At the end she lets slip that an icelandic bank has started a campaign to educate icelanders about crypto currency.
Expect auroracoin to be part of this strategic campaign, still to be announced next month.
Auroracoin is trading at a massive discount here.
The marketing needs to go live before the banks come with their own solution. When is the date for the bus terminal posters?
26th, 5 more days
Had never heard of Auroracoin before, loads of Dutchies working on it I noticed. What's this thing about the bus terminals?