Arcade City, The Decentralized P2P Services Platform Announces ICO
As a part of its crowdfunding campaign which went live on November 1, 2016, the Arcade City platform will be creating 100 million ARC tokens. Arcade City, the blockchain based peer to peer marketplace for various service providers is on its way to realizing its future. The platform has recently launched the ICO of its Arcade City Tokens (ARC) to raise funds for future development. The Arcade City platform has its origin in the city of Portsmouth, New Hampshire after a group of former Uber and Lyft drivers decided to help the city’s commuters when the taxi services went on strike. The....
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The city of Portsmouth, New Hampshire passed an ordinance regulating ride-sharing services that took effect in September of 2015. The ordinance made driving with Uber and other ride-sharing companies illegal within the city limits. Christopher David, a former Uber driver, launched the Free Uber campaign using Bitcoin prize pools to incentivize activism protesting the ordinance. Now, in the wake of protests by Uber drivers over the company’s decision to cut fares, David is launching his own blockchain-based ride-sharing platform, Arcade City. To promote the new platform, he and nine other....
The decentralized ride-sharing startup Arcade City recently revealed its preliminary white paper and token plan. The paper “Arcade City: Blueprint for a New Economy” explains some of the team’s ideas for its native token ARC and its tentative ICO planned for Q4 of this year. Arcade City Shows The Public The Startups Initial White Paper. Arcade City is a....
Arcade City is currently in the process of building a whole ecosystem using Ethereum Blockchain. A truly democratized marketplace driven by demand, supply and value added services is not easy to come by in a traditional setting. Currently most of the services are offered by businesses and companies, leaving individual service providers with a very small market share. But by creating a levelled playing field for the service industry, every one irrespective of their stature will be able to offer their services to the huge market, solely based on their expertise and experience. The innovative....
Food sharing app Unsung has partnered with decentralized ridesharing service Arcade City to feed the homeless in the city of Austin. Unsung is an app designed to solve hunger through a liaison between restaurants, the needy, and volunteers. A restaurant uses the app to indicate that excess food is available for donation. A homeless or otherwise needy person can then be located by dropping a pin through the app, and a volunteer will take the food to the needy. Volunteers may be tipped in Bitcoin. The partnership would use Arcade City drivers to deliver the food. The announcement came via a....
When a ballot proposal that would have replaced the city ordinance failed, Uber and Lyft left Austin, TX as promised. Since May 9, there have been no ride-sharing services available in this city of almost a million people. So it’s no surprise that tech-savvy Austinites, like this episodes special guest, Christopher David, who have taken matters into their own hands without the concern about red tape or corporate bullshit. Arcade City is a rideshare startup designed to be integrated into the Ethereum blockchain Now, we keep it 100 here at The Bitcoin Podcast and I won't pretend their isn't....