One of the most successful German ICOs enters the final stretch. Tokens of the Frankfurt Fintech savedroid can still be bought until March 9th. Using the proceeds, the company wants to radically simplify saving and investing with cryptocurrencies. Why it’s worth it to buy the tokens.
The demand exceeds all expectations. savedroid has sold almost four billion tokens in the meantime. In total, six billion tokens are available for sale, so it’s not impossible that they are sold out in the next days. The token sale runs until March 9. There are four reasons the sale is attractive.
1. ICO is “Made in Germany”
savedroid is “Made in Germany”. It’s the first ICO of a German stock corporation that follows German laws and regulations. savedroid hits the mark with the offer to use artificial intelligence to build a savings platform for cryptocurrencies. This shows the high level of demand for the token.
2. Working product with sales
savedroid, unlike many other ICOs, is not based purely on an idea or a concept on paper. The company has existed since 2015, has a product on the market and has achieved revenues. The savedroid saving app has been downloaded more than 200,000 times and has generated more than 10 million savings transactions.
3. Top reviews
The savedroid ICO has achieved top ratings with an average of 4.3 of 5 points on opinion-shaping websites. Users of Icorating, TrackICO and ICOHolder have all given top ratings.
4. Well-known token buyers
Several big names from the German Fintech and startup scene have bought savedroid tokens because they believe in the success of the model “Cryptocurrencies for everyone”. “I know Yassin Hankir, the CEO of savedroid, from my time at McKinsey and I am convinced that he will lead savedroid to one of the most successful ICOs in Europe”, says, for example, Hanno Fichtner, founder of FinLeap and HitFox. Also bought savedroid tokens:
Daniel Höpfner, founder and Managing Director of b10 VC
Felix Haas, founder of IDNow and Chairman of Bits and Pretzels
Sebastian Diemer, founder of Kreditech and Finiata
