Synereo Collapse? Wanted to Raise 4 700 Bitcoins, 173 Bitcoins Raised So Far

Synereo Collapse? Wanted to Raise 4 700 Bitcoins, 173 Bitcoins Raised So Far

Synereo, which calls itself the world's first fully-decentralized social network, recently launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise 4 700 bitcoins ($1.2 million). The goal is to have the technology and resources to build a decentralized network and provide a better social network experience. Synereo will reward contributors in AMPs - the network's own currency which can be used to amplify messages within the social network. The crowdsale began March 23 and will end on April 22. "The $1.2 million will be what allows us to create a fully distributed application that's up to the standards of....


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