The Crypto Craze Continues...... trillion??? you there?? is this another missed opportunity...???

Hmmmmm....Well this would have been good to have around during this crypto mania .......

Website still has message " Announcement coming soon..." as of 10/18/2019

How is it that they call this the Trillion ICO or Trillion coin but it's listed as https://tri.cash/ AND there is another Trillion coin when googled that goes to https://ico.trillionfinancecoin.com/web

Maybe the reason they can't get investors is because once again World Moto has confused the fuck out of its investors.

https://twitter.com/rnorth0x/status/1143066092606238720?s=21

Interesting question...

But if you talk to the trillion they really want this to succeed.

Scam?

Hello there ... this should be interesting... :)

Oh god. Somebody did not learn their lesson about Giles and his buddy Chris with WM? This trillion thing does look like one of Giles scams. Don’t know what he is up to yet. But with his history, it ain’t honest.

More pictures of the trillion teams progress towards the making trillion the next generation Crypto currency..

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They are working behind the scenes. Received an update via Email,

Lots of great information and this awesome statement was included in the update:


" Trillion is now open to the public and will begin promoting signups this week. You may see some promotions on Facebook and elsewhere. "

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Bitcoin and cryptocurrency have been handed huge support this morning from researchers at Imperial College London, who have said digital currencies are primed for mass adoption.

According to the paper — entitled “Cryptocurrencies: Overcoming Barriers to Trust and Adoption” — bitcoin and cryptocurrencies will hit the mainstream as a way of paying for goods and services within the next decade.

The backing of the researchers could boost the price of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, which many have accused of being less well suited to handling mass payments than the traditional financial system, run by the likes of Visa and MasterCard.

“ The world of cryptocurrency is evolving as rapidly as the considerable collection of confusing terminology that accompanies it,” said Imperial professor William Knottenbelt.

“There’s a lot of scepticism over cryptocurrencies and how they could ever become a day-today payment system used by the man on the street. In this research we show that cryptocurrencies have already made significant headway towards fulfilling the criteria for becoming a widely accepted method of payment.”

The paper, paid for by brokerage eToro, found cryptocurrencies are already equipped to fulfil one of the three fundamental roles of traditional fiat money: acting as a store of value.

The three criteria for mass adoption the researchers laid out are:

1 Store of value: allowing individuals to make intemporal choices on when to spend their purchasing power

2 Medium of exchange: facilitating the exchange of goods and services by eliminating the inefficiencies associated with a barter economy

3 Unit of account: acting as a measure of value in the economic system.

According to the paper, “meeting the last two criteria will require bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to make progress on remaining challenges such as scalability, design and regulation.”

“The first email was sent in 1971, but it took nearly three decades for the technology to become commonplace with a user-friendly interface in the form of hotmail,” said eToro’s UK managing director Iqbal Gandham.

“The first ever bitcoin transaction took place a little over eight years ago and today we are already seeing it begin to meet the requirements of everyday money. Given the speed of adoption, we believe that we could see Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on the high street within the decade. There are of course barriers to mainstream adoption, but they are far from insurmountable.”

Imperial’s Zeynep Gurguc, who co-authored the report, said: “New payment systems (or asset classes) do not emerge overnight but it is worth noting that the concept of money has evolved – even in our lifetime – from cash to digital or contactless payments.”

The bitcoin price has — along with most other cryptocurrencies struggled to find footing in recent months after an eye-watering 50 percent sell off at the beginning of the year.
However, in recent weeks the bitcoin price has jumped multiple times — giving some holders hope of a return to the bull market.

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Well known Crypto identity Jeff Berwick of The Dollar Vigilante gives his view on the current state of affairs. You might not agree with everything he says but still well worth listening to.

Progress !! as noted on trillion Facebook page.

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A quick update on the worlds first social banking platform - trillion - The much anticipated launch of trillion looks set to go live mid July (it is close!) after further usability features and developmental improvements have pushed the launch date a little further out than expected..

