Blockchain-Based Gaming Coin Shoots to the Moon Within First Hour Of Crowdsale
First gaming payment cryptocurrency to power poker & gaming sites, BreakoutCoin has launched its crowdsale, raising $172,000 within the first hour as it plans to sell 6.6 Million tokens over 24 days. June 13, Breakout Coin began its public coinsale with a bonus of 25 percent for all purchases made in the first 60 minutes. Following that, the bonuses will continue at 15 percent for the first week, 10 percent for the second week, and 5 percent for third week of the sale, which will be hosted by the Bittrex exchange, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world. According to....
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Ethereum based US gaming company, Firstblood Technoligies Inc. claims to have raised over $6Mln in Ether (465,312.999 ETH) few minutes after it launched its crowdsale on 26 Sept 2016. P2P platform. FirstBlood is a peer-to-peer (p2p) gaming platform offering competitors the opportunity to win tokens by challenging each other to skill-based games like League of Legends, Counter Strike: Global Offensive, and DOTA 2. Being only one out of several other existing e-Sports platform involved in competitive gaming, the owners of Firstblood Technologies say that the system is based on integrity,....
Breakout Gaming is holding its fundraising crowdsale for gaming token Breakout Coin (BRO). The coin is for players to use in Breakout's 88 online gaming casino - only for legal markets. Breakout is both KYC and AML compliant. The BRO coin uses two algorithms, Proof of Work (PoW) & Proof of Bergstake. Bergstake is like Proof of Stake - but not... Sort of. More on that later. Breakout has the backing of poker all-stars Johnny Chan, Huck Seed, Jennifer Harman, Ted Forrest, Todd Brunson and Vladimir Shchemelev. That's over 38 World Series of Poker bracelets in case anyone was keeping score.....
The top five blockchain crowdsales bore out of the Bitcoin 2.0 movement have raised more than a quarter-of-a-billion dollars in “initial coin offerings,” “token sales” and the like. Participants contend the blockchain tokens are going “to the moon.” Others argue, since they’ve never been registered, they run afoul of securities law. The second largest crowdsale and best known, is Ethereum at $18,439,086. Ethereum developers say their blockchain is a distributed smart-contract platform “fueled” by a native digital currency similar to Bitcoin. Ethereum’s 2014 “Ether sale” preceded it’s May....
Dogecoin started as a joke. But it will now be taking people to the moon. Elon Musk’s SpaceX will launch the “DOGE-1 Mission to the Moon” in the first quarter of 2022, with the company accepting the meme-inspired cryptocurrency as full payment for the lunar payload. Meme-Coin Heading To The Moon This is just the […]
July 8 BreakoutCoin announced the completion of its public crowdsale, which raised about $557,000. A total of 4,357,800 BRK were distributed, with a further 2,269,694 burned and permanently removed from the market. With the crowdsale complete, Breakout Coin (BRK) is now trading on Bittrex. Randy Kim, co-founder of Breakout, stated: “We are very pleased with the results of this sale, and with the support that we received from both the cryptocurrency and gaming communities.” Another crowdfund launched. Also contained in the announcement is that a second crowdfund was launched at 5:00 pm PDT....