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This is the eleventh day of my 30 days challenge dedicated to crypto resources. Each day I will post a relevant resource (used by me, or recommended) and at the end of each post you'll see a list of all the previous articles.

Today I'm inviting you to try out a crypto calendar webservice; CoinsCalendar.com. The site solves the communication overload problem we're witnessing in the booming area of the blockchain technology. Truth is it's way too easy to get overwhelmed (or just sidetracked) by the plethora of all the things announced to happen in this universe.

Wether we're talking about upcoming ICOs, conferences, software version releases, hardforks or anything important, you should at least find some track of it in this site. There is also a telegram channel (not tested).

I have no idea who made this service, but it seems it is very young and also made by someone who's not a native English speaker (which means things can drastically improve at the copy level). As a non-native English speaker myself, I feel for the guy.

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Previous Resources

• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 10: BlockchainDemo.io
• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 9: Prepaid Bitcoin Visa Cards: Bitwala
• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 8: BlockchainDevJobs.com
• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 7: Jaxx Wallet
• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 6: /r/Jobs4Bitcoins
• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 5: Icotracker.Net
• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 4: Coinbuzz.Stream
• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 3: Bitcoin Magazine
• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 2: BitcoinTalk Forum
• Crypto Enthusiasts Resources, Ep. 1: Altcoins Ups And Downs

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