In the mean time click on the link below to to learn how blockchain is making trust irrelevant...............


https://cryptonews.com/exclusives/blockchain-is-saving-trust-by-making-it-irrelevant-2073.htm

News due out next week

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Trillion – Update on the Worlds first Social Banking Platform .

Having successfully completed the seed funding round of Trillion the finalizing of a minimal viable product to be launched within the next 25-30 days will allow users to sign up and begin to use and familiarize themselves with some aspects of the platform.

Full details will be released at the appropriate time, keep in mind many features of Trillion are totally unique and are being kept in-house until formal release and promotion prior to the pre-ICO and ICO.

The WorldMoto shareholder AIRDROP will remain open until a fair and equitable arrangement can be made with all shareholders. The trillion team are aware and mindful that not all shareholders can be contacted through social media, considerable thought is being given to this issue.

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Chris Ziomkowski - Chief Science Officer - Trillion

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It doesn't take much to hate banks. But one day we all reach a point where we need them for something, so we swallow our emotion, bend over, and prepare for an intrusive and unwarranted inspection of our lives that makes us want to shower when the process is finally over. This is just the way it is today. And as banks get bigger, and more divorced from the communities they serve, the process gets worse. No longer just an evil precondition for a modern economy, modern banking has grown into a too big to fail monstrosity that is worse than any tumor or parasite. Indeed, banks have actually become the masters we all serve, as we labor under their absolute tyranny hoping for the few scraps of capital they deem too inconsequential and carelessly throw our way.

But that is all about to change. The one thing that makes big banks better, even for those of us with modest needs, is their perceived strength and immunity to failure. After that perception was shaken in 2008, the new too big to fail banks have emerged with even more clout, as many customers are now convinced that those remaining big banks will enjoy further bailouts by the public in the event of any serious economic malady. This trust gives them an unfair advantage in the marketplace. But the issues of trust are exactly what new open ledger technologies like blockchain are designed to moderate. If an offshore bank has better credibility, a stronger balance sheet, sufficient legal protections and access to all the modern financial infrastructure, why continue funding a $100 million bonus for an executive of a bank you hate? The promise of blockchain is finally at hand.

This is Trillion in a nutshell. Banks used to be small, and the bankers themselves lived in the communities they served. They helped with local solutions to local problems. Bankers may have been disliked by some, but they were part of the community and it was possible to moderate any feelings toward them as they brought benefits as well. Indeed, go back several hundred years when banking was just starting as an institution, often dependent on the nobles in a region, and in some cases it is possible to identify a fierce loyalty between the nobles who serviced a population and the peasants who depended on them and even defended them. This was social banking. This was a community where banking existed for people, rather than people existing for banking.

Trillion will restore this environment, removing most of the barriers that currently place smaller banks at a disadvantage, reduce the extreme barriers to entry that are imposed by governments to ensure banks have a significant stake at risk, and present a cooperative structure where it is possible to mix other values into the financial paradigm other than profit. Yes, this is a big job. But the team behind Trillion is well placed to take on the challenge. Ever wondered why legalized internet gambling began in the country of Antigua? I'll give you a hint. It was because of the members of the Trillion team who are considered the founders of the internet gambling revolution, and their presentation to government officials was so powerful that they never had to go beyond the A's on their country tour.
If this is a movement you may be interested in joining, please send me a message and I'll send you more information. In any case, I am so very excited about the opportunities this project presents. I never imagined when I was younger and applying for a mortgage that I might one day own a bank rather than just being a customer, but you can bet that I will be one of the first to establish my own bank branch on the Trillion Tree.

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"We're definitely not in the beer-vending business."

