The largest Korean Crypto fund Hashed participates to Zipper pre-sale

Antti Saarnio
2 min readJan 2, 2018

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We’re super-excited to announce that Hashed, a Korean Crypto fund which has invested into many of the leading blockchain projects around, such as Kyber, Qtum, OmiseGO, EOS, ICON and Quantstamp, has contributed to the ongoing Zipper pre-sale.

We’re also happy to declare that the pre-sale has bypassed the $2M mark and is closing in on the $3M hard cap just days before the end of the pre-sale on 4th of January 2018.

Zipper has taken a rather different approach to the token sale than most projects: Instead of enormous shilling and hype, we have openly told people what Zipper is planning to build and why, and let the community decide if they want to support us. It has been extremely rewarding to see our community grow from a handful of people just a few weeks ago to more than 2000 people across our community channels today. The support of Hashed and hundreds of pre-sale participants show that this was the right way to go. People want a real project with clear deliverables and with a “screw it, just do it” attitude.

We’re now focusing our efforts on the final push of the pre-sale, and then continuing with product development and planning of the main sale. Our mission to make cryptocurrencies and blockchain based services both secure and easy to use in smartphones has already proven to resonate with a lot of people. In the coming months, we’re confident that more and more people will hear about us and join the exciting quest to bring the peer to peer economy to the masses.

See more about the Zipper project and pre-sale (you still have a last-minute chance to contribute!) on our website, and join our community at Telegram and Twitter.

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Antti Saarnio

I am constantly curious to participate on the world changing projects. Founder of Zippie, co-founder of Jolla