The Swarm First Five: Tom and Gary’s Decentralized Dance Party

The Swarm First Five: Tom and Gary’s Decentralized Dance Party

Swarm, a next generation crowdfunding platform leveraging Bitcoin technologies, has announced the first five companies that will raise funds on the Swarm platform: Manna, Coinspace, SwarmOps, Judobaby, and Tom and Gary’s Decentralized Dance Party (DDP). What is a Decentralized Dance Party? In the words of Tom and Gary: In August 2010 the first DDP Facebook invites were sent out. In a classic entrepreneurial move, the invites were sent before Tom and Gary had the resources to launch DDPs. But overwhelming support from across the country and their discovery of IndieGoGo led to launching....


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