That might not be something you'd expect the marketing manager for a crypto tech company to clarify, but it's perhaps now necessary when discussing Civic, the startup co-founded by entrepreneur and "Shark Tank South Africa" star Vinny Lingham in 2016.
Announced Friday, the San Francisco-based startup will unveil the world's first "crypto beer vending machine" at CoinDesk's Consensus 2018 next week. No gimmick, Civic sees the prototype, built and branded in partnership with beverage giant Anheuser-Busch, as a way to demonstrate the utility of blockchain-based identity verification schemes.

In short, any conference attendee will be able to walk up to the machine with their Civic app, where they can verify whether they are of legal age and make a purchase.

Civic's Titus Capilnean told CoinDesk:

“We've been thinking about practical ways of bringing crypto technology to a more mainstream audience, and how can we go so niche that it's easy to understand for a regular individual. Proof of age seemed like the best low-hanging fruit."

“In this way, Capilnean argues the model also circumvents issues with using traditional ID verification techniques in such settings, including being equipped for the variety of IDs consumers might use, as well as the handling of data transmitted or stored in the verification process.
Going even further, the demo illustrates how blockchain technology could one day enable the makers of all kinds of age-restricted products to move into the vending machine market.
"It's not limited to just beer, it could be for any kind of age-restricted product. Unmanned entrance to casinos, and then for the vending machines, we can see this going into concerts, ballgames, venues, conferences," he said.

Still at present, that future might be some ways off.

While the prototype is now said to be in transit to the New York Hilton for the event, it's the first and only in production by the company, and there are no plans at this time for either Civic or Anheuser-Busch to move forward with any wider distribution.
Civic said the machine will aim to release up to 600 free beers daily at the conference.
Where the token fits
Still, there are additional considerations for Civic aside from marketing.
Looking ahead, the demo also provides a glimpse of how a wide range of devices could soon be connected to Civic's identity marketplace, now scheduled for a Q3 launch.

Announced last June, Civic sold $33 million-worth of its CVC tokens to investors ahead of an initial coin offering (ICO) for its protocol that saw more of its custom cryptocurrency dispersed to users. Today, the value of the network is $113 million, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

As described by Lingham last year, the idea was to enable banks and other entities that store and safely hold the data necessary to verify users to offer up their ability to provide a kind of know-your-customer service.
So, the tokens, while not necessary for the demonstration (the beer distributed at Consensus 2018 will be free of charge) could be integrated into later iterations. Essentially, vending machines that need to verify that an ID is valid will need to purchase Civic tokens in order to enact the query and verify the blockchain data.

"In this case, the machine requesting the identity will have to pay for the verification," Capilnean explained, concluding:

"Everyone contributes to the token economy, the service providers pays for the IDs, the validator gets the ID and the consumer gets the product." CoinDesk May 11

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Investor Mike Novogratz May 10

"This has been the people's revolution," Michael Novogratz of Galaxy Digital told the crowd at the Fluidity Summit in Williamsburg, Brooklyn on Thursday. Speaking from notes written on the back of a paper plate, he added:

"We have never had a market mania led by retail before"

But Novogratz came to talk about the move of institutional investors into cryptocurrency following last year's dramatic boom in prices. Novogratz started his remarks by mentioning his company's own big recent development, the launch of the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index, which tracks the most liquid assets trading on blockchains.

"I'm hoping yesterday marks the beginning of the institutionalization of crypto as an asset class," Novogratz said, because "big problems need big capital."

Novogratz emphasized that he believes that crypto's big impacts will happen at the street-level, where regular people do things like rent rooms, ride cars and pay each other to do work.
"The decentralized revolution is going to have its biggest impact in the retail sense," he said, but to get there it will take the investment power of the big institutions.
Describing recent meetings with staff at Deutsche Bank, the New York Stock Exchange and Goldman Sachs, Novogratz said he believes it is happening - and this year.

"There are three superhighways that all of you need to follow," he advised the crowd of roughly 700 people.
First, computer science, where he said he tries his best to sit with his computer engineers and follow the technical underpinnings of the industry. He cited two immediate technical challenges, scaling and the proper balance between speed and security.

