Spotcoin’s Weekly Roundup
June 16th 2018, first edition
Welcome to the first Weekly Roundup. We’re aiming to bring you one each Saturday, to keep you up-to-date with the Spotcoin developments of the past week. And this was an exciting week for us.
Check our Telegram group Spotcoin Team for the latest information.
Spotcoin getting Press
We also had the distinct honor of receiving some decent press attention, that you can find here:
- Our CEO Tim did a great interview with ICO genius
- Crypto Slate wrote this article about our background and why we’re based in Tbilisi, Georgia
- Irish Tech News covered our growing presence in Turkey
Come see us at the Georgian Blockchain Conference
And last but not least, we’re very happy to be attending the Blockchain Bitcoin Conference Georgia this coming June 20th. For those of you who want to meet our Spotcoin ambassador and company co-founder Andrew Thornhill, drop us a line. Or, you know, just walk up to him. He’s nice. Honestly.
Now back to making digital currencies work for everyone.
The Spotcoin Team
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