DimonCoin

 

 DimonCoin is released as a smart contract token on the Ethereum blockchain. Everyone can access the code and review it. The contract itself follow the ERC20 standard, so the tokens can be bought, held and transferred on the blockchain following a widely accepted and approved specification.

Total Supply Cap: 100,000,000 tokens 

Decimals: 8 digits

Ticker: FUD Reserved for development: 2% 

 

DIMONCOIN DISTRIBUTION

The aim of DimonCoin is to get distributed fairly throughout human society. Everyone

should have FUD tokens available in his wallet, and be able to trade it when FUD is

spreaded over the markets. To achieve this, a series of “airdrop” will be held monthly

(tipically on New Moon, as a metaphor), until the last coin will be distributed.

There will be rules and regulations to apply for every airdrop waves, and these can include:

• A minimum amount of Ether (ETH) held in the wallet provided in the application form,

that should be present when the airdrop occurs.

• A participation on the announcement thread on BitcoinTalk forum.

• A participation to a marketing campaign.

The rules will be specified time by time on the BitcoinTalk forum [ANN] thread.

To help the FUD spread into society, we will set up bounty campaigns for translations,

advertisements, socials, exchange listings, and so on.

DimonCoin really does not need to “handle” FUD, it’s just implicit in its design. As mentioned earlier in the paper, FUD itself, created by influential people in the economic, financial and banking sectors, will inevitably damage cryptocurrencies as a whole with their statements. But DimonCoin, being based on those names who spread FUD themselves, will receive reversed effect from FUD, thus gaining value and reputation. It can proficiently fight the FUD that continuously affects the cryptocurrency market in these times of growth.

DimonCoin introducing a new technology in the cryptocurrencies world: PoC, Proof of Concept. In technologic and scientific applications, Proof of Concept is a demonstration in principle with the aim of verifying that some concept or theory has practical potential for real-world applications. A PoC is usually small and may or may not be complete; a typical example of PoC is a prototype. Proof of concept is also known as PoP: Proof of Principle. PoC may also refer to partial solutions involving a small number of users acting in business roles to establish whether a system satisfies certain requirements. The overall objective of PoC is to find solutions to technical problems, such as how systems can be integrated or throughput can be achieved through a given configuration. Developing such a plan is an important step in determining how an envisioned product or service will ultimately be delivered to users with the fewest number of flaws.

 

ROADMAP

• 2016 November - Concept ideation

• 2017 Jan-Feb - Team gathering

• 2017 March - Development planning

• 2017 Apr-Jun - First prototype and Simulation testing

• 2017 Jun-Aug - Prototype reworking and AI simulation testing

• 2017 September - Polishing

• 2017 October - Presentation to public and First Airdrop

• 2017 November - Second Airdrop

• 2017 December - Third Airdrop

• 2018 Q1 - Exchanges scene entry

• 2018 Mar-Apr - 5UX-K4-220L4 implementation

• 2018 May - Additional propagation effort 

 

Website: http://dimoncoin.org/index.html

Twitter: https://twitter.com/DimonCoin

Bitcointalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2247833.0

White paper: https://dimoncoin.org/DimonCoin%20-%20Whitepaper.pdf

Author : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1134117

Eth add : 0x52E07fA6D8843B44FFabDADbccaa861084c24C4E