“We have a bet on EOS because I think people like speed and convenience. We also have a bet on ethereum," because it has the most developers, he said. "My intuition is: we don't need 100 blockchains."
He also said his intuition tells him the problems of balancing security and network scaling will get solved.
Second, he pointed to token economics, saying: "It's the coins that are exciting."

Novogratz stated that investors haven't thought deeply enough about the new coins. "2018 is an important year because most of us as investors, myself included, didn't think enough about how do these tokens work? And why do they have value?" he asked.
Typically, it's argued that if a protocol doesn't give reasons for buyers and sellers to hold onto a token, its value will drop to zero. Novogratz doesn't believe that's quite right though.
He argued that in, for example, a decentralized ridesharing protocol, a lot of riders and drivers will both hold onto a small amount of token as a speculative investment.

The token is a future on how many rides a token can get," he said. As the protocol grows, it will take less of a token to buy a ride and the value of coins will grow. "Even though that's speculating on the future, it feels a lot like equity."

Lastly, he mentioned institutional investors. "The institutional herd is on the move," he said,

"There are three superhighways and the trucks are moving on all three superhighways," he told the crowd, concluding:
"I'm more bullish this year than I was last year."

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World Moto investors - the Trillion AIRDROP is expected to end any day now, send your name / email address / number of shares and dollar value invested prior to March 28 2018 to trillionico@gmail.com and receive your 1000 free trillion coins.
The Trillion road map and other exciting details of the worlds first social banking platform to be released this month! In the mean time stay up to date with the crypto space at coindesk.com or investigate the various analytical tools to delve a little deeper into your favorite cryptocurrencies at blockchain.com. Do you know how many Bitcoin transactions there were in the last 24 hours? How many Bitcoin were mined today? Trade volume and more available to everyone..

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Coindesk May 02.

The steady drumbeat of departures from traditional finance to the blockchain industry continues.

On Wednesday, Financial News reported that three members of BlackRock's institutional clients team in London have jumped ship in order to launch their own fund, Eterna Capital. The fund will focus exclusively on blockchain-based solutions and derive its inspiration from the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.

Eterna aims to raise €20 million and will be led by Andrea Bonaceto, who founded HiredGrad in 2014 after earning a finance degree at Imperial College London. The other three founding partners all come from BlackRock: Nassim Olive will serve as chief economist and COO, Asim Ahmad as head of portfolio management, and Mattia Mrvosevic as head of research.

Ahmad explained the decision to leave BlackRock and start a blockchain-focused fund in an interview on Skype, telling CoinDesk:

"BlackRock, they pay well, it's a great place to learn ... [but] the opportunity is just too big to miss."

That kind of thinking appears to be gaining traction on Wall Street and in the City of London, where people are leaving traditional finance to join or launch ventures focused on cryptocurrencies or blockchain technology. April saw a Goldman Sachs executive leave to join the wallet and data provider Blockchain, as well as Lewis Ranieri - who pioneered the sale of mortgage-backed securities at Salomon Brothers - partner with the blockchain startup Symbiont.

Other notable ex-Wall Streeters focusing on blockchain technology include Blythe Masters, the former JPMorgan Chase exec who founded Digital Asset Holdings.

Unlike the veterans named above, Eterna Capital's founders were at relatively early stages in their careers in finance. Asked why he left BlackRock, Asim mentioned the ability "to shape the industry."

And despite the risk involved in leaving, he said, "those kinds of opportunities make someone who's in the institutional world think."

World Moto Investors - Details of how to receive, hold and trade your Trillion coins will be available as the AIRDROP registration period ends (Expected to finish shortly for World Moto investors). Registration is free ... so get to it.

World Moto shareholders register your details now for the trillion AIRDROP. Send your Name / email address / number of shares and dollar value invested prior to March 28 2018 to trillionico@gmail.com and receive your 1000 free trillion coins.

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