Why You Need to Know About SmartCash Cryptocurrency

sixexgames (55)in #smartcash • 7 years ago (edited)

I bought SmartCash at .02 cents and I'd still buy more at .10 cents, .20 cents and beyond.

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I first heard of SmartCash a few months ago. They were running a Twitter campaign where you got 20 SMART every time you sent out certain tweets of theirs. I love airdrops and bounties (I even run an airdrop group on facebook) I downloaded a wallet and got about 100 coins from the promotion. Then I looked into what the coin was all about and I was very impressed. I felt like I was reading about a more democratic and inclusive version of Dash before it shot to the moon.

Here are some key features of SmartCash:

1. SmartRewards
This is a price stabilization mechanic where if you hold 1,000 or more SMART in your wallet on the 25th of a month (as long as you don’t send SMART out of that address) you get paid a percentage for holding them until the 25th of the next month. So in September I had 4,000 coins at the snapshot and I was rewarded with over 1,000 coins! So the reward was 25% but this reward goes down every month, so it’s best to be an early adopter or jump on as soon as you can. And it’s best to have multiple addresses so you can spend from one and not lose all your rewards.

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Nope, I'm no whale unfortunately.

2. SmartHive
In Dash they have a governance system that can vote on funding proposals and code changes. The problem is that this is limited to the big whales that own masternodes (2k Dash I believe). With SmartCash, 1 SMART is 1 vote. They even approved a food distribution event in Venezuela. What other cryptocurrency would or could do something like this?

3. Social Media
They have a very active Slack, Forums and Steemit presence. There is a tipbot for steemit and one for twitter is on the way! On these platforms they often have ways for you to earn more SMART.

4. Speed & Privacy
This coin is fast. Period. And it’s super private because they allow you to “renew” your coins. So you burn your coins and all history associated with them and get new ones. Be careful if you do this because you’d lose SmartRewards associated with those coins.

I remember SmartCash when it was in the 400’s in market cap rank on coinmarketcap and soon you’ll be saying you remember when it was in the 60’s.

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Learn more about SmartCash on their website https://smartcash.cc/

My SmartCash address ShqNYfqWxogJzzTchydQvrKKXXza3c5rWm

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7 years ago in #smartcash by sixexgames (55)

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Very informative post.Thanks dear

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