Dec 16, 2017
AusCoin is a highly accessible and liquid blockchain cryptocurrency that helps to obtain a higher liquidity and better rates of exchangeability for everyday commerce.
Melbourne, Australia - December 16, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Melbourne, VIC—The new world of money and investments lies within cryptocurrency blockchains, a newly innovative medium of exchange. Blockchains are a modern technology where individuals can buy or receive cryptocurrency, and where one is given a digital key to manage and approve transactions. Becoming a part of the cryptocurrency market, AusCoin is set to change the way people are accessing and using their cryptocurrencies for commerce. AusCoin is excited to announce they have leveraged their blockchain technologies to directly benefit consumers through a network of new ATM’s across Australia, Asia, and the oceanic region.
While cryptocurrencies have increasingly generated interest in recent years from some investors looking to alternative markets specifically developed for e-commerce, as a whole, they have not fully gained the trust of consumers and merchants due to their technical barriers and lack of liquidity for simple everyday commerce. In addition, individuals have walked away from blockchains because they don’t know if their currencies are protected. Despite the growth in cryptocurrencies, the market has not been fully integrated and is not easily accessible, but AusCoin is seeking to change that.
AusCoin was founded in 2017 and has quickly made its way to the top. The company’s mission is to provide one of the most liquid and exchangeable currencies in the world. They are seeking to implement a trusted e-commerce payment system that consumers and merchants can use through websites, applications, and a point of sale system. Recognizing the disappointments that investors may have experienced with other cryptocurrencies, AusCoin is offering buyers to start anew and grow with the company.
AusCoin is proud to be one of the only cryptocurrencies with ease of access and high liquidity. Unlike other cryptocurrencies, with AusCoin, individuals are able to access their money easier than ever with AusCoin’s new launch of ATMs across Australia and Asia. The AusCoin group has worked hard to set out on exploring optimal ATM placement and securing the rights to place them in retail locations throughout Australia. These developments include their cryptocurrency exchange, an AusCoin wallet, community website, and other applications.
AusCoin is giving people the opportunity to start on the ground floor and flourish with their public release of AusCoin. They raised over $1,000,000 in seed round funding within the first 24-hours of their campaign. They also pride themselves in leveraging proven blockchain technologies to better target their consumers and merchants.
Contact Info:
Name: Brett White
Email: Send Email
Organization: AusCoin ICo
Address: 2/1012 Doncaster Road, Doncaster East, Melbourne, VIC 3109, Australia
Phone: +61-1300-287-264
For more information, please visit https://auscoin.io/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 278539
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