Manna - the first step to financial freedom?

I'm a big fan of free stuff and I guess most people are too, but we have been told time and again that nothing is actually free and somebody somewhere pays for it. And while that is technically true, blockchain technology is positioning itself to prove this mindset obsolete. How?

By distributing a coin to as many people as possible and giving it on a regular basis like a traditional income, or in other words like a basic income. The idea is that if you give people tokens they will use them and increase their value through usage and exposure (@taskmaster4450 makes a great argument towards this point here )

The coin in question is called Manna and it has recently started to be given to people which have sign up for it, on a weekly basis.

I have talked about it in an older post but at that time they were not yet giving out coins and they were also going through a rebranding.

The site is called mannabase and this is how it looks like when you want to check out how much manna you have received.

As you can see my 16 manna is worth very little but so did bitcoin when it first came out ( not a direct comparison, just an example).

You can't withdraw or deposit manna into your wallet yet but that feature will come at some point in the near future.

The coin is also listed on coinmarketcap and it shows some movement since the distribution has begun.

If you like receiving free coins and think that airdrops to ethereum wallets are a big hassle this might be your cup of tea.

Also if you use my referral link : https://www.mannabase.com/?ref=d54fec43ce I would greatly appreciate it. This is not some dubious ponzy scheme by the way, you don't have to invest any of your hard earned money.

I think this poject has the prospect to truly revolutionize how we view a stable source of income and the freedom that comes with that.

I'm curious what you think about manna and about the idea of basic income. Cheers!

My name is Adrian a.k.a "The nearsighted traveler". I'm a running enthusiast who loves to spend time enjoying nature. I write mostly about running, the places I explore and the interesting stuff I learn here on steemit